Dope but forgotten rappers from the Blog Rap Era

[Kliq_Souf]

 

[Bigblackted4]

Delete

 

[staticshock]

Brandun Deshay
J Money first name last name
Small World

I wouldn’t call j money a blog rapper.

he just happened to rap around that time. Dude couldn’t stay out the streets. He from the same part of Atlanta that Young Thug & PeeWee Longway are from...


Ca$h Out, Yung Ralph & J Money are considered the OGs for Zone 3/Cleveland Ave. he did a interview with B High not too long ago


There are smaller parts broken up on YouTube, just search B High J Money.

 

[Mr Rager]

Atmosphere

 

[Cole Cash]

im guessing mic terror and mickey factz might qualify

my nikka dj phil produced this for him

 

[aceboon]

Atmosphere

Atmosphere not blog era rap

 

[ThirdAct]

They had some smooth shyt

 

[TezMilli]

Silent Knight
Emilio Rojas

 

[Ribbs]

Stalley
Casey Veggies
Mikkey Halsted
Kid Sister
Kids These Days
Vandlyzm, Rockwell Knuckles, Tef Poe

Had to search for the last three because I remember there was a late St Louis movement during that time.

XV
Tito Lopez
Rockie Fresh

Feels like I'm running on walls and I don't wanna touch the ground

I thought XV was the next one up and he just disappeared.

 

[DeuceZ]

Pill

thought he had next at one point

 

[Nomad1]

XV prob my fav one from that era

 

[chiefdogg]

I remember this whole Era. Low-key to me Little Bother left everyone behind.

 

[FreedMind]

Giftz's 20 Kilos Is a powerful track that still sounds amazing all these years later.



Davinci been around the Bay Area scene for a while, and I always appreciated how his music continued to mature as he grew older.



N3_LL, had a cool mixtape and I thought he had strong rapping style. Ended up clicking with Spaceghostpurrp, and I think he was locked up for a period too. Shame. A lot of his early videos have been removed from youtube, will probably never see them again. Found the first tape of his i checked out, bout to run through it again.



Dopehead from Danny Brown's Bruiser Brigade. Him and Chip$ had some good projects.

They don't really fit here... But I swear Lil Snupe and Dex Osama don't get nearly as much love as I expect.



@Monoblock the tree ep was one of my favorites, and his follow up projects were also strong. Shame it wasn't really a lane for him to blow up. He made some catchy music.




I was thinking about Alpoko Don the other day. Wonder what happened to him.

 

[FruitOfTheVale]

G-Side
Jealous Guys
Antwon
Deniro Farrar
100s
Shawn Jackson

 

[UserNameless]

Guys damn near all vamoosed