4 Classic Rap Albums That Ruined Rap Music
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Ronald McDonald
Even in the darkest nights, I'm a MAC for life
ayo fukk this list b
Maybe someone thought that episode of 30 for 30 was related to how Nas got his name.
he was being sarcastic
the skits and alternative names were cool though, i wish more rappers had the incentive to do that. Kendrick & Kanye's albums wouldn't be the same without them.
Cracked generally has some of the best lists on the Internet. They be having me dying at times
he was being sarcastic
the skits and alternative names were cool though, i wish more rappers had the incentive to do that. Kendrick & Kanye's albums wouldn't be the same without them.
Cole Cash
They took a hammer and sickle to my back
i read this last night at work and it was generally a stupid unfunny article written by someone clearly on the outside looking in on the hip hop lexicon "i refuse to spell gangster with two a's"
fukk that shyt.
fukk that shyt.
Eternal Tecate
Superstar
Multiple names>>>>>>>>>>
JulesWinfield
TheBrehdrenMovement
cracked has dope lists for the most part but whenever they make a list about hip hop they reveal themselves to just be outsider cacs 
more shytty rap lists, i thought this was a topic to choose 4
my 4:
Straight Outta Compton - made white people start loving ghetto charicatures and showed gangsta rap could be commercial. Good in the short run but eventually labels started crafting studio gangsters etc
Ma$e Harlem World - Jiggy Era: the begining of the end for substantive hip hop in the mainstream
Stillmatic/Blueprint - lets diss each other on record, I would say it set the precedent for 50 dissing nikkas to gain popularity and many others followed suit
The Black Album - Im retiring
my 4:
Straight Outta Compton - made white people start loving ghetto charicatures and showed gangsta rap could be commercial. Good in the short run but eventually labels started crafting studio gangsters etc
Ma$e Harlem World - Jiggy Era: the begining of the end for substantive hip hop in the mainstream
Stillmatic/Blueprint - lets diss each other on record, I would say it set the precedent for 50 dissing nikkas to gain popularity and many others followed suit
The Black Album - Im retiring
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Wilt Chamberlain
TM101 - made people start sayin I'm not a rapper and just a street cat gettin money.
Black Album - As buddens said "the more people said they didn't write shyt, the more it started to sound like they didn't". I know that Jay said that he didn't write his lyrics before this but this is where that concept really took off.
College Dropout - first step to ushering in the skinny jeans, tight clothes and hipster in general.
Black Album - As buddens said "the more people said they didn't write shyt, the more it started to sound like they didn't". I know that Jay said that he didn't write his lyrics before this but this is where that concept really took off.
College Dropout - first step to ushering in the skinny jeans, tight clothes and hipster in general.