Top 10 Rappers: New Era

[jakerz]

Here's my list of the top 10 rappers out TODAY. I have tons and tons of respect for MY choice of music, specifically rap, and if you think anyone on here "sucks", lemme know someone better. It's not a challenge or anything, but I realized theres too many artist to listen to at all, and I would actually like for some new names to be on this list.


1. Nas
2. Cormega
3. Immortal Technique
4. Dead Prez
5. Z-Ro
6. Talib Kweli
7. Mos Def
8. Aesop Rock
9. Zion I
10. Atmosphere





Have any of you heard of any of them? Yodel.

[elprezidente]

Here's my list of the top 10 rappers out TODAY. I have tons and tons of respect for MY choice of music, specifically rap, and if you think anyone on here "sucks", lemme know someone better. It's not a challenge or anything, but I realized theres too many artist to listen to at all, and I would actually like for some new names to be on this list.


1. Nas (hypocrit)
2. Cormega (aight)
3. Immortal Technique (nope)
4. Dead Prez (crazy ***)
5. Z-Ro (laid back, nice style)
6. Talib Kweli (THE number 1)
7. Mos Def (number 2)
8. Aesop Rock (nope)
9. Zion I (aight)
10. Atmosphere (nope)





Have any of you heard of any of them? Yodel. HOOODEE HOO!

[jakerz]

HOOODEE HOO!

When you say nope...what do you mean?

[elprezidente]

When you say nope...what do you mean?

havent heard em

[Leander 6136]

Here's my list of the top 10 rappers out TODAY. I have tons and tons of respect for MY choice of music, specifically rap, and if you think anyone on here "sucks", lemme know someone better. It's not a challenge or anything, but I realized theres too many artist to listen to at all, and I would actually like for some new names to be on this list.


1. Nas
2. Cormega
3. Immortal Technique
4. Dead Prez
5. Z-Ro
6. Talib Kweli
7. Mos Def
8. Aesop Rock
9. Zion I
10. Atmosphere





Have any of you heard of any of them? Yodel.

I must be old. I haven't heard of even one. #7 does look familiar though. I like Snoop, Dre, DMX, SPM, and Eminem but I don't really listen to rap much.

[ThEgReAtOnE]

Here's my list of the top 10 rappers out TODAY. I have tons and tons of respect for MY choice of music, specifically rap, and if you think anyone on here "sucks", lemme know someone better. It's not a challenge or anything, but I realized theres too many artist to listen to at all, and I would actually like for some new names to be on this list.


1. Nas
2. Cormega
3. Immortal Technique
4. Dead Prez
5. Z-Ro
6. Talib Kweli
7. Mos Def
8. Aesop Rock
9. Zion I
10. Atmosphere





Have any of you heard of any of them? Yodel.

What does "New Era" mean? In the last 15 yrs? Last 10 yrs?

[HUM398]

What does "New Era" mean? In the last 15 yrs? Last 10 yrs?

It means not Tupac...

[t-long20]

Here's my list of the top 10 rappers out TODAY. I have tons and tons of respect for MY choice of music, specifically rap, and if you think anyone on here "sucks", lemme know someone better. It's not a challenge or anything, but I realized theres too many artist to listen to at all, and I would actually like for some new names to be on this list.


1. Nas
2. Cormega
3. Immortal Technique
4. Dead Prez
5. Z-Ro
6. Talib Kweli
7. Mos Def
8. Aesop Rock
9. Zion I
10. Atmosphere





Have any of you heard of any of them? Yodel.

have the people on there i have no idea who they are

[ThEgReAtOnE]

Great list!

[Living Legend]

Lil Wayne best rapper alive

[t-long20]

Lil Wayne best rapper alive

agreed

[rams55]

1) Jay-Z
2) lil wayne
3) T.I.
4) DMX
5) Busta Rhymes
6) young jeezy
7) nas
8) 36 mafia
9) UGK
10) OUTKAST

[svhorns]

In no particular order

Chamillionaire
Lil Wayne
Cam'ron
Jay-Z
JR Writer
Eminem
The Game
Nas
Lil Boosie
and last but not least.... my boy Chaile boy

My respect pick goes to UGK

[jakerz]

Lil Wayne best rapper alive


UHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhh


Why do you consider him the best alive? He raps cliche, not positive, and all he talks about is his money, and selling drugs.

[svhorns]

1) Jay-Z
2) lil wayne
3) T.I.
4) DMX
5) Busta Rhymes
6) young jeezy
7) nas
8) 36 mafia
9) UGK
10) OUTKAST

3 6 mafia?? nice beats... terrible lyrics... I like em though

[svhorns]

UHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhh


Why do you consider him the best alive? He raps cliche, not positive, and all he talks about is his money, and selling drugs.

true its mostly his swagger that makes him money and having Baby watching over him doesnt hurt either...

[stevefoxsc]

Nas
Rakim
Ghostface Killah
Mos Def
Inspectah Deck
Gang Starr
Dead Prez
Scarface
Talib Kweli
Guru

Some of the other guys are nice: Cormega, Zion I

gotta have common

[stevefoxsc]

this time around rap is some what losing composure luda makes somthing decent every now and then and most of the rapers are turning producer cause they know careers aren't lasting for ever.

[dada]

Lil Wayne??? Seriously???

Jay-Z
Chamillionaire(Before the deal)
Talib Kwali
Stat Quo
T.I.
Nas
Eminem
GZA of Wu Tang Clan



Rakim...greateast of all time

[HUM398]

Lil Wayne??? Seriously???

Jay-Z
Chamillionaire(Before the deal)
Talib Kwali
Stat Quo
T.I.
Nas
Eminem
GZA of Wu Tang Clan



Rakim...greateast of all time


Dada, everyone knows its Will smith... Damn dude, i thought you knew your [censored]


z-ro is pretty good... And i got to give love to dem ghetto boys...

[dada]

Dada, everyone knows its Will smith... Damn dude, i thought you knew your [censored]


z-ro is pretty good... And i got to give love to dem ghetto boys...

Of course....this list is really called..."The closest to Will Smith".....I mean How many dudes can keep street cred after doing "Get Jiggy with it" "The Wild Wild West" act as a gay gold digger in "Six Degrees of Seperation" and bag Jada Pinkett.....

[HUM398]

Of course....this list is really called..."The closest to Will Smith".....I mean How many dudes can keep street cred after doing "Get Jiggy with it" "The Wild Wild West" act as a gay gold digger in "Six Degrees of Seperation" and bag Jada Pinkett.....


Exactly my thoughts...

Will smith... Every one else is a distant second.

Lets toast To the Hardest M'Fer in the Rap Game.

[dada]

Exactly my thoughts...

Will smith... Every one else is a distant second.

Lets toast To the Hardest M'Fer in the Rap Game.

Raise your glass..."here comes the men in black......galaxy defenders"

[HUM398]

Raise your glass..."here comes the men in black......galaxy defenders"

hahaha, that song was by far the best one out of his "horribley bad songs" collection.

Whats even funner about that song, is the video is even gayer.


I wonder if he is going to come out with a song for Prusuit of happyness...

[HUM398]

http://www.serchlitemusic.com/images/mc_serch_bio_up.jpg

WOOP! WOOP!

Hey Dada, Give me your Chucks... Its time for you to...

STEP OFF!


have you watched this show... i laugh for the entire hour. Do those Kids know that the world is laughing at them...or at least i am.

[CedarHillDad]

Here's my list of the top 10 rappers out TODAY. I have tons and tons of respect for MY choice of music, specifically rap, and if you think anyone on here "sucks", lemme know someone better. It's not a challenge or anything, but I realized theres too many artist to listen to at all, and I would actually like for some new names to be on this list.


1. Nas
2. Cormega
3. Immortal Technique
4. Dead Prez
5. Z-Ro
6. Talib Kweli
7. Mos Def
8. Aesop Rock
9. Zion I
10. Atmosphere





Have any of you heard of any of them? Yodel.
I can't really get with Talib, him and Common are not my style. Nas used to be the Man, but he needs to reinvent himself or something. Mos Def has some skills. I could not tell you who the rest of those guys are.

[dada]

I can't really get with Talib, him and Common are not my style. Nas used to be the Man, but he needs to reinvent himself or something. Mos Def has some skills. I could not tell you who the rest of those guys are.

You can add Outkast to my list.......I think they are the ONLY group that will have a legacy like a Rock Band....I mean 20 years from now I would go to an Outkast concert.....we won't even remember these other guys. Rapping USED to be a talent....now all you need is a bass line and a catchy line....no matter how stupid:
Laffy Taffy
Chicken Noodle Soup
King Kong...

At what point did hip hop die and who killed it? Some say it was the Franchise Boys...I say it was dead before that.....Tag Team and "whoop! there it is" was the beginning of the end IMO

[HUM398]

You can add Outkast to my list.......I think they are the ONLY group that will have a legacy like a Rock Band....I mean 20 years from now I would go to an Outkast concert.....we won't even remember these other guys. Rapping USED to be a talent....now all you need is a bass line and a catchy line....no matter how stupid:
Laffy Taffy
Chicken Noodle Soup
King Kong...

At what point did hip hop die and who killed it? Some say it was the Franchise Boys...I say it was dead before that.....Tag Team and "whoop! there it is" was the beginning of the end IMO

Bonethugs N' harmony..add it..

minus the song with Phil Collins

[dada]

Bonethugs N' harmony..add it..

I actually liked Bone Thugs in Harmony....well the FIRST album....when Eazy was alive......after that it seemed like a pitty party and they were gonna make as much money as they could crying about Eazy.

[dada]

Bonethugs N' harmony..add it..

minus the song with Phil Collins

That WAS weird........And I like Phil Collins...and Bone.....but not together..


I like Beer.....I like Ice Cream......but they don't mix

[CedarHillDad]

You can add Outkast to my list.......I think they are the ONLY group that will have a legacy like a Rock Band....I mean 20 years from now I would go to an Outkast concert.....we won't even remember these other guys. Rapping USED to be a talent....now all you need is a bass line and a catchy line....no matter how stupid:
Laffy Taffy
Chicken Noodle Soup
King Kong...:eek:

At what point did hip hop die and who killed it? Some say it was the Franchise Boys...I say it was dead before that.....Tag Team and "whoop! there it is" was the beginning of the end IMO

Agreed. all of the lyricist that are out there now(Talib, Common, and Nas) seem like they try to hard, instead of just flowing. The new guys that are coming in just want to make some money, they just seem to care about the sales not the content IMHO.

[dada]

Agreed. all of the lyricist that are out there now(Talib, Common, and Nas) seem like they try to hard, instead of just flowing. The new guys that are coming in just want to make some money, they just seem to care about the sales not the content IMHO.

true...they try too hard to "bring it back"
Its all about sales now....money..come up with a catch phrase that's gonna catch on in the mainstream and get paid, they way Tag team did and the term "bling, Bling"

[HUM398]

true...they try too hard to "bring it back"
Its all about sales now....money..come up with a catch phrase that's gonna catch on in the mainstream and get paid, they way Tag team did and the term "bling, Bling"

Thats why i just stick to the late 80's and 90's rap..i hardly ever listen to this new stuff.

ZOOM...ZOOM....ZOOM.

all these Nursery Rhymes make me sick...

I think that Tupac was good, im really not a huge fan of some of his stuff...but alot of his songs get you thinking no matter what side of the spectrum your on. Dear Mr. President was pretty good.

[TXFOOSBALL]

UHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhh


Why do you consider him the best alive? He raps cliche, not positive, and all he talks about is his money, and selling drugs.

He rapped better when he was 16. He barely even rhymes anymore. although i do like the song "suck it or not"

[dada]

Thats why i just stick to the late 80's and 90's rap..i hardly ever listen to this new stuff.

ZOOM...ZOOM....ZOOM.

all these Nursery Rhymes make me sick...

I think that Tupac was good, im really not a huge fan of some of his stuff...but alot of his songs get you thinking no matter what side of the spectrum your on. Dear Mr. President was pretty good.

You're like me....I buy only 90's Cd....with the exeption of Jeezy, Jay-Z and a few more.

Tupac had a lot that we could relate to...."Crazy" from the Makaveli cd was one of my favorites....He was a more "street" version of Ice Cube and Chuck D

[TXFOOSBALL]

You're like me....I buy only 90's Cd....with the exeption of Jeezy, Jay-Z and a few more.

Tupac had a lot that we could relate to...."Crazy" from the Makaveli cd was one of my favorites....He was a more "street" version of Ice Cube and Chuck D

jeezy's thug motivation is great.

Fabulous ft young jeezy - Do the damn thing favorite verse by jeezy

[dada]

jeezy's thug motivation is great.

It is....the second one is so-so.....these guys make it and get paid...then they put out crap...lol I guess they arent hungry any more...an hungry rapper is a good rapper.:D

[HUM398]

You're like me....I buy only 90's Cd....with the exeption of Jeezy, Jay-Z and a few more.

Tupac had a lot that we could relate to...."Crazy" from the Makaveli cd was one of my favorites....He was a more "street" version of Ice Cube and Chuck D


exactly...i find it very hard to listen to this new stuff... i mean dont get me wrong, i like some of it. But hardly any of it.

Jeezy and Jay-Z are pretty good.. Nas was good, but kind of fell off.

Tupac had alot of stuff that i just sat back and said...damn, aint that the truth.

Dear Mr. President
Shed So many Tears
Dear mama

etc etc etc.

PS.. i thought Phil and BTn'harmony was bad... what did you think of Coolio and Kenny rogers...YUCK

[eingedikid]

I include these based on their long-term ability or potential to continue to evolve:
Jay-Z
Lil wayne
OUTKAST
LL Cool J
Rakim
Ludacris
Guru
Will Smith
Nelly

These have potential to still be making an impact long afer they're gone:
Mojoe ("while you shine, I'll grind, and 20 years from now they're bumpin' mine, screwin' choppin' praisin' mine)
Bavu Blakes
Lupe Fiasco

Those who will always probably be around in some capacity
Q-Tip
Kanye


DJ's who are in for the long term in some capcity:
Ali Shaheed Muhammad
Premier
Jazzy Jeff

[Living Legend]

UHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhh


Why do you consider him the best alive? He raps cliche, not positive, and all he talks about is his money, and selling drugs.

He raps whats real...Maybe it is money selling drugs and such thats his life..Id rather him be talkin about real stuff then lying in his rhymes like 90% of other rapers..and if u analyze his lyrics its alot more deeper than just money and drugs.Lil Wayne also freestyles everything he hasn't written a rhyme since he was 16. So when you hear a song of his keep in that mind that none of that was written. He's only 24 and he's been in the game for 13 years..the best has yet to come

[HUM398]

I include these based on their long-term ability or potential to continue to evolve:
Jay-Z
Lil wayneOUTKAST
LL Cool J
Rakim
Ludacris
Guru
Will Smith
Nelly

These have potential to still be making an impact long afer they're gone:
Mojoe ("while you shine, I'll grind, and 20 years from now they're bumpin' mine, screwin' choppin' praisin' mine)
Bavu Blakes
Lupe Fiasco

Those who will always probably be around in some capacity
Q-Tip
Kanye


DJ's who are in for the long term in some capcity:
Ali Shaheed Muhammad
Premier
Jazzy Jeff



your one funny cat.

[svhorns]

He raps whats real...Maybe it is money selling drugs and such thats his life..Id rather him be talkin about real stuff then lying in his rhymes like 90% of other rapers..and if u analyze his lyrics its alot more deeper than just money and drugs.Lil Wayne also freestyles everything he hasn't written a rhyme since he was 16. So when you hear a song of his keep in that mind that none of that was written. He's only 24 and he's been in the game for 13 years..the best has yet to come

someone doesnt know who Gillie Da Kid is(Waynes Ghost writer)... do you actually listen to rap... did you not notice the change in Lil Wayne's raps after everyone left cash money... it started with dedication 2 could have been before that but his whole style changed... he hadnt written any rhymes because he had them written for him...BG goes harder then Lil Wayne...hell even Juvie does
****WARNING***** ****BAD LANGUAGE IN VIDEO****
peep this http://youtube.com/watch?v=jHffFMmwndU

[svhorns]

I include these based on their long-term ability or potential to continue to evolve:
Jay-Z
Lil wayne
OUTKAST
LL Cool J
Rakim
Ludacris
Guru
Will Smith
Nelly

These have potential to still be making an impact long afer they're gone:
Mojoe ("while you shine, I'll grind, and 20 years from now they're bumpin' mine, screwin' choppin' praisin' mine)
Bavu Blakes
Lupe Fiasco

Those who will always probably be around in some capacity
Q-Tip
Kanye


DJ's who are in for the long term in some capcity:
Ali Shaheed Muhammad
Premier
Jazzy Jeff
Good call dude... not to many people know who Bavu Blakes a.k.a. Mr Blakes is he spits real stuff

[toddg]

the sugarhill gang
tone loc
mc hammer
beastie boys
grandmaster flash
public enemy
nwa

i know these are not modern era, but they are the only ones iv listened to...so sue me!

[svhorns]

the sugarhill gang
tone loc
mc hammer
beastie boys
grandmaster flash
public enemy
nwa

blah

[dada]

He raps whats real...Maybe it is money selling drugs and such thats his life..Id rather him be talkin about real stuff then lying in his rhymes like 90% of other rapers..and if u analyze his lyrics its alot more deeper than just money and drugs.Lil Wayne also freestyles everything he hasn't written a rhyme since he was 16. So when you hear a song of his keep in that mind that none of that was written. He's only 24 and he's been in the game for 13 years..the best has yet to come

I think he's older than 24......Jako like about his age for awhile too...it's about a target audinece.....Maybe I'm missing the boat, but when I think of "Great Rappers" Lil Wayne dosent pop into my head....as far a longevity....I think BG made Cash Money what it is today.

Speaking of Age....you know Free from 106 and Park....she's 41. Her album got pushed back so much because they didnt know how to market her....she was on a "teen" show.....but she was 41.....can she make it with that being her target audience?

[dada]

someone doesnt know who Gillie Da Kid is(Waynes Ghost writer)... do you actually listen to rap... did you not notice the change in Lil Wayne's raps after everyone left cash money... it started with dedication 2 could have been before that but his whole style changed... he hadnt written any rhymes because he had them written for him...BG goes harder then Lil Wayne...hell even Juvie does
****WARNING***** ****BAD LANGUAGE IN VIDEO****
peep this http://youtube.com/watch?v=jHffFMmwndU

THANK YOU!!!! After everyone left Cash Money his style changed....he ventured into "Word play" instead of the ususal money, clothes, h*es....sounds more like Jay Z now.

BG.....one of the most underrated out there...TI signed him...hopefully he will get his due respect now.

[cyfallsgoalie31]

Ok I'm having a tough time with that chopped and screwed stuff. I just don't understand it.

[svhorns]

I think he's older than 24......Jako like about his age for awhile too...it's about a target audinece.....Maybe I'm missing the boat, but when I think of "Great Rappers" Lil Wayne dosent pop into my head....as far a longevity....I think BG made Cash Money what it is today.

Speaking of Age....you know Free from 106 and Park....she's 41. Her album got pushed back so much because they didnt know how to market her....she was on a "teen" show.....but she was 41.....can she make it with that being her target audience?

Lil Wayne is 28 now I believe... its not cool to be an old rapper anymore... though I think it will become a trend again in the future with all the snapping going on... but I really dont mind the snapping its like they tapped into a new kind of rap... not very lyrical but its entertaining so I dont know why people hate on it... they're club bangers...

[dada]

Ok I'm having a tough time with that chopped and screwed stuff. I just don't understand it.

You have to be raised on it to understand it.....not something you can just jump into...lol And if you didnt listen to it on a grey tape from DJ Screw before he died....you've never heard screw music.

[svhorns]

Ok I'm having a tough time with that chopped and screwed stuff. I just don't understand it.
its an acquired taste... you cant just listen to it a couple times...

[cyfallsgoalie31]

You have to be raised on it to understand it.....not something you can just jump into...lol And if you didnt listen to it on a grey tape from DJ Screw before he died....you've never heard screw music.
I guess... I watched that show on MTV My Block: Houston and they discussed chopped and screwed music, I thought I would check it out, I don't know, I just can't get into it.

[dada]

I guess... I watched that show on MTV My Block: Houston and they discussed chopped and screwed music, I thought I would check it out, I don't know, I just can't get into it.

Once something makes it to MTV....people think it's new......MTV is so commercial it's crazy. That's when you know someting is dead...good things go to MTV to die. Screw Music wasnt a fad...it was a way of life....Screw music to houston is what House music was to DC...once it left home....it was tainted. Like I said...it's not something you can just jump into....I grew up with it and since screw died...it's garbage.

[cyfallsgoalie31]

Has any of you heard of Gym Class Heroes? It's kinda like rap with a whole different underlying beat.

[TXFOOSBALL]

My top 10 also includes:

Master P and No Limit
Three Six (Hypnotized Minds)

[elprezidente]

Has any of you heard of Gym Class Heroes? It's kinda like rap with a whole different underlying beat.

shhhhhhhhhhh thats alternative.

and to the dude praising lil' wayne.........WTF?!?!?!?! no substance compared to nas, mos def. he may be entertaining.......but that aint crazp. this aint whos got the most money, its whos got skill.

[dada]

My top 10 also includes:

Master P and No Limit
Three Six (Hypnotized Minds)

top 10 RAPPERS????:confused:

Wow....I guess I AM getting old....lol

Master P a top 10 rapper?

Ughhhh Na na na na Master P?
I guess.....as long as someone dosent say P-Diddy...I'm cool


Master P???:confused: Percy Miller??? lol

[dada]

shhhhhhhhhhh thats alternative.

and to the dude praising lil' wayne.........WTF?!?!?!?! no substance compared to nas, mos def. he may be entertaining.......but that aint crazp. this aint whos got the most money, its whos got skill.

That's it...I think they are confusing it with money or TV apperances......Lil Wayne is no where near the top of being a "Rapper" Sure he talks what's real....what rapper dosent claim to be talking what's real? I don't think they should call them "rappers' anymore...they should be called "entertainers"....he may be entertaining....but he aint rappin...lol

[elprezidente]

My top 10 also includes:

Master P and No Limit
Three Six (Hypnotized Minds)

jigger wat???

ok now chingobling is on my top ten. (ostrich boots with the pimped out nike swoosh).

[dada]

Oh yeah....you can add Houston Vet Devin the Dude to my list....guy is a lyrical genius....

[TXFOOSBALL]

top 10 RAPPERS????:confused:

Wow....I guess I AM getting old....lol

Master P a top 10 rapper?

Ughhhh Na na na na Master P?
I guess.....as long as someone dosent say P-Diddy...I'm cool


Master P???:confused: Percy Miller??? lol

I dont care what anyone thinks...I grew up on that sh**

We all have our opinions...Im looking at the past 15 years.

[elprezidente]

That's it...I think they are confusing it with money or TV apperances......Lil Wayne is no where near the top of being a "Rapper" Sure he talks what's real....what rapper dosent claim to be talking what's real? I don't think they should call them "rappers' anymore...they should be called "entertainers"....he may be entertaining....but he aint rappin...lol

exactly.

another club banger: project pat

[TXFOOSBALL]

jigger wat???

ok now chingobling is on my top ten. (ostrich boots with the pimped out nike swoosh).

You know they have those for boys and girls....LOL

[TXFOOSBALL]

exactly.

another club banger: project pat

Project Pat is AWESOME!!

Whatever Ho...is one of my favorite rap songs

[svhorns]

Oh yeah....you can add Houston Vet Devin the Dude to my list....guy is a lyrical genius....

Devin is nice... but most people think hes just weird...

[dada]

I dont care what anyone thinks...I grew up on that sh**

We all have our opinions...Im looking at the past 15 years.

I know you thought he was a good business man...but seriously, tell me what you think makes him a top 10 "rapper"...if you notice...this dude changes his style more than anyone...whoever is hot...he jumps on....On Bout It Bout it and Ice Cream man he was going through his "scarface" stage.....then when the Hot boys were hot he went back to his New Orleans roots and before that, when the west was hot....he was catering to his "richmond california" roots....Business man and entrepuneur(sp) YES.....Rapper.......naaahh

[svhorns]

Project Pat is AWESOME!!

Whatever Ho...is one of my favorite rap songs

hahahaha... I love project pat... but you do gotta understand lyrically he isnt anything...

[dada]

Devin is nice... but most people think hes just weird...

Yeah...either you LOVE him....or you just don't get it......he has a cult following.....New album coming out next month.

[svhorns]

Yeah...either you LOVE him....or you just don't get it......he has a cult following.....New album coming out next month.

yup... I jam him all the time especially... well you know when

[dada]

yup... I jam him all the time especially... well you know when

GOTCHA!!!!....lol.....we'll keep that between us:D

"right now I feel so goood that I....won't let nothin or nobody bring me down"

[svhorns]

GOTCHA!!!!....lol.....we'll keep that between us:D

"right now I feel so goood that I....won't let nothin or nobody bring me down"

HAHA exactly

[svhorns]

Anythang is plenty man and is better than an nothin at all
Anythang is plenty man
Anythang is plenty man and is better than an nothin at all
Anythang is plenty man

You ain't the only one who got problems
You ain't the only one who knows pain
Get up off your *** and just solve it
You still got a chance to try to change - try this **** again

[Refrain]
Really ain't no need for self pity
Cryin when there's no one else around
Life I know sometimes can get sh***y
Even shittier when sleepin on the ground - no need to complain

[dada]

Anythang is plenty man and is better than an nothin at all
Anythang is plenty man
Anythang is plenty man and is better than an nothin at all
Anythang is plenty man

You ain't the only one who got problems
You ain't the only one who knows pain
Get up off your *** and just solve it
You still got a chance to try to change - try this **** again

[Refrain]
Really ain't no need for self pity
Cryin when there's no one else around
Life I know sometimes can get sh***y
Even shittier when sleepin on the ground - no need to complain

No ****....seriously...I listen to that everyday.....when people at work start complaining I sing it and they think I'm crazy.

"I hope ya realize...that everybody's gonna need somebody sometime"

Aan(any) is better than nan(none)

[dada]

I'm higher.....
than a thumbtack on a flier
of Reba McIntire...
in the hood it's understood....lol

[TXFOOSBALL]

I know you thought he was a good business man...but seriously, tell me what you think makes him a top 10 "rapper"...if you notice...this dude changes his style more than anyone...whoever is hot...he jumps on....On Bout It Bout it and Ice Cream man he was going through his "scarface" stage.....then when the Hot boys were hot he went back to his New Orleans roots and before that, when the west was hot....he was catering to his "richmond california" roots....Business man and entrepuneur(sp) YES.....Rapper.......naaahh

Just that...he was able to change his style and still put out some hot *** tracks. Some of yall like to think of master p in the last 5 years.....im dissapointedin that part of his career

[dada]

Just that...he was able to change his style and still put out some hot *** tracks. Some of yall like to think of master p in the last 5 years.....im dissapointedin that part of his career

I liked Master P around 95-96. The CD with Ice Cream man and Bout it Bout it was the last one after that......after that...he became the next MC Hammer. I can't tell you his last album or how many he put out after that.

[TXFOOSBALL]

what about Ghetto D and the TRU cd...

[svhorns]

I liked Master P around 95-96. The CD with Ice Cream man and Bout it Bout it was the last one after that......after that...he became the next MC Hammer. I can't tell you his last album or how many he put out after that.

I think Ghetto D went pretty hard with "Burbans and Lacs" "I miss my homies" "Pass me Da Green" "Make em say ugh" (at least the beginning was funny)

[svhorns]

what about Ghetto D and the TRU cd...

TRU (The Real Untouchables)was nice that was wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy back in the day

[TXFOOSBALL]

Master P might not be included and that why I said NO LIMIT....which is the whole click all together. We are talking about a single artist so ill go with C-Murder. The best rapper in No Limit was C-Murder.

C-Murder, Lord Infamous, cam ron, and jeezy are amongst my personal favorites

[dada]

what about Ghetto D and the TRU cd...

wasnt Ghetto D the cd with Make em say unnnggh?....I had already cancled my fan club membership by then...lol

[TXFOOSBALL]

I think Ghetto D went pretty hard with "Burbans and Lacs" "I miss my homies" "Pass me Da Green" "Make em say ugh" (at least the beginning was funny)

We riders was a personal favorite of mine on the Ghetto D cd.

[svhorns]

Master P might not be included and that why I said NO LIMIT....which is the whole click all together. We are talking about a single artist so ill go with C-Murder. The best rapper in No Limit was C-Murder.

C-Murder, Lord Infamous, cam ron, and jeezy are amongst my personal favorites

Jeezy is a terrible rapper but people give him a free pass because of respect

[dada]

Master P might not be included and that why I said NO LIMIT....which is the whole click all together. We are talking about a single artist so ill go with C-Murder. The best rapper in No Limit was C-Murder.

C-Murder, Lord Infamous, cam ron, and jeezy are amongst my personal favorites

I agree there...out of the whole No Limit fam...I like C-Murder...Skull Duggery.....that's about it.

[dada]

Jeezy is a terrible rapper but people give him a free pass because of respect

I like Jeezy...maybe its just his style...he does get a hood pass though. But in terms of respect and being RAW......BG....all day.

[pack75]

In no particular order

Chamillionaire
Lil Wayne
Cam'ron
Jay-Z
JR Writer
Eminem
The Game
Nas
Lil Boosie
and last but not least.... my boy Chaile boy

My respect pick goes to UGK

Pretty nice list.:cool:

[TXFOOSBALL]

I agree there...out of the whole No Limit fam...I like C-Murder...Skull Duggery.....that's about it.

Skull Duggery...NICE!

He came real hard.

[svhorns]

I like Jeezy...maybe its just his style...he does get a hood pass though. But in terms of respect and being RAW......BG....all day.

Jeezy live is terrible because they cant add in his delays and sound effects which make his voice what it is on the radio...

BG is "sick wit it" BG has always been my favorite out of Louisiana... Boosie Boo is nice too though...

[TXFOOSBALL]

I like Jeezy...maybe its just his style...he does get a hood pass though. But in terms of respect and being RAW......BG....all day.


I agree....JEEZY in the rawest form! I love this.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=XjexpnuHBmA
****EXPLICIT LYRICS*****

[dada]

Jeezy live is terrible because they cant add in his delays and sound effects which make his voice what it is on the radio...

BG is "sick wit it" BG has always been my favorite out of Louisiana... Boosie Boo is nice too though...

I think that's what it is....the "Ad-libs"...lol..But lyrically......my son is better.

I'm a lyric guy.....the best lyrics I heard back in the day was at the beginning of Wu-Tangs "Triumph"....CLASSIC http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmycxzTxKiY

[svhorns]

I agree....JEEZY in the rawest form! I love this.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=XjexpnuHBmA
****EXPLICIT LYRICS*****

thats all digitally enhanced hes lip syncing I'm tellin yall if you were to hear Jeezy freestyle acapella youd think again about liking Jeezy dont get me wrong though Ill jam some jeezy but not cause of his rapping skills... Like I said its more of a respect thing

[dada]

I bomb atomically, Socrates' philosophies
and hypothesis can't define how I be droppin these
mockeries, lyrically perform armed robbery
Flee with the lottery, possibly they spotted me
Battle-scarred shogun, explosion when my pen hits
tremendous, ultra-violet shine blind forensics
I inspect you, through the future see millenium
Killa B's sold fifty gold sixty platinum

[dada]

thats all digitally enhanced hes lip syncing I'm tellin yall if you were to hear Jeezy freestyle acapella youd think again about liking Jeezy dont get me wrong though Ill jam some jeezy but not cause of his rapping skills... Like I said its more of a respect thing

I agree...I heard his Freestyles on "Cant Ban the Snowman"...garbage

[svhorns]

I bomb atomically, Socrates' philosophies
and hypothesis can't define how I be droppin these
mockeries, lyrically perform armed robbery
Flee with the lottery, possibly they spotted me
Battle-scarred shogun, explosion when my pen hits
tremendous, ultra-violet shine blind forensics
I inspect you, through the future see millenium
Killa B's sold fifty gold sixty platinum
Inspectah Deck killed that

[TXFOOSBALL]

I bomb atomically, Socrates' philosophies
and hypothesis can't define how I be droppin these
mockeries, lyrically perform armed robbery
Flee with the lottery, possibly they spotted me
Battle-scarred shogun, explosion when my pen hits
tremendous, ultra-violet shine blind forensics
I inspect you, through the future see millenium
Killa B's sold fifty gold sixty platinum

Good stuff...thats the part from the song that sticks in my mind too.
Yall like jurrasic 5?

[dada]

Inspectah Deck killed that

THAT...was RAPPING...lol. I don't know what they are doing these days.

[svhorns]

Lil Boosie watch these and Enjoy.... boosie is a bad a**
****Bad Language*****
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VbpnrqVMOyE
http://youtube.com/watch?v=OC0Jjc_ccgc&mode=related&search=
http://youtube.com/watch?v=1UwErJUZi08&mode=related&search=

[ThEgReAtOnE]

My Personal Top 10, since 1990:

1) KRS One (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7w2Zs2h3ZUQ)

2) Wu-Tang Clan (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuA5dDm0f34)

3) Digable Planets (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2q8q73t-aM&mode=related&search=)

4) Camp Lo (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_goDUnYXISA&mode=related&search=)

5) Nas (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJFPxtxwqQI)

6) Mos Def (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByPZj8YpR4o)

7) Rakim (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXo8WyrYJbs)

8) Talib Kweli (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iiu3eViGvi8)

9) Dead Prez (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOEpT4omDEI)

10) Tribe Called Quest (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gHsJB5Jy_s)

Other Favorites:
Mobb Deep
Pharcyde
Paul Wall
Black Sheep
Slick Rick
Common
Outkast
The Roots
Pharoahe Monch
Goodie Mob
Scarface
Gang Starr
Bone Thugz-N-Harmony
Immortal Technique
The Biz
Zion I
De La Soul
Tupac Shakur
Jay-Z
Phife
Kanye West
Leaders of the New School
DJ Screw
Eminem
Z-Ro
Beastie Boyz
B.I.G
Cormega

[svhorns]

My Personal Top 10, since 1990:

1) KRS One (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7w2Zs2h3ZUQ)

2) Wu-Tang Clan (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuA5dDm0f34)

3) Digable Planets (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2q8q73t-aM&mode=related&search=)

4) Camp Lo (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_goDUnYXISA&mode=related&search=)

5) Nas (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJFPxtxwqQI)

6) Mos Def (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByPZj8YpR4o)

7) Rakim (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXo8WyrYJbs)

8) Talib Kweli (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iiu3eViGvi8)

9) Dead Prez (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOEpT4omDEI)

10) Tribe Called Quest (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gHsJB5Jy_s)

Other Favorites:
Mobb Deep
Pharcyde
Paul Wall
Black Sheep
Slick Rick
Common
Outkast
The Roots
Pharoahe Monch
Goodie Mob
Scarface
Gang Starr
Bone Thugz-N-Harmony
Immortal Technique
The Biz
Zion I
De La Soul
Tupac Shakur
Jay-Z
Phife
Kanye West
Leaders of the New School
DJ Screw
Eminem
Z-Ro
Beastie Boyz
B.I.G
Cormega

LOL... I found the one that doesnt fit... thats what you were trying to do right...?

[dada]

LOL... I found the one that doesnt fit... thats what you were trying to do right...?

Paul Wall and Chamillonaire could have been the GREATEST group ever....you have to have all their underground cds and the "get your mind correct" Cd....ANd I find it Funny that people are saying that Paul is putting Lil KeKe in the light....Lil Keke put all these guys on the map.

[svhorns]

Paul Wall and Chamillonaire could have been the GREATEST group ever....you have to have all their underground cds and the "get your mind correct" Cd....ANd I find it Funny that people are saying that Paul is putting Lil KeKe in the light....Lil Keke put all these guys on the map.

Lil Keke is the real "Freestyle King" true keke has been in the game forever...

I have both Red version(Regular) Blue version(Slowed and Chopped) of GYMC

I even won a contest on chamillionaire.com one time ended up getting an autographed picture of Paul Wall, Chamill, and Lew Hawk

[dada]

Lil Keke is the real "Freestyle King" true keke has been in the game forever...

I have both Red version(Regular) Blue version(Slowed and Chopped) of GYMC

I even won a contest on chamillionaire.com one time ended up getting an autographed picture of Paul Wall, Chamill, and Lew Hawk

That cd....the water boys....wow....

What happend to Lew Hawk?

[svhorns]

That cd....the water boys....wow....

What happend to Lew Hawk?

yea that CD was nice... I have no clue what happened to Lew Hawk...
there was a rumor going around he had aids though...

[dada]

yea that CD was nice... I have no clue what happened to Lew Hawk...
there was a rumor going around he had aids though...

I heard that rumor too...it was either him, Flip or slim thugg

[TXFOOSBALL]

Paul Wall and Chamillonaire could have been the GREATEST group ever....you have to have all their underground cds and the "get your mind correct" Cd....ANd I find it Funny that people are saying that Paul is putting Lil KeKe in the light....Lil Keke put all these guys on the map.

Get ya mind correct is a great CD.

The other day screwed into play dirty is my fave.

[jakerz]

You guys are killing me with this talk about Lil Keke, Master P, and a lot of other southern rappers being called great.

They're moving away from what hip hop really is, and I don't like that.

The rise of the 'dirty south', 'bling-bling' and 'crunk' mentality was a death knell for everything that was good about rap/hip hop music. Back in the day, rap music was often about the message it contained, than appealling to the MTV/VH1/BET-driven mainstream.


Immortal Technique explains in his lyrics...


"The bling-bling era was cute, but it's about to be done. I leave you full eclipse (of clips) like the moon blocking the sun." - Immortal Technique, "Industrial Revolution"


"If you go platinum it's got nothin' to do with luck / it just means that a million people are stupid as ****." - Immortal Technique, "Industrial Revolution"



For me, the thing that sets rap(good rap) apart from all other genres of music, is it's availability for deep deep deep lyrics. I can state that I listen to deep music. People poop on rap these days because they see people like Paul Wall holding drink in his hand talking about how he hits up the club everyday.





I'm not holding it against you, there is a time to listen to the club bangers...which is in the club or on a friday night cruising the street. You should never however mention them in a top 10 list in rap.

[TXFOOSBALL]

You guys are killing me with this talk about Lil Keke, Master P, and a lot of other southern rappers being called great.

They're moving away from what hip hop really is, and I don't like that.

The rise of the 'dirty south', 'bling-bling' and 'crunk' mentality was a death knell for everything that was good about rap/hip hop music. Back in the day, rap music was often about the message it contained, than appealling to the MTV/VH1/BET-driven mainstream.


Immortal Technique explains in his lyrics...


"The bling-bling era was cute, but it's about to be done. I leave you full eclipse (of clips) like the moon blocking the sun." - Immortal Technique, "Industrial Revolution"


"If you go platinum it's got nothin' to do with luck / it just means that a million people are stupid as ****." - Immortal Technique, "Industrial Revolution"



For me, the thing that sets rap(good rap) apart from all other genres of music, is it's availability for deep deep deep lyrics. I can state that I listen to deep music. People poop on rap these days because they see people like Paul Wall holding drink in his hand talking about how he hits up the club everyday.





I'm not holding it against you, there is a time to listen to the club bangers...which is in the club or on a friday night cruising the street. You should never however mention them in a top 10 list in rap.

So who would you say are the top ten rappers of this era?

[jakerz]

So who would you say are the top ten rappers of this era?

Read the very first post in this thread...

[TXFOOSBALL]

Read the very first post in this thread...

sorry...forgot that you started the thread:D

There are a lot of different rap styles out there. We all have our own opinions on whats good and what not. There are many aspects to music besides lyrics. I havent heard a lot of music that you listed but ill try some out.

heres an immortal flow i found
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZIjVCp_nITY
****EXPLICIT****

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

gotta have common

Common is one of the most underrated ever.

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

jigger wat???

ok now chingobling is on my top ten. (ostrich boots with the pimped out nike swoosh).

Say, Chingo Bling holds it down. I bought some tamales from him one time. He sells them out of the trunk of his car. LMAO! (I'M SERIOUS TOO!)

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

Oh yeah....you can add Houston Vet Devin the Dude to my list....guy is a lyrical genius....

Devin is the truth.

"DO WHAT THE F--- YOU WANNA DO"
"SAY WHAT THE F--- YOU SAY"

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

Paul Wall and Chamillonaire could have been the GREATEST group ever....you have to have all their underground cds and the "get your mind correct" Cd....ANd I find it Funny that people are saying that Paul is putting Lil KeKe in the light....Lil Keke put all these guys on the map.

Well, Paul decided that he wanted to go with Mike Jones and his wack a--. Oh and one more thing, is it true that Paul Wall and somebody else jumped Chamillionaire's little brother?

[jakerz]

sorry...forgot that you started the thread:D

There are a lot of different rap styles out there. We all have our own opinions on whats good and what not. There are many aspects to music besides lyrics. I havent heard a lot of music that you listed but ill try some out.

heres an immortal flow i found
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZIjVCp_nITY
****EXPLICIT****

Seriously, Immortal Technique produced the DEEPEST SONG EVER

Check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38XrYPGLWuM

[jakerz]

Well, Paul decided that he wanted to go with Mike Jones and his wack a--. Oh and one more thing, is it true that Paul Wall and somebody else jumped Chamillionaire's little brother?

I've always heard that when Paul and Koopa were together that Koopa wrote his rhymes...

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

A word of advice for you cats that don't have it, if I were y'all, I'd go pick up Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt CD. Matter of fact, go pick up anything that Jigga has made. Jigga has changed his flow a few times, but yet, he is still the man. You can't make an all-time greatest list without him.

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

I've always heard that when Paul and Koopa were together that Koopa wrote his rhymes...

I swear, you're not the first person that has stated that.

[TXFOOSBALL]

Seriously, Immortal Technique produced the DEEPEST SONG EVER

Check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38XrYPGLWuM

Funny you posted that..I was just listening to it. Great song but he is a little too deep for my taste. So was that him who raped his own mother...I dont get it?

[eingedikid]

Common is one of the most underrated ever.So true. I forgot to include him on the list I provided earlier

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

So true. I forgot to include him on the list I provided earlier

It's all good! I've always liked him since he came out.

[jakerz]

Funny you posted that..I was just listening to it. Great song but he is a little too deep for my taste. So was that him who raped his own mother...I dont get it?

No but he says he knew the guy, and at the end he says he watched the guy jump off the building, so he was there...

[TXFOOSBALL]

No but he says he knew the guy, and at the end he says he watched the guy jump off the building, so he was there...

so was this just a made up story or did this really happen ?

[HUM398]

top 10 RAPPERS????:confused:

Wow....I guess I AM getting old....lol

Master P a top 10 rapper?

Ughhhh Na na na na Master P?
I guess.....as long as someone dosent say P-Diddy...I'm cool


Master P???:confused: Percy Miller??? lol

Greatest modern rapper of all time is either...

lil Romeo

or Bow wow...:rolleyes:

[TXFOOSBALL]

Greatest modern rapper of all time is either...

lil Romeo

or Bow wow...:rolleyes:


Ok can I please replace P with C-Murder.:)

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

Greatest modern rapper of all time is either...

lil Romeo

or Bow wow...:rolleyes:

I know sarcasm when I see and hear it. LOL!

[ThEgReAtOnE]

A word of advice for you cats that don't have it, if I were y'all, I'd go pick up Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt CD. Matter of fact, go pick up anything that Jigga has made. Jigga has changed his flow a few times, but yet, he is still the man. You can't make an all-time greatest list without him.

Shawn Carter is a marketable rapper. A street guy who knows how to market his flow. (Reason behind flow changes.)

In the end, as a lyricist, he's a great rapper. Top 10...nada.

If you want to name the Top 10 Moguls/Best Marketed Rappers of All-Time, you'd have...

1) Eminem

2) Tupac Shakur

3) Snoop Dogg

4) P.Diddy

5) Dr.Dre

6) Master P

7) L.L. Cool J

8) Jay-Z

9) Wu-Tang

10) Busta Ryhmes

....does that mean they're the greatest rappers of All-Time? Hell no.

[svhorns]

Chamillionaire
Cam'ron
Jay-Z
JR Writer
Eminem
The Game
Nas
Lil Boosie
Chalie Boy
BG
Common
Talib Kweli

If you dont think any of these guys are in the top 10 of this Era let me know why... especially Jakerz im interested in hearing what you have to say about these rappers I have mentioned above

[svhorns]

Shawn Carter is a marketable rapper. A street guy who knows how to market his flow. (Reason behind flow changes.)

In the end, as a lyricist, he's a great rapper. Top 10...nada.

If you want to name the Top 10 Moguls/Best Marketed Rappers of All-Time, you'd have...

1) Eminem

2) Tupac Shakur

3) Snoop Dogg

4) P.Diddy

5) Dr.Dre

6) Master P

7) L.L. Cool J

8) Jay-Z

9) Wu-Tang

10) Busta Ryhmes

....does that mean they're the greatest rappers of All-Time? Hell no.
swagger my friend.... its all swagger... Lil Wayne=LL Cool J

[ThEgReAtOnE]

swagger my friend.... its all swagger... Lil Wayne=LL Cool J

A man that can turn a chorus line like "Mama said knock you out!" into a Top 15 Song of the Year, has to have swagger, bro! Haha!

[svhorns]

A man that can turn a chorus line like "Mama said knock you out!" into a Top 15 Song of the Year, has to have swagger, bro! Haha!

haha that is true

[rams55]

top wanksta's
1) 50 cent
2) loyd banks
3) the game
4) young dro
5) lil jon (good producer bad rapper)
6) everyone on the white rapper show

most potential
1) rick ross
2) young jibbs( he's 16)
3) young joc
4) DSR
5) houston rap "again"

undeniable great rappers
1) Jay-Z
2) Nas
3) tupac
4) t.i.
5) young jeezy

[dada]

Well, Paul decided that he wanted to go with Mike Jones and his wack a--. Oh and one more thing, is it true that Paul Wall and somebody else jumped Chamillionaire's little brother?

yep...it's true

[dada]

I've always heard that when Paul and Koopa were together that Koopa wrote his rhymes...

that's true too....just listen to the difference

[svhorns]

top wanksta's
1) 50 cent
2) loyd banks
3) the game
4) young dro
5) lil jon (good producer bad rapper)
6) everyone on the white rapper show

most potential
1) rick ross
2) young jibbs( he's 16)
3) young joc
4) DSR
5) houston rap "again"

undeniable great rappers
1) Jay-Z
2) Nas
3) tupac
4) t.i.
5) young jeezy

Rick Ross... I like him but he already looks old... Cool and Dre make his beats thats the only thing good about Rick Ross... knows the value of respect

Jibbs... needs to stick to boxing....

Young Joc is probably the best of the group you have under potential

DSR... Big Tuck... Tum Tum... and Fat ******* are alright but still lack the lyrical content so I dont see the potential you see...

Young Jeezy is not a great rapper haha not at all a great rapper... hes a good dealer though... and he knows the value of respect...

The Game is insane son... Listen to his songs his lyrics... do you have his new cd..???

[svhorns]

I've always heard that when Paul and Koopa were together that Koopa wrote his rhymes...

Paul says it in one of his songs

[jakerz]

Alright I'll say something I've always wanted to say...


Tupac the artist is overrated.
Tupac the person is underrated.

[svhorns]

Alright I'll say something I've always wanted to say...


Tupac the artist is overrated.
Tupac the person is underrated.

no sir... take that back... or go buy his cd's or somethin...:eek: :eek:

[t-long20]

heres my list in no particular order

The Game
Lil Wayne
Snoop Dogg
Nas
Jay-Z
Kanye West
Rick Ross
T.i.
Ugk
Cam'ron
Common
young dro gets my new rappers award

[rams55]

the game sucks

and it all stems from his stupid commercial for his shoe

"Its not a shoe; its my shoe"= ********

[t-long20]

the game sucks

and it all stems from his stupid commercial for his shoe

"Its not a shoe; its my shoe"= ********

just cause he aint no good marketer doesnt mean he sucks as a rapper have you bothered to listen to the lyrics of his songs he single handedly destroyed the whole g-unit and u know how popular that was a couple years ago

[svhorns]

the game sucks

and it all stems from his stupid commercial for his shoe

"Its not a shoe; its my shoe"= ********

haha its all about that money... it is pretty cheesy though...

[rams55]

thats why the game sucks

[t-long20]

haha its all about that money... it is pretty cheesy though...

any rap artist trying to sell clothes or shoes is cheesy period thats what helped kill hip-hop

[svhorns]

heres my list in no particular order

The Game
Lil Wayne
Cam'ron
Nas
Jay-Z
Kanye West
Rick Ross
T.i.
Ugk
Cam'ron
Common
young dro gets my new rappers award

you got Cam'ron on there twice... but hes that good that have him your list twice... I gotta rotation in my car between (Cam'ron)Killa Season.... (Trick Daddy)Back by Thug Demand and (JR Writer)History in the Making...

[t-long20]

you got Cam'ron on there twice... but hes that good that have him your list twice... I gotta rotation in my car between (Cam'ron)Killa Season.... (Trick Daddy)Back by Thug Demand and (JR Writer)History in the Making...

:confused: camron and common are too different people, those are some good cd's

[TXFOOSBALL]

:confused: camron and common are too different people, those are some good cd's

regardless you have camron on there twice

[svhorns]

any rap artist trying to sell clothes or shoes is cheesy period thats what helped kill hip-hop

Yea I can see what your saying... Jay-Z and P. Diddy succeeded... Percy Miller(Master P) not so much...

[svhorns]

:confused: camron and common are too different people, those are some good cd's

LOL look at your list you typed.... you listed Cam'ron twice...

[t-long20]

regardless you have camron on there twice

yikes my fault i edited the post

[t-long20]

Yea I can see what your saying... Jay-Z and P. Diddy succeeded... Percy Miller(Master P) not so much...

p.diddy succeeded but i dont know about jay-z i havent seen to many people wearin s.carters

[TXFOOSBALL]

C-Murder's album "Life or Death" is my favorite cd. Anyone else love this?? It is the junt mane.

[svhorns]

p.diddy succeeded but i dont know about jay-z i havent seen to many people wearin s.carters

not here in Texas.... But in New York Jay-Z has his own color... its called Jay-Z Blue... people love that stuff up there... Hes about to have his own Custom Denali with the color Jay-Z blue on it...

[t-long20]

not here in Texas.... But in New York Jay-Z has his own color... its called Jay-Z Blue... people love that stuff up there... Hes about to have his own Custom Denali with the color Jay-Z blue on it...

thats great but has hip-hop gone to where rappers now are part time marketers i mean nowadays everyone is trying to advertise this and that and sell stuff what happened to the good ol days where rappers where just rappers

[jakerz]

Chamillionaire (except for his money tracks which you hear on the radio, he raps about God alot which i like)
Cam'ron(so so)
Jay-Z(probley the most talented rapper in the game, but doesnt take advantage of it)
JR Writer(never heard)
Eminem(lyrical genious, not really my style anymore though)
The Game(just plain sucks)
Nas(the best)
Lil Boosie(sucks)
Chalie Boy(sucks)
BG(okay)
Common(not my style but a good lyricist)
Talib Kweli (one of the best)

If you dont think any of these guys are in the top 10 of this Era let me know why... especially Jakerz im interested in hearing what you have to say about these rappers I have mentioned above

there we go...

[t-long20]

there we go...

for some reason i just never liked chamillionaire after he signed but now i think hes startin to come up

[TXFOOSBALL]

for some reason i just never liked chamillionaire after he signed but now i think hes startin to come up

i stopped likin him when he signed too. His best stuff was before he signed.

[rams55]

now walk it out

i make it rain on dem ho's

lean wit it rock wit it

laffy taffy

bobblehead


all stupid rap songs

[svhorns]

thats great but has hip-hop gone to where rappers now are part time marketers i mean nowadays everyone is trying to advertise this and that and sell stuff what happened to the good ol days where rappers where just rappers

People didnt really respect rappers back in the day... too many Gangs going on... to much East Coast vs West Coast.... Bloods vs Crips... people didnt wanna mess with that... people are actually starting to respect rappers as real business people...

[svhorns]

now walk it out

i make it rain on dem ho's

lean wit it rock wit it

laffy taffy

bobblehead


all stupid rap songs

those are entertainment songs... those are the songs people dance too... those are party songs... I know when I'm at a party and "Walk it out" comes on you better move the tables cause people will start walking it out... I think its awesome... you call it stupid I call it entertaining....

[cyfallsgoalie31]

now walk it out

i make it rain on dem ho's

lean wit it rock wit it

laffy taffy

bobblehead


all stupid rap songs
I had to do the lean with it at my old work, in a buffalo costume.

[rams55]

p.diddy succeeded but i dont know about jay-z i havent seen to many people wearin s.carters

be smart its ROCAWEAR thats fly's off the rack not the LIMITED production sneakers

[svhorns]

be smart its ROCAWEAR thats fly's off the rack not the LIMITED production sneakers

true... except Cam'ron calls it cockawear... :)

[t-long20]

be smart its ROCAWEAR thats fly's off the rack not the LIMITED production sneakers

be smart Damon Dash is responsible for rocawear not jay-z

[svhorns]

now yall are getting into somethin totally different... this is the Cam'ron Jay-Z beef...

[t-long20]

now yall are getting into somethin totally different... this is the Cam'ron Jay-Z beef...

camron and jay-z is a pretty funny beef have you heard that diss track from jay-z called brooklyn

[svhorns]

camron and jay-z is a pretty funny beef have you heard that diss track from jay-z called brooklyn

naw dont think I have... Im a bigger Cam fan than Jay-z... have you heard the song where Cam is talking about Jay wearing birkenstock sandals... that and the "hes a biter not a writer"

[t-long20]

naw dont think I have... Im a bigger Cam fan than Jay-z... have you heard the song where Cam is talking about Jay wearing birkenstock sandals... that and the "hes a biter not a writer"

i havent heard the birkenstock one but that "hes a biter not a writer" that was a good one

[TXFOOSBALL]

i havent heard the birkenstock one but that "hes a biter not a writer" that was a good one

Lil wayne and Camrons genious coming together as one

******Explicit*******

http://youtube.com/watch?search=&mode=related&v=928etH6yBQo

[svhorns]

Lil wayne and Camrons genious coming together as one

******Explicit*******

http://youtube.com/watch?search=&mode=related&v=928etH6yBQo

yea wet wipes is the song talkin about him wearing birkenstocks at least on the CD it does... but the guy coming out of the car is suppose to be Jay-Z notice the camera and how they show his sandals.... good stuff...

[TXFOOSBALL]

yea wet wipes is the song talkin about him wearing birkenstocks at least on the CD it does... but the guy coming out of the car is suppose to be Jay-Z notice the camera and how they show his sandals.... good stuff...

ahhaahahahahah...thats hilarious. I like the guy that they make look like jay

[LoneRocket]

Here's my list of the top 10 rappers out TODAY. I have tons and tons of respect for MY choice of music, specifically rap, and if you think anyone on here "sucks", lemme know someone better. It's not a challenge or anything, but I realized theres too many artist to listen to at all, and I would actually like for some new names to be on this list.


1. Nas
2. Cormega
3. Immortal Technique
4. Dead Prez
5. Z-Ro
6. Talib Kweli
7. Mos Def
8. Aesop Rock
9. Zion I
10. Atmosphere





Have any of you heard of any of them? Yodel.

Man I am old, I have not heard of most of them.

[rams55]

Lil wayne and Camrons genious coming together as one

******Explicit*******

http://youtube.com/watch?search=&mode=related&v=928etH6yBQo


that is the stupidist song i have ever dam heard

suck it or not my @$$ aint no girl gonna touch a dude who's flow is as weak as that


oh and JAY-Z owns rocawear= look it up

[HUM398]

You Fools know nothing about the Rap Game;

Greatest Rapper to ever Step foot in the Hip Hop World:


here it is.....You ready....


http://musicimages.liquiddigitalmedia.com/7/4/0/0/140047.gif

[svhorns]

You Fools know nothing about the Rap Game;

Greatest Rapper to ever Step foot in the Hip Hop World:


here it is.....You ready....


http://musicimages.liquiddigitalmedia.com/7/4/0/0/140047.gif

LOL LOL... hating on bubba...

what about http://www.hiphopgame.com/images/lilwhyte.jpg

[svhorns]

that is the stupidist song i have ever dam heard

suck it or not my @$$ aint no girl gonna touch a dude who's flow is as weak as that


oh and JAY-Z owns rocawear= look it up

Cam'rons flow is weak....:rolleyes: ....next please... buy a cd and stop downloading radio songs....

[TXFOOSBALL]

LOL LOL... hating on bubba...

what about http://www.hiphopgame.com/images/lilwhyte.jpg

YESSSSSSSS LIL WHYTE!!!!!

crunk song

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Qf804_Wo5BY

****explicit******

[svhorns]

YESSSSSSSS LIL WHYTE!!!!!

crunk song

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Qf804_Wo5BY

****explicit******

LOL do you see the comments people left

[LoneRocket]

A friend up in Austin sent this one Big Chop


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVsnKl7fXL0

[TXFOOSBALL]

LOL do you see the comments people left

yea....lol i really do like this song though.

[rams55]

we all know this cat is the best

http://www.myspace.com/johnbrownghettorevival

[DrEdward]

As one of the official old guys on here, I don't have even a clue as to who any of these folks you are talking about are or what they performed. Of course, I will also freely admit that I don't have a very high opinion of rap as a musical genre. That's not to say you can't, but it is decidedly not to my tastes.

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

p.diddy succeeded but i dont know about jay-z i havent seen to many people wearin s.carters

Have you ever heard of RocaWear?

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

C-Murder's album "Life or Death" is my favorite cd. Anyone else love this?? It is the junt mane.

I still bump that to this day.

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

not here in Texas.... But in New York Jay-Z has his own color... its called Jay-Z Blue... people love that stuff up there... Hes about to have his own Custom Denali with the color Jay-Z blue on it...

I saw a clip of that "Jay-Z Blue" on BET one time. All I can say is MANNN!

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

People didnt really respect rappers back in the day... too many Gangs going on... to much East Coast vs West Coast.... Bloods vs Crips... people didnt wanna mess with that... people are actually starting to respect rappers as real business people...

During the "East Coast vs. West Coast" crap, it wasn't the whole East Coast against the whole West Coast. It was really just Biggie vs. Tupac. Snoop and Dr. Dre didn't even want to get involved with it, which is one of the many reasons Dr. Dre left Death Row Records. It is also one of the reasons Snoop left Death Row and signed with Master P and No Limit Records.

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

be smart its ROCAWEAR thats fly's off the rack not the LIMITED production sneakers

My bad, I posted something similar about RocaWear earlier and didn't know that you had already posted something on it.

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

true... except Cam'ron calls it cockawear... :)

Cam'ron is h-, for real! The actual beef is between Jigga and Dame. Cam'ron didn't have nothing to do with it at all, but, he decided to jump his wack a-- in it. Them Dipset clowns better be careful.

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

that is the stupidist song i have ever dam heard

suck it or not my @$$ aint no girl gonna touch a dude who's flow is as weak as that


oh and JAY-Z owns rocawear= look it up

THANK YOU! Cam couldn't f--- with Jigga on the mic if his life depended on it. As for that Brooklyn song that Jigga did, that was in response to Jenny Jones, I mean, Jim Jones' "We Fly High". Notice what Jigga said at the beginning of the song.

"Men lie, women lie, but NUMBERS DON'T!"

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

LOL LOL... hating on bubba...

what about http://www.hiphopgame.com/images/lilwhyte.jpg

Lil Whyte can go.

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

As one of the official old guys on here, I don't have even a clue as to who any of these folks you are talking about are or what they performed. Of course, I will also freely admit that I don't have a very high opinion of rap as a musical genre. That's not to say you can't, but it is decidedly not to my tastes.

LOL! It's all good Doc! I will proudly admit that I respect you alot, and I do enjoy reading your posts. You're one of the more knowledgable people on here.

[Living Legend]

Lil Wayne is 28 now I believe... its not cool to be an old rapper anymore... though I think it will become a trend again in the future with all the snapping going on... but I really dont mind the snapping its like they tapped into a new kind of rap... not very lyrical but its entertaining so I dont know why people hate on it... they're club bangers...

Lil Wayne is not 28!!! Hes 24 turning 25 this year. He was born in 1982..I know people that used to mess with him deep in that 17th ward. His style changed due to maturation and growth not ghostwriting. Think about it you arent going to be using the same vocabulary that you used when your were 15/16 when you are 24 yrs old. His change started way before dedication 2 it started on those mixtapes before The Carter I...His style is very lyrical you have to analyze what he says and look for the metaphors. How could Gillie the kid ghost for him? Hes never been hot.

[dada]

Lil Wayne is not 28!!! Hes 24 turning 25 this year. He was born in 1982..I know people that used to mess with him deep in that 17th ward. His style changed due to maturation and growth not ghostwriting. Think about it you arent going to be using the same vocabulary that you used when your were 15/16 when you are 24 yrs old. His change started way before dedication 2 it started on those mixtapes before The Carter I...His style is very lyrical you have to analyze what he says and look for the metaphors. How could Gillie the kid ghost for him? Hes never been hot.

Dude...I hate to say it...but he's right....wayne is pushing 27-28....I know someone who went to UofH with him...

[TXFOOSBALL]

Dude...I hate to say it...but he's right....wayne is pushing 27-28....I know someone who went to UofH with him...

No, the block is hot album came out in 1999 and he was only 17 then.

[dada]

No, the block is hot album came out in 1999 and he was only 17 then.

Word on the street is that he was born in 1979..but I really don't care how old he is...lol

[rams55]

Lil Wayne is not 28!!! Hes 24 turning 25 this year. He was born in 1982..I know people that used to mess with him deep in that 17th ward. His style changed due to maturation and growth not ghostwriting. Think about it you arent going to be using the same vocabulary that you used when your were 15/16 when you are 24 yrs old. His change started way before dedication 2 it started on those mixtapes before The Carter I...His style is very lyrical you have to analyze what he says and look for the metaphors. How could Gillie the kid ghost for him? Hes never been hot.

you can say the same thing about Jay-Z. if you listen to his early stuff he was a fast rapper then over a period of time he slowed his rhymes down. because of that nas felt that Jay-Z was trying to be like him thus the beef started

all i know is that i saw lil wayne get robbed this summer right off of ST. Charles AVE in New Orleans. he's a good rapper but an idiot. he was walking down the street with no posse and wearing all his chains. then a car rolled up on him and took his bling.

[rams55]

Word on the street is that he was born in 1979..but I really don't care how old he is...lol

he was 16 when MTV did a mtv cribs episode on him and that was like 6 years ago

i believe he's 22-24

[rams55]

straight off the cash money web site




Although there has been much debate on the subject of who is or who isn't the “King of the South,” Lil Wayne isn’t worried about all the fuss as to who really lays claim to the title. As a veteran rap star, budding entrepreneur, and young scholar studying psychology at the University of Houston, Wayne's experience in the rap game, coupled with his amazing growth as an individual has placed him in a position only a handful of people in this industry reach.
"I've been in this game for thirteen years, so I'm not concerned with having to prove myself," Wayne says. "I don't have to prove anything, because my growth as a rapper and as a lyricist can be heard in my music." Indeed, with the release of his fifth solo album Tha Carter II, it’s obvious Dwayne Carter AKA "Weezy" is a top-notch rapper whose lyrics and artistic vision tower over the competition.
Wayne, 23, was born and raised in New Orleans’ notorious 17th Ward in a neighborhood called Hollygrove. As a child, the aspiring rapper listened to and idolized early Cash Money recording artists like Pimp Daddy and UNLV, who he cites as some of his early influences. A few years later, Wayne met Cash Money CEOs Ronald "Suga Slim" and Bryan "Baby” Williams (The Birdman) who would take him under their wings and help mold him into a prolific and profound artist. In 1995 at the age of 12, Wayne made his debut on Cash Money recording artist B.G.’s album, True Story.
In 1997, the rap prodigy, along with Juvenile, Young Turk, and B.G. formed the New Orleans’ super-group the Hot Boys and dropped their seminal debut CD Get It How You Live. The record’s independent success garnered the young teenager legions of fans throughout the South and Midwest. He further distinguished himself as the MC to watch on the Hot Boys' platinum selling Universal debut Guerilla Warfare (1998) followed by 2003's Let Em Burn. In 2000, the group went on to receive a Source Award for "Group of the Year."
At age sixteen, Wayne launched his solo career with the release of the platinum selling Tha Block Is Hot (1999), where he earned a 1999 Source Award nomination for "Best New Artist." Clever wordplay, combined with his mature street savvy made the CD one of the year's most compelling albums. The young prodigy’s subsequent albums, Lights Out (2000), 500 Degreez (2002) and 2004's Tha Carter further solidified Lil Wayne's reputation as one of the South’s finest lyricists, but it was Tha Carter that finally forced rap fans beyond the South to recognize what die-hard “Weezy” fans knew all along: Lil Wayne was a hip hop force to be reckoned with.
As the newest venture on Lil Wayne's imprint, Young Money Entertainment via Cash Money/Universal Records, Tha Carter II is bound to thrill those who have watched this former Hot Boy mature since his first appearance on True Story. "Everyday I experience new things, and it’s these experiences I express creatively in my songs.” Lil Wayne, a perfectionist in the lab, has never been one to waste time. In fact, he has been known to complete five songs in a day. "I could do an entire album in a week," he brags, "But Tha Carter II took me a little longer – a month,” he deadpans. “I wanted to make sure everything was right."
Approaching Tha Carter II with the skills of a scientist, Lil Wayne dug through the vaults of his own material in order to analyze his distinct style. "Listening to the past few albums, I wanted to change it up slightly.” What fans will be hearing on Tha Carter II is a revised and refreshed Lil Wayne, from the scorching first single "Fireman," produced by newcomers Doe Boys, where Wayne drops blazing lyrics, to his second single "Grown Man,” featuring Young Money Record’s protégé Currency, where he comes at you hard, switching up both vocal tone and flow.
Wayne is no longer the young cocky boy from the South content with just spitting boastful rhymes. Aside from fans, fellow artists have also recognized his maturation as a well rounded musician. Consequently, Wayne’s poetic word play has earned him featured collaborations on Destiny’s Childs’ smash hit “Soldier” as well as a guest appearance on Avant’s single “You Know What.” These collaborations have exposed the gifted artist to a broader audience, demonstrating that his talent knows no boundaries. Wayne’s flow and choice of subject matter have also become more versatile. “Receipt” is one song that stands out to him, “Because it’s about love, and I’ve never done a love song before.”
Lil Wayne headed up production on Tha Carter II alongside other new up and coming producers. “Really, I listen to every beat that comes to the office, and I receive a lot of stuff. If I like it, I call them and use it.” Case in point, while Wayne was working in New York, he bumped into the Pop/R

[dada]

straight off the cash money web site




Although there has been much debate on the subject of who is or who isn't the “King of the South,” Lil Wayne isn’t worried about all the fuss as to who really lays claim to the title. As a veteran rap star, budding entrepreneur, and young scholar studying psychology at the University of Houston, Wayne's experience in the rap game, coupled with his amazing growth as an individual has placed him in a position only a handful of people in this industry reach.
"I've been in this game for thirteen years, so I'm not concerned with having to prove myself," Wayne says. "I don't have to prove anything, because my growth as a rapper and as a lyricist can be heard in my music." Indeed, with the release of his fifth solo album Tha Carter II, it’s obvious Dwayne Carter AKA "Weezy" is a top-notch rapper whose lyrics and artistic vision tower over the competition.
Wayne, 23, was born and raised in New Orleans’ notorious 17th Ward in a neighborhood called Hollygrove. As a child, the aspiring rapper listened to and idolized early Cash Money recording artists like Pimp Daddy and UNLV, who he cites as some of his early influences. A few years later, Wayne met Cash Money CEOs Ronald "Suga Slim" and Bryan "Baby” Williams (The Birdman) who would take him under their wings and help mold him into a prolific and profound artist. In 1995 at the age of 12, Wayne made his debut on Cash Money recording artist B.G.’s album, True Story.
In 1997, the rap prodigy, along with Juvenile, Young Turk, and B.G. formed the New Orleans’ super-group the Hot Boys and dropped their seminal debut CD Get It How You Live. The record’s independent success garnered the young teenager legions of fans throughout the South and Midwest. He further distinguished himself as the MC to watch on the Hot Boys' platinum selling Universal debut Guerilla Warfare (1998) followed by 2003's Let Em Burn. In 2000, the group went on to receive a Source Award for "Group of the Year."
At age sixteen, Wayne launched his solo career with the release of the platinum selling Tha Block Is Hot (1999), where he earned a 1999 Source Award nomination for "Best New Artist." Clever wordplay, combined with his mature street savvy made the CD one of the year's most compelling albums. The young prodigy’s subsequent albums, Lights Out (2000), 500 Degreez (2002) and 2004's Tha Carter further solidified Lil Wayne's reputation as one of the South’s finest lyricists, but it was Tha Carter that finally forced rap fans beyond the South to recognize what die-hard “Weezy” fans knew all along: Lil Wayne was a hip hop force to be reckoned with.
As the newest venture on Lil Wayne's imprint, Young Money Entertainment via Cash Money/Universal Records, Tha Carter II is bound to thrill those who have watched this former Hot Boy mature since his first appearance on True Story. "Everyday I experience new things, and it’s these experiences I express creatively in my songs.” Lil Wayne, a perfectionist in the lab, has never been one to waste time. In fact, he has been known to complete five songs in a day. "I could do an entire album in a week," he brags, "But Tha Carter II took me a little longer – a month,” he deadpans. “I wanted to make sure everything was right."
Approaching Tha Carter II with the skills of a scientist, Lil Wayne dug through the vaults of his own material in order to analyze his distinct style. "Listening to the past few albums, I wanted to change it up slightly.” What fans will be hearing on Tha Carter II is a revised and refreshed Lil Wayne, from the scorching first single "Fireman," produced by newcomers Doe Boys, where Wayne drops blazing lyrics, to his second single "Grown Man,” featuring Young Money Record’s protégé Currency, where he comes at you hard, switching up both vocal tone and flow.
Wayne is no longer the young cocky boy from the South content with just spitting boastful rhymes. Aside from fans, fellow artists have also recognized his maturation as a well rounded musician. Consequently, Wayne’s poetic word play has earned him featured collaborations on Destiny’s Childs’ smash hit “Soldier” as well as a guest appearance on Avant’s single “You Know What.” These collaborations have exposed the gifted artist to a broader audience, demonstrating that his talent knows no boundaries. Wayne’s flow and choice of subject matter have also become more versatile. “Receipt” is one song that stands out to him, “Because it’s about love, and I’ve never done a love song before.”
Lil Wayne headed up production on Tha Carter II alongside other new up and coming producers. “Really, I listen to every beat that comes to the office, and I receive a lot of stuff. If I like it, I call them and use it.” Case in point, while Wayne was working in New York, he bumped into the Pop/R

Cash Money is the one making money...so why would they say his real age.....you have to have police reports to get the facts. I mean...it would be hard for a dude close to 30 to call himself "Lil" and rap to a targert audience in the 14-17 age group....Actors/Entertainers change their age/names all the time.....Jamie Foxx's name is Eric Bishop....how many of you knew that.

[Living Legend]

Cash Money is the one making money...so why would they say his real age.....you have to have police reports to get the facts. I mean...it would be hard for a dude close to 30 to call himself "Lil" and rap to a targert audience in the 14-17 age group....Actors/Entertainers change their age/names all the time.....Jamie Foxx's name is Eric Bishop....how many of you knew that.

Wayne was born in 82!!! He has said it before in his flows.. I know some katrina refugees that grew up w/ wayne

[svhorns]

Wayne was born in 82!!! He has said it before in his flows.. I know some katrina refugees that grew up w/ wayne

hes 28... he lies about his age...

[svhorns]

Cash Money is the one making money...so why would they say his real age.....you have to have police reports to get the facts. I mean...it would be hard for a dude close to 30 to call himself "Lil" and rap to a targert audience in the 14-17 age group....Actors/Entertainers change their age/names all the time.....Jamie Foxx's name is Eric Bishop....how many of you knew that.

not me

[Living Legend]

hes 28... he lies about his age...

how do u know hes 28?

[rams55]

Cash Money is the one making money...so why would they say his real age.....you have to have police reports to get the facts. I mean...it would be hard for a dude close to 30 to call himself "Lil" and rap to a targert audience in the 14-17 age group....Actors/Entertainers change their age/names all the time.....Jamie Foxx's name is Eric Bishop....how many of you knew that.


do you knoe how old lil jon is

he's damn near 35-40


lil refers to his size anyways i thought yoiu were smarter than that.

plus the numbers involving lil wayne's age match if he was born in 82 he would be 24-25 and that website was last updated last year

[dada]

not me

You cant tell if that's a woman or a man by looking at the name.....when you're acting and you're trying to get a part....some thought that your resume would have a better chance of getting looked at if you were a woman so a lot of men change their names to a name that could go either way.

As for Wayne saying his age in one of his flows......Vanilla Ice said he was from the street in one of his. Record companies will tell you to do these things......he could be 23........who knows....but I know he takes classes at the University of Houston and many people are saying he was born in 1979.

[dada]

do you knoe how old lil jon is

he's damn near 35-40


lil refers to his size anyways i thought yoiu were smarter than that.

plus the numbers involving lil wayne's age match if he was born in 82 he would be 24-25 and that website was last updated last year

Wayyy smarter than that.....I worked in the business for awhile LIL Johns audience isnt teenage girls.......THINK MAN....it's about marketing yourself to YOUR target audience.

[Living Legend]

You cant tell if that's a woman or a man by looking at the name.....when you're acting and you're trying to get a part....some thought that your resume would have a better chance of getting looked at if you were a woman so a lot of men change their names to a name that could go either way.

As for Wayne saying his age in one of his flows......Vanilla Ice said he was from the street in one of his. Record companies will tell you to do these things......he could be 23........who knows....but I know he takes classes at the University of Houston and many people are saying he was born in 1979.

That's not real talk..Im tellin you i know what im talking bout..The people i know got deep connections w/ baby and wayne..Im talkin bout before the music..back when they were pitchin rocks on the block

[svhorns]

how do u know hes 28?

http://www.vibe.com/blog/vc/2006/08/hush_hush_pass_hip_hop_it_dont_1.html

"Lil' Wayne AKA Weezy F. Baby may not be a baby after all. Reports are that the 23-year-old emcee may in fact be holding back the years. The police report from his Monday arrest lists his D.O.B. as September 27, 1979, which would make him 26. Talk about fuzzy math."

1979... that would make him....28

[dada]

http://www.vibe.com/blog/vc/2006/08/hush_hush_pass_hip_hop_it_dont_1.html

"Lil' Wayne AKA Weezy F. Baby may not be a baby after all. Reports are that the 23-year-old emcee may in fact be holding back the years. The police report from his Monday arrest lists his D.O.B. as September 27, 1979, which would make him 26. Talk about fuzzy math."

1979... that would make him....28

How dare you question Weezy's flow!!!!:D

[RPM]

Music I bump to today:

Beastie Boys
Run DMC
Eazy E
Bone Thugs & Harmony
Ice Cube
Dre Dre
Snoop Dogg
SPM
Jay Z
Scarface
Master P
2 Pac
2 Live Crew
Cypress Hill
House of Pain
50 cent
Big Tymers
Black Rob
Bun B
Chubb Rock
DMX
Doug E Fresh
E-40
Lil Flip
Ludacris
Mase
Biggie
Wu Tang Clan
Mike Jones
Nas
Nelly
Paul Wall
Puff Daddy
Rob Base
Salt N Peppa
Sir Mix Alot
T.I.
The Game
3 6 Mafia
Too Short
Trick Daddy
TRU
Xzibit

youll find this music in my stereo everyday.....a lot of todays hip hop sucks ...not very original IMO

[rams55]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lil_Wayne

[svhorns]

How dare you question Weezy's flow!!!!:D

people just dont know...

[dada]

That's not real talk..Im tellin you i know what im talking bout..The people i know got deep connections w/ baby and wayne..Im talkin bout before the music..back when they were pitchin rocks on the block

Police reports and school transcripts don't lie

[svhorns]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lil_Wayne

LOL wikipedia... thats like the idiots guide for not knowing somethin... they used to have fake tracks listed on chamillionaires...

[svhorns]

That's not real talk..Im tellin you i know what im talking bout..The people i know got deep connections w/ baby and wayne..Im talkin bout before the music..back when they were pitchin rocks on the block

that means they're dirty people... people in Louisiana dont even really like baby... the people on the streets dont really respect them... Its all about BG...Juvie...Lil Boosie... Wayne messed up by staying with baby... people talk about snatchin that dudes chain(Wayne) and him not doing a thing about it because he doesnt have anyone but baby... and baby is dirty hes killin people left and right... well not so much anymore... but he was... REal talk!...

[dada]

that means they're dirty people... people in Louisiana dont even really like baby... the people on the streets dont really respect them... Its all about BG...Juvie...Lil Boosie... Wayne messed up by staying with baby... people talk about snatchin that dudes chain(Wayne) and him not doing a thing about it because he doesnt have anyone but baby... and baby is dirty hes killin people left and right... well not so much anymore... but he was... REal talk!...

True that...Throw BG and Greg "tru-champ" davis into the respect list also

[Living Legend]

that means they're dirty people... people in Louisiana dont even really like baby... the people on the streets dont really respect them... Its all about BG...Juvie...Lil Boosie... Wayne messed up by staying with baby... people talk about snatchin that dudes chain(Wayne) and him not doing a thing about it because he doesnt have anyone but baby... and baby is dirty hes killin people left and right... well not so much anymore... but he was... REal talk!...

yah i know wut u mean baby isnt even respected as a rapper hes got that work in the street which helped him make a lil rapper career to have some side money..b