Best Member Of Brand Nubian?
- Thread starter The Ruler 09
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Puba...
Because coming off of One For All, he was legitimately one of the most sought-after MCs in the game. Everybody was fukkin' with him- Mary J's album, Heavy D's album, Brand New Heavies, Chubb Rock, Puff wanted to manage him, etc. People tend to forget it, cause he kinda squandered all of that momentum he had (with a solo album that didn't fully follow-up on the hype and his lackadaisical career moves). But during '91-'92, he was legitimately seen as an artist who was gonna be a big deal. His performance on the One for All album was TOP-NOTCH... second side was basically all Puba and he killed it.
Sadat a close second tho'... he's another one that kinda has this forgotten run where he was guesting on lots of songs and his voice was being sampled a lot on songs... this is around '93-'94, after the In God We Trust album. Dude really caught on after getting more of a spotlight on the 2nd BN album.
Jamar's just Jamar. Solid, but didn't stand out when put with those two.
I think if BN had stayed together, they coulda pumped out some great complete classics. After One for All, Puba and BN put out some bangers, and had decent albums... but together, that connection coulda made for some GREAT albums.
Because coming off of One For All, he was legitimately one of the most sought-after MCs in the game. Everybody was fukkin' with him- Mary J's album, Heavy D's album, Brand New Heavies, Chubb Rock, Puff wanted to manage him, etc. People tend to forget it, cause he kinda squandered all of that momentum he had (with a solo album that didn't fully follow-up on the hype and his lackadaisical career moves). But during '91-'92, he was legitimately seen as an artist who was gonna be a big deal. His performance on the One for All album was TOP-NOTCH... second side was basically all Puba and he killed it.
Sadat a close second tho'... he's another one that kinda has this forgotten run where he was guesting on lots of songs and his voice was being sampled a lot on songs... this is around '93-'94, after the In God We Trust album. Dude really caught on after getting more of a spotlight on the 2nd BN album.
Jamar's just Jamar. Solid, but didn't stand out when put with those two.
I think if BN had stayed together, they coulda pumped out some great complete classics. After One for All, Puba and BN put out some bangers, and had decent albums... but together, that connection coulda made for some GREAT albums.
have to co-sign . also one of the most underrated
Its a tie between sadat and puba for me 
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Ok, Puba, but why Puba?
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Youβre lying if you donβt say Puba 