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Numbers mean nothing. Mozart wasn't doing numbers when he was around and he is still to this day considered one of the greatest musical geniuses of all time.

No one is hating him for getting paper. He is doing what he knows and its working for him, but he 100% cares what the hood says. Otherwise he wouldn't be trying to get clout from guys like Ar-Ab and signing guys like Baka. Constantly talking about how many shooters he has and his "gangster...

You literally just said he was the GOAT because he had the most hits for the longest period of time out of all RnB singers. That means Mariah Carey is the GOAT. If you want to bring it to who is the most successful pop singer. He isn't even close. Beatles and guys like that body him. Plenty of...

Exactly. His new "hit" has a dance that looks like something a pre schooler would come up with and he says something like "ima show you some gangster **** " before he does it. You can't be the GOAT when you run to J prince to protect you from Pusha T

LMFAO!!! You have to be kidding. Not even close to the GOAT. If your measure is RnB singer with most number 1 hits then Mariah Carey is the GOAT.

Currensy? I hope you got currensy, cuz your bail 2 million dollars you little rap mother ******. I liked him better then. He flowed a bit like C-Murder. Free C-Murder.

He also isn't a certified ***** like 99% of the other rappers in the game right now which is why I fvck with him.

Haven't been to a concert in a minute, but the most live concert i ever been too was at Adrianas in Chicago. If your ever up there, you gotta hit it up. If its anything like NYC this place changed names 5 times already, but if its anywhere close to as good as it was 5-10 years ago when I went...

Facts, but Ice T was a Jersey dude. For NWA though. They also had dudes like Dre who wasn't banging at all. And when I meant studio Gs. I didn't mean they were all Dr Dre level. I just meant you have Ice Cube and Eazy E talking about how they were basically super gangsters like in natural born...

Yup, thats what I'm saying. He wasn't just talking for the mic. Free Cool C.

BRUHHH!!! BDP came out with criminal minded in 86 and they were actually about that life. Philly was doing it even earlier, but not as popular with Schoolly D, Cool C, and the tough crew. All of them were about that life too. I fvck with NWA but they basically made being a studio gangster cool.

I refuse to listen to vlad since he loves getting guys to tell to much. **** free your man bro. I still have a lot of my homies sitting in a box doing football numbers.

Those are my guys too. The power cyphas from Tony Touch. Touch and Mister Cee were actually the DJs for the local rap station too Hot 97 or Power 105. Both would spin fire for the 2 hours they were on the air. I remember listening to them all the time chilling on the block with the boys. Clue...

**** bro I remember when all those brands were dope too. I wish rappers still wore clothes made by us. Instead of straight foreign designer clothes. Theres a kid in Philly making clothes called Spergo, I copped a few of them, but he doesn't have that many different designs. Gotta agree with...

**** ya. People seem to think just because something is hard or G that its not lyrical. Then they will say some soft *** rapper is lyrical, just because its soft.

Peewee is underated AF, Young scooter and ralo too.

That is dope as **** bro. I remember that exact time when every guy in those magazines look like Tyson. I bet I saw your cousin in that because I used to always go and read them in the bodegas, before they tried to kick us kids out lol. I used to hit all those spots, but wasn't able to cop an...

I'm gonna check them out bro. Appreciate it.

I was just about 3-4 years old when these songs came out, but i still listen to them to this day. I remember all the OGs on my block outside bumping this schit.

Can't support someone that spent time keeping good brothers behind bars.