Poll: Which G-Unit member had the illest debut album?

[CourtesyFlush]

Not one vote for yayo lol. In his defense the album is somewhat of a guilty pleasure to me. I dig his song about not chasing hoes. Oh and I Know You Dont Love Me is classic g-unit

 

[Freddie.Cane]

Yayo ain't even get a vote :Lolmj3:

 

[CM_Burns]

50. Bucks, Banks, and Game are about the same level now. Havent heard Yayos since it dropped.

 

[drugxglory]

i enjoyed Buck's debut album, this is one of my fav tracks on there

"We cuttin heads, doin whatever to buy a loaf of bread"

 

[SpacelySprockets]

gonna go against the grain and give yayo a vote because nikkas acting like it wasnt fire just because it came out just when it became cool to hate g unit

the real answer is obviously grodt tho

 

[The G.O.D II]

Buck. Game was cool but completely carried by production/50's writing. Banks was disappointing to me I liked rotten apple more. Same with 50. Hated that polished sound in comparison to the mixtapes. Yayo was straight trash and marked the beginning of the end for G unit imo

 

[Serious]

Bank$

 

[Black_Panther_JS]

Obviously 50 followed by Game

 

[Alpha Male]

Beg For Mercy is better than all of them imo

 

[soulfuljah]

Beg For Mercy is better than all of them imo

But we talking about individual members breh.....

That Beg for Mercy intro tho.

 

[Chip Skylark]

Take 50 out.

Buck had the better one

 

[TheDarceKnight]

at that single vote for Thoughts of a Predicate Felon



That was actually a dope joint to me back in the day though lol. So were these

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Just a follow up, did Yayo ever drop a sophomore album? I know these were supposed to be on there

 

[Tetris v2.0]

I don't count Game

Buck for me cause that surprised the shyt outta me. It was grimey as fukk

Banks debut disappointed me. Beats were a bit ehhh on there, even if the verses were hot

 

[TheDarceKnight]

all them albums sound dated.

They all sound dated, but even though I voted Documentary, that one oddly might be the most, just because they used most of the hot producers of the time, so it has that sound to it.

Even though the other projects sound dated, Sha Money XL did that thing where they didn't put producer names on the CDs, so Hunger For More for example has a pretty consistent sound throughout, even though it's mostly produced by unknowns.