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Did he ever really need too?In that case it ain't no Compton Pirus that's big enough to be on the grammys. Kendrick ain't never officially claimed a set.
Did he ever really need too?
Everyone knows the deal lol
The OG need hisKendrick already performed on the grammys so if you counting him y'all got the love.
The OG need his
Normally, death brings people closer together, even if just for a small time.
Really hope Offset and Quavo didn’t get into it, over a tribute for their fallen brother at that. Why would they just ask Quavo to do the tribute anyways?
But they’ll have Scarface & Too Short?I agree but we know they not having Quik on the grammys.
They LA Bloods not Compton Pirus
It’s a difference
IYKYK
Mack is from Queen St fyi not Swans
But they’ll have Scarface & Too Short?
Suge would’ve just stole him too lolIn a perfect world Quik woulda signed to Ruthless and had better promo.
A very special time. You had to be there. Still remember 8th grade, sneaking into the computer lab to watch the in the club video on MTV.com or something . This was like early 04.
Legendary. 20 years. Wow. Old *** ******!
We will never have a rap artist come through how 50 did ever again. That **** was unreal
Don't play!Whoever she is, feels like a more directed Doja Cat.
I know this is going to be everywhere
NEVER before and NEVER again. The 50 Cent hype was once in a lifetime.
50 was the pure definition of the "stars aligning".
Right place:
Backed by one of the biggest hip-hop producers (if not THE BIGGEST) at the time, Dr. Dre.
Backed by the biggest rapper at the time, Eminem. - Love him or hate him.
Street cred - Getting busted for selling drugs and then getting shot nine times......while still living to tell about it. You couldn't make that **** up, even if you tried to.
Right time:
50 bridged the gap - Mainstream hip-hop was shifting from the New York street sound of the 90s to the club-oriented sound that dominated much of the 2000s.
2003 was the right time - If Get Rich or Die Tryin’ dropped in 2002, it doesn’t get nearly the same amount of attention and if GRODT dropped in 2004, it would’ve been a year too late and nobody would've cared about it.
NEVER before and NEVER again. The 50 Cent hype was once in a lifetime.
50 was the pure definition of the "stars aligning".
Right place:
Backed by one of the biggest hip-hop producers (if not THE BIGGEST) at the time, Dr. Dre.
Backed by the biggest rapper at the time, Eminem. - Love him or hate him.
Street cred - Getting busted for selling drugs and then getting shot nine times......while still living to tell about it. You couldn't make that **** up, even if you tried to.
Right time:
50 bridged the gap - Mainstream hip-hop was shifting from the New York street sound of the 90s to the club-oriented sound that dominated much of the 2000s.
2003 was the right time - If Get Rich or Die Tryin’ dropped in 2002, it doesn’t get nearly the same amount of attention and if GRODT dropped in 2004, it would’ve been a year too late and nobody would've cared about it.
I’m gonna say 50Snoop was bigger than 50
Snoop was bigger than 50
I cant speak on Snoop, I was like 5 when Doggystyle Dropped. but I always heard his entry to the game was massive thanks to The Chronic features as well as the murder case.
I do have one question I been meaning to ask, like I said I was young during that time period, but as an artist how big was Ice Cube at that time? Like in terms of popularity what present day artist would you say he was on par with? As a kid he never really resonated with me and it seemed like he was pivoting into the films more so than the music, but as I got older I got to see his impact before the Hollywood stuff, but I never got to gauge how big of a rapper he was. Im 10 years old in 1998 my perception of him is greatly skewed.
Ice Cube was top 5 before his fall off.
He had fans on both coast like Snoop. I do think Snoop sort of cut into his fame and ushered in a new era of rap on the west coast, sort of like what happen to Rakim with early 90's New York rappers.
I think LL and Ice Cube are the two biggest artist who the younger generation will never understand how big they were. Instead they look at them like Ice T and Will, when they were far better and more respected rappers.