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50 just a messy dude from queens
Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread
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50 most def is a legend, it’s just his discography stinks early on. He’s like an NBA/NFL player whose skills badly eroded and bounced from team to team hanging on too long. And it’s not even the rapping that’s the problem, his production stinks and straight up doesn’t know how to craft a song anymore.
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50 like the Shawn Kemp, Larry Johnson or Blake Griffin of rap.
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50 is a legend but his discography ain’t touching Ross. A lot of 50 **** aged bad too.
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Cam a legend?
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definitely
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Eventhough he started doing the Ja **** (singing/rapping) he could’ve kept it as simple as this and would’ve been ok
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Ross doesn’t have a GRODT.
Cats may downplay it all they want with this revisionist history, but Ross never had **** MOVING like mixtape Fif did. By February 2003, 50 was the rap game.
Cats may downplay it all they want with this revisionist history, but Ross never had **** MOVING like mixtape Fif did. By February 2003, 50 was the rap game.
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I used to play this song all the time. That wasn’t actually an old Nate Dogg was it? Every time I checked for that vid it said “featuring Nate Dogg”
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Exactly. Like, I'm not talking about clout, fame, or any of that.
I'm just talking about the music itself. 50 is a legend to his generation of fans, my high school self included. But the amount of folks that's going to be spinning old 50 tracks in 30 years is going to be so freaking slim...it will just be our old asses, and maybe a few of our kids.
And that is why, to me, he's not a legend. He won't stand the test of time.
And again, this is just an artist. If I lump in everything that he's done and had success with...if I was going to list legends based on who an upcoming rapper should look up to in terms of financial success and business moves beyond music, he'd definitely be one. But that's not the discussion to me.
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Nah, i never heard that version
Eventhough Usher was supposed to be on it, 50 did ok IMO harmonizing it...that was his pocket for a while
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It was a genius shot to take at Ja...amazing how it murdered a flourishing career. But it was always hypocritical.
I remember when he dropped Magic Stick and went on 106 & Park and they called him on that **** to his face...he had no response. Straight said he was "Pulling a Ja, singing"
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I’m not going back and forth with you ******, man. 
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Opinions are like booty holes.I’m not going back and forth with you *****s, man.
Everyone has one and the vast majority of them stink.
Again, I'd put 50 in the legend status if I was going to show a young cat who wants to make it in rap and entertainment who to model themselves after.
But if we talking just music, 50 aint it.
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Dipset & State Prop > G - Unit.
So you already know where I lie with this. Cam & them. 50 a legend for how he had the game on an absolute chokehold...with great music consecutively for a period of time. And the ENERGY that was felt. But After Beg for Mercy and The Massacre...Fif was cold. He had a nice lor 3-4 year run (02-05/06). By 07..... he lost it.
So you already know where I lie with this. Cam & them. 50 a legend for how he had the game on an absolute chokehold...with great music consecutively for a period of time. And the ENERGY that was felt. But After Beg for Mercy and The Massacre...Fif was cold. He had a nice lor 3-4 year run (02-05/06). By 07..... he lost it.
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Hold up
Y’all don’t remember 50 was about to hit us with a Euro Dance album? This was bad
Y’all don’t remember 50 was about to hit us with a Euro Dance album?
This was bad
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Fabo still around
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I always mention how much of a G-Unit stan I was, and it was incredible seeing the shift from them being untouchable to always getting touched.
G-Unit wasn’t the same after this point. Nothing was hitting like it was before this came out.
There were still some good mixtapes coming out (Elephant In The Sand, Bodysnatchers, and some others), but you could feel the decline swiftly happening. Being a G-Unit fan post-06 was probably like wearing the flyest Sketchers right now.
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Glock appreciation? 
If you can’t appreicate the SLAPs....you ain’t hip hop!
If you can’t appreicate the SLAPs....you ain’t hip hop!
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He snitch on ****** on a message board he wouldn’t get it
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Snowman killa... That beat switch though 
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Why does someone being corny bother y’all so much
Also...random(doesn’t really apply to music) but necessary, it’s always black folks calling somebody corny. Literally the silliest critique of a person you can make...what about their character? Are they a good person? *****s stay worrying about how somebody talk, how they dress...etc. it’s beyond me.
The fan of all corny rappers speaks.
"It's always black folks..."
Sound silly as hell.
