nah. documentary sounds dated as hell
Documentary >>>>>TM101 by a landslide
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Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw
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Dunning that year I went state to state and nikkas would be playing that cd front to back and certain songs were getting play depending on where u were I neva seen nothing like that tha only thing that came close was Mista Don't Play by Project Pat Guerilla Pimp was a anthem
AlwaysLurkin
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How can tm101 be better than documentary when it couldn't even touch traphouse 
Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw
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nikka please Gucci wasn't hot til late 07 08 Traphouse had some songs but they don't compare.. I know a nikka who said tha same thang but he stay on Gresham Rd so he's excusedHow can tm101 be better than documentary when it couldn't even touch traphouse
Darth Nubian
I bought my first Ki from my baby momma brother
TM101 for me. It's the last street movement that I was a part of. If you have never been in a dope hole listening to "Over Here" or "Air Force Ones" then I can understand. The Documentary is good, but its poll tested rap.
WhoShotCha
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I can't even believe this is a actual matchup 
TM101 by a LANDSLIDE. That shyt changed the focus of southern music COMPLETELY. There hasn't been a better album out the south since 101 tbh.
Documentary is one of my fav albums btw
TM101 by a LANDSLIDE. That shyt changed the focus of southern music COMPLETELY. There hasn't been a better album out the south since 101 tbh.
Documentary is one of my fav albums btw
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Uchiha God
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TM101 >>>> The Doc
Jeezy is a better rapper than the gameWith the exception of Go Crazy, his singles were
Jeezy couldn't rap for shyt.
I don't like trap beats.
The Documentary was a great album.
Are you white?
SpacelySprockets
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How U Luv That???
Jeezy sonically started the trap movement (not TI) and changed the game. 101 is probably the most influential album since it's release and it still sounds fresh to this day, play it at a kickback and 90% of people know every word. There's a reason his 10 year concert for this was packed to capacity.
The Documentary is pretty much 50 Cent's second album with a less talented template MC in his place, put there by Dre as a "west coast savior". Every verse was just a bunch of rapper,city and brand name dropping with no quotables unless they came from 50 or Eminem add to the fact that the album is more about the production than anything Game has to say..dude was the little homie on his project. It's a reason he couldn't sell out BB fukkin kings for his 10 year concert.
The Documentary is pretty much 50 Cent's second album with a less talented template MC in his place, put there by Dre as a "west coast savior". Every verse was just a bunch of rapper,city and brand name dropping with no quotables unless they came from 50 or Eminem add to the fact that the album is more about the production than anything Game has to say..dude was the little homie on his project. It's a reason he couldn't sell out BB fukkin kings for his 10 year concert.
Ya'll love re-writing history just to accommodate the stanning. Trap Muzik came out in 2003. It broke through the mainstream before you probably even knew who was Jeezy was (meaning that if you weren't on Come Shop With Me, you didn't know who Jeezy was until "Icey" or Trap or Die). That's two years before Jeezy even had stans. Before T.I. dropped that album Jeezy was out here sounding like a hybrid of Pastor Troy and Trick Daddy. Without Trap Muzik, Jeezy doesn't even sound like the Jeezy you heard on Trap or Die let alone Thug Motivation.
Without T.I. or DJ Toomp, Jeezy and Shawty Redd don't sound like what they sounded like on Trap or Die. Ya'll need to quit attempting to re-write history with this just to elevate TM101 and Jeezy. Before T.I. and DJ Toomp, Jeezy and Shawty Redd's sound sounded nothing like it did when ya'll discovered them.
I agree. I liked the song Trap Star too but Documentary was better.With the exception of Go Crazy, his singles were
Jeezy couldn't rap for shyt.
I don't like trap beats.
The Documentary was a great album.
Both of them were one dimensional content wise anyway so
