Most disappointing debut album ever?

[JMD]

hate to do it but Mobb’s 1st Juvenile Hell

didn’t help that I heard it after hearing The Infamous

 

[spliz]

Pretty interesting that out of the big three of that generation, only Kendrick managed to nail his debut. Nas and Hov nailed their debuts. Big nailed his. Pac didn't but his first album isn't bad or anything.

Well J Cole’s TRUE debut was Friday Night Lights. Politics fukked up his release so he just dropped it as a mixtape.

 

[Paper Boi]

Wale

 

[QU Hectic]

Drag-On : Opposite of H2O

 

[MJ Truth]

Definitely clicked on the thread with Canibus on my mind.

 

[King Kai]

"Whatever Jay Electronica’s album was called"

 

[Baka's Weird Case]

Drag-On : Opposite of H2O

@Pinyapplesuckas get the strap

 

[Dontay Flaco]

Can-I-Bus takes the fukking cake, lol!
I can also see why you added Big L's debut to the poll to. Wasn't that album originally meant to drop in 93? If so, then that explains why it sounded a lil dated for that time.

 

[Supa]

I didn’t even think it was as bad as everyone said it was. It came at the wrong time though. He was on some technical lyricism braggadocio shyt at a time when that was becoming passe and everything was moving toward balling materialistic street rap.

Nah, he still made noise for his bars and there was an audience for that at the time. He just linked with Wyclef who was the worst possible fit. He should have been working with Premier or someone with a harder sound.

 

[Feed-Me]

Sounds strange now. But Tony Yayo dropped one. G-unit had dropped Grodt, hfm, soc, and the documentary. All dope as fukk. Then dropped the Yayo album while Game was dissing.

 

[Cheese McNair]

Wale

most of Wale’s first album is solid but that More About Nothing tape took him way higher

 

[get these nets]

Method Man

Don't buy the "flood" excuse either. RZA has an encyclopedia-like memory/knowledge of martial arts flicks and music history.

No way that he lost beats because of a flood and had to make new beats, or whatever excuse they ran with for Meth's album being trash

 

[THE K-MAN]

@ Big L on the list

 

[ISO]

Modern era has to be Drake - Thank me Later

This album was good. Sold well, was received well by critics, had hits, has some classic Drake b-sides.

I hear it was a lil rushed but it's still a good album. Cole's debut was way more disappointing.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

Method Man

Don't buy the "flood" excuse either. RZA has an encyclopedia-like memory/knowledge of martial arts flicks and music history.

No way that he lost beats because of a flood and had to make new beats, or whatever excuse they ran with for Meth's album being trash

Tical was NOT trash. It didn’t meet expectations maybe but saying it was trash is absurd.