I mean he liked em young himself
Was DMX the least criticized/hated rap superstar ever?
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Mac Ten
Class of 97 !!!
He was a crackhead. There’s nothing really to say, nor is there anything interesting about a crackhead.
It sounds harsh, but crackheads aren’t taken seriously.
To his credit, females wanted to fukk with him, but dudes didn’t want to be him.
It sounds harsh, but crackheads aren’t taken seriously.
To his credit, females wanted to fukk with him, but dudes didn’t want to be him.
DJ Quik said one of the worst things ever on that MC eight diss....I couldnt believe it.
Snoop gets bashed real hard on Threads...Nelly too.
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But having no talent means you fall off and beg for returns...Ja Rule...
Elim Garak
Veteran
But he was still willing to work with him. He didn't refuse initially so I see no real difference.
M4T
All Star
If you've never seen bytches at Coyote uglys line dancing on the bar tops to "x gon give it to ya" then you don't understand how big DMX was.
Smokin Rider
I been official
Snoop was up there for a long time but he has since done a lot of cornball stuff over the last decade or so
Mac Ten
Class of 97 !!!
So we just gonna pretend like nikkas didn't know that X was arranging for his own son to get raped as a minor?
Let’s stop the fake outrage…
If your dad was DMX, you’d try to get some cat off his clout too.
X had chicks that would do anything he asked.
Name one rapper who can have women crying after reading the bible out loud
I may be biased but i feel like Too Short and definitely E-40 got criticism. Or maybe as a big fan of both i just noticed it more.
I would just say there really was nothing polarizing about DMX. He was lyrical enough to not have haters on that front. He made hits,but they werent pop sellout records. So you never had anybody to accuse him of not being real hiphop or soft. He never had a real beef so you dont have fans picking sides against him like with Nas,Jayz and Pac and Big.
Only incident i can remember is i think he said some shyt about the west coast and got some backlash. But it was just a blip because even the west coast messed with DMX and people chose to write it off as the crack made him say it
I remember Crooked I made a whole diss record to DMX over that statement but it was largely forgotten even though it was solid lolI may be biased but i feel like Too Short and definitely E-40 got criticism. Or maybe as a big fan of both i just noticed it more.
I would just say there really was nothing polarizing about DMX. He was lyrical enough to not have haters on that front. He made hits,but they werent pop sellout records. So you never had anybody to accuse him of not being real hiphop or soft. He never had a real beef so you dont have fans picking sides against him like with Nas,Jayz and Pac and Big.
Only incident i can remember is i think he said some shyt about the west coast and got some backlash. But it was just a blip because even the west coast messed with DMX and people chose to write it off as the crack made him say it
Devil Plisken…CMS
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Because X was rare in that he was actually a product of his environment. He had demons as much as he had a gift.
DMX definitely got hate when he came on to the scene from a specific type of Hip Hop fan aka White nerds. And even then it was mostly just music hate, not personal dislike for him.
But in general his lack of hate relative to other superstars can probably be summed up simply:
Even though he was rich and famous, he didn't live a life most people wanted to live. Most hate for superstar rappers comes from envy. I don't think most people were ever envious of X. Most felt sympathetic or happy for him.
But in general his lack of hate relative to other superstars can probably be summed up simply:
Even though he was rich and famous, he didn't live a life most people wanted to live. Most hate for superstar rappers comes from envy. I don't think most people were ever envious of X. Most felt sympathetic or happy for him.
