Feb 1, 2017 Dawg this s--- and that Pusha T diss was like what the f--- I love Wayne as much as anyone else but 2012 was a s--- year for Wayne man
Feb 1, 2017 take me to your leader-vaudeville villain-madvillainy-venomous villain-mm..food @Mraczewsky lookin at you
Feb 1, 2017 Pac has to take this one. Obviously em is up there, kendrick is on quite the run as we speak. Idk if we count dre as a run per se but he's 3/3 as far as albums go (including Compton that is)
Feb 1, 2017 A lot of good names been thrown around here (Ye, Wayne, Fewtch, Tribe...) so I'll add on: Cam'ron '00-'04 - He was a star in the making killing feats and SDE is very overlooked, his run with Rocafella was insane; Come Home With Me & obviously Purple Haze are classics and his presence on Diplomatic Immunity made him arguably a contender for NY's best rapper during that time. Jay-Z '96-03 - "Jigga held you down six summers, where's the love?" by the time The Blueprint dropped, Jay's legacy was already cemented; afterwards BP2 was a bit disappointing but boy did that temporary retirement feel surreal at the time when The Black Album blessed our speakers. Clipse '02-'06 - From Lord Willin' till h--- Hath No Fury they were giving us coke rap classics and besides Wayne & Joe Budden they had some of the very best mixtapes during that time with the Re-Up g---. T.I. '03-'08 - I always felt Tip gets hideously overlooked, after he booked it from Arista he went on a blistering run of excellent albums and helped shape the modern "Trap" sound. The only thing that could stop his monster singles and pop success were those jail bids.
Feb 1, 2017 Yeah my uncle actually had that in VHS back in the day! Wish I knew where it was at. That concert in MSG to this day would be one of things I'd have loved to be at if time travel were possible
Feb 1, 2017 College Dropout Late Registration Graduation 808s & Heartbreak My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy Yeezus The Life of Pablo
