Find me a worse song on a Platinum album than this one by Silkk the Shocker

[Long Live The Kane]

It must be a serious song
It must be platinum



It's gonna be tough for you but least get to silkk's verse after the atrocious hook.

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It's not even the worst "serious" song on that album. I bought this album and skipped right over all the serious songs.

It’s almost unbelievable in retrospect that something this aggressively wack was so popular …like imagine making these two songs, which on top of being laughingly awful also pretty much cover the same beats thematically, and insisting that BOTH be on the album

Imagine the joints that got left on the cutting room floor


My answer to the OP was gonna be one of many awful songs on Eminem’s Encore, but I don’t know if they meet the “serious” threshold

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

I could see why nikkas think it’s terrible but it’s real pain behind the lyrics if you listen

Yea. My ears felt it and couldn’t take the pain. Hence why I skipped to the next song

 

[Deadman187]

That entire album was terrible

 

[Boonapalist]

nikkas talking about Silk but P’s verse was just as bad or worse

 

[avon barksdale]

Silk was trying to rap like mystical back in the day

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

Silk was trying to rap like mystical back in the day

He is the most unconvincing nikka to ever rap when he would yell and try to sound threatening on a record. Textbook definition of forced

 

[Pop123]

Silk was trying to rap like mystical back in the day

That’s what it was…bro wanted a flow bad af, . You can’t incorporate Jay-z flow and Mystical flow with a natural speaking voice like Mushmouth and mild Tourette’s, shyt sounds inaudible damn near

 

[King Poetic]

I go back and listening to old school 80s and 90s and wonder how a lot of that shyt was popular and nikkas claim it was hits

 

[CoryMack]

We had some trash in our era too

But in Silk defense he tried to be different. And it was a huge reason why he was successful

he was successful because no limit had a run where they were on fire and damn near everything they put out was selling, including alotta trash. if he'd been a solo artist signed to another label i doubt we woulda ever heard of him. i ain't mad at him though, he took advantage of his situation and didn't fukk it off

 

[Cladyclad]

he was successful because no limit had a run where they were on fire and damn near everything they put out was selling, including alotta trash. if he'd been a solo artist signed to another label i doubt we woulda ever heard of him. i ain't mad at him though, he took advantage of his situation and didn't fukk it off

If em never had…
If big never had…
Etc…

Silk wasn’t a one hit or one album wonder

 

[CoryMack]

If em never had…
If big never had…
Etc…

Silk wasn’t a one hit or one album wonder

no there is no "if" i'm no em fan but he has talent. and big coulda been on a country label and still woulda broke through. silk was fortunate his brother owned the label.

 

[Cladyclad]

no there is no "if" i'm no em fan but he has talent. and big coulda been on a country label and still woulda broke through. silk was fortunate his brother owned the label.

Wtf do talent mean in the music industry lol

 

[CoryMack]

Wtf do talent mean in the music industry lol

today? not much. but silk probably never woulda got signed if his brother didn't own the label

 

[tuckgod]

LMAO why did Silkk rap like that, all jokes aside?

 

[AquaCityBoy]

No Limit in the 90s had to be some kind of money laundering scheme.