livindajetlife
Superstar
Clarence 13x was kicked out of the Nation for gambling no?
This was always my shyt out of those St Ides jams.[/QUOTE/]
This shyt hard
this shyt hard
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Things in hip hop that are so forgotten they feel retconned
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this shyt hard
UserNameless
Veteran
I have a “Best of Stat” playlist I STILL run through ever so often
He woulda been KRIT with more edge and a bigger machine .
He’s still active on IG. Fukked with his music .
NapKingCole
Pro
Lebron hosting G-Unit Radio pt. 3 in the midst of 50 Cent’s rise. Bron was 17 still in high school cursing & talking crazy throughout the tape. Still got all the endorsements tho 
staticshock
Veteran
that video and the one with them freestyling in the woods are classic Gucci material
Half these nikkas don’t know bout the old Gucci. They called him retarded back then but they’ve hopped on the wave now
livindajetlife
Superstar
LmfaoooooYoooo
Didn't think anybody would find this . It was worse than I remembered too. He even had them cuts in their eyebrows tryna wild out. This looks like a skit from video
dap + rep
The Fugees reunion. They reunited in 2005 at the BET Awards. Shortly after they released the song below:
They also had a deal with Verizon where they were releasing songs weekly, but you had to have a special code to get them. The songs below were a part of that deal:
They also had a deal with Verizon where they were releasing songs weekly, but you had to have a special code to get them. The songs below were a part of that deal:
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KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
we shoulda got this
50, Mary J Blige, Timbaland, etc.. all got caught up in a steroid scandal in 08
Why Would 50 Cent, Timbaland, Mary J. Blige Use Steroids?
Why Would 50 Cent, Timbaland, Mary J. Blige Use Steroids?
Kevin Rudolf had a gold record though
I'm going to read this, that book looks dope, I have it on my PC but haven't gotten around to reading it yet.
ddoucette214
Rookie
Appreciate this post and the knowledge. I never knew what Crank Dat Roosevelt was a whole song and everything. Thought it was just a line out Soulja Boys song.
Reminds me of a couple of other forgotten things:
all the Crank Dat spinoff songs, Spider-Man, Batman, etc and all the bootleg Franchize Boyz White Tee remixes with different colors.
Roscoe Dash going off on Wale/Miguel claiming he wrote Lotus Flower bomb and didn’t get credit.
ddoucette214
Rookie
“Tell me what’s really going on, Drizzy back up this thing I’m ready. What’s happenin”
Soulja Boy said Drake took his bar, yeah he did, but he took most of it from Shawty Lo lol
Soulja Boy said Drake took his bar, yeah he did, but he took most of it from Shawty Lo lol
New Jeruzalem Journalist
Superstar
Pete Rock using every breath he had back in '99-'01 to shyt on Swizz Beats and anybody who sounded like him. And if I'm not mistaken, Pete wasn't exactly 9th Wonders biggest fan when he came out with them Fruity Loops beats and those signature limp ass garbage level drums on his earlier work. It seems like nobody in the producer's circle acknowledges how big the rift was between the old and new guard.
"The south got something to say" - This whole mythological chip on the shoulders of Southern artists post-1995 because Outkast was booed at The Source awards. The crowd was booing because Smif N Wessun didn't win Best New Artist. They weren't booing Outkast for the fukk of it, it had nothing to do with them or shytting on the South.
Duck Down/Boot Camp Click being extremely close to signing Eminem before Dr. Dre signed him. Priority Records is the main reason the deal fell through, they weren't willing to match the funds that Em was looking for but he was in constant contact with Dru Ha and Buckshot.
Tupac was also looking heavily into releasing music on Duck Down when he was recording the One Nation album.
Sean Price was almost signing to Def Jam in the early-mid 2000s.
DJ Premier probably has more "shoulda" or only exists in our imagination albums than Rza and Dr. Dre combined at this point. A solo album when he signed to Fat Joe's imprint back in the 2000s, another solo album announced about 6 or 7 years ago, the NYGz "real" album since Welcome To G-Dom was the "pre-album", his Nas album fully produced by him dropping February 31st, 2999, the Pete Rock vs. DJ Premier album they were hyping up when they went on tour together 5 years ago or so, and albums fromball those acts he signed to his own label. None of them got full length releases aside from Blaq Poet and NYGz.
When EPMD reunited back in 1997, they were supposed to helm the newest supergroup, "The Squadron" which was supposed to be Hit Squad and Def Squad combined. Nothing outside of the Back In Business album cuts ever materialized out of this.
Pharcyde and Souls of Mischief were supposed to drop a group album together esrly 2000s. I remember reading about it on and even asked Tajai about it personally after a Souls show in Philly and he confirmed it.
"Liknuts". The group composed of Tha Liks and The Beatnuts. They dropped one single like 10 years ago and were never heard from again.
"The south got something to say" - This whole mythological chip on the shoulders of Southern artists post-1995 because Outkast was booed at The Source awards. The crowd was booing because Smif N Wessun didn't win Best New Artist. They weren't booing Outkast for the fukk of it, it had nothing to do with them or shytting on the South.
Duck Down/Boot Camp Click being extremely close to signing Eminem before Dr. Dre signed him. Priority Records is the main reason the deal fell through, they weren't willing to match the funds that Em was looking for but he was in constant contact with Dru Ha and Buckshot.
Tupac was also looking heavily into releasing music on Duck Down when he was recording the One Nation album.
Sean Price was almost signing to Def Jam in the early-mid 2000s.
DJ Premier probably has more "shoulda" or only exists in our imagination albums than Rza and Dr. Dre combined at this point. A solo album when he signed to Fat Joe's imprint back in the 2000s, another solo album announced about 6 or 7 years ago, the NYGz "real" album since Welcome To G-Dom was the "pre-album", his Nas album fully produced by him dropping February 31st, 2999, the Pete Rock vs. DJ Premier album they were hyping up when they went on tour together 5 years ago or so, and albums fromball those acts he signed to his own label. None of them got full length releases aside from Blaq Poet and NYGz.
When EPMD reunited back in 1997, they were supposed to helm the newest supergroup, "The Squadron" which was supposed to be Hit Squad and Def Squad combined. Nothing outside of the Back In Business album cuts ever materialized out of this.
Pharcyde and Souls of Mischief were supposed to drop a group album together esrly 2000s. I remember reading about it on and even asked Tajai about it personally after a Souls show in Philly and he confirmed it.
"Liknuts". The group composed of Tha Liks and The Beatnuts. They dropped one single like 10 years ago and were never heard from again.
But Smif N Wessun is an NY group and I'm sure Bone would've gotten booed had they won. And again Bone isn't from the East either, so yeah, it would still look like bias. And adding insult to injury, The Source had already dissed and dismissed The South in their review of SPCM in spite of it getting 4.5 mics. The Source was also dismissive of Bone.
A Tribe Called Quest ™
Make Em Say Ughh ... Silk da Shocker
Y’all remember when Billionaire Black, and King Yella caught 600 Breezy in the mall and didn’t do shyt
