If thecoli.com Was Around In The 90's.. Using thecoli.com logic- Who Would Be "Industry Plants"..?

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If y’all don’t see the obvious agenda behind DMX idk what to tell you. He been signed to Def Jan since 91 but he still had a hi top and tried to rap like Kane. The label didn’t know what to do with him

They created an angry, loud, menacing, bald black man who barks like a dog. They resorting us to animals
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And to top it off he has the nerve to ask for forgiveness for his sins by praying to a white Jesus
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Fans didn't start doing the cornball " :noah: omg he's independent, so that automatically makes him better and worthy of my support" mark shyt till sometime in the mid-late aughts... Even "underground" acts came through the label system and nobody really gave a shyt either way... So astroturfing as a marketing scheme didn't make sense in context

Using today's standards, Aailyah was a big time plant
 
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MC Hammer - Too obvious

Onyx - One nikka was a barber with orange dreads and they did house music before getting on then they turn into gangster rappers :stopitslime:

Diggable Planets - Never seen nobody bumping this shyt in the Hood, two weirdo nikkas and a racially ambiguous lead female rapper? Industry made up shyt

Arrested Development - Look at these nikkas B :francis:
Outkast "happy ass pop beats. Oh Puffy produced their video? Go figure"
Bone Thugs "singin ass rappers? wtf is this pop shyt"
Wu Tang "man that's white/asian people music they're definitely plants, b"

Nas/Biggie/Pac of course

any popular group
Mobb Deep was signed to Loud back in 92. :troll:
They intentionally released a wack album on another label to create an "underdog" effect. :wow:
Oh...you bought that story about them bumping into Q-Tip outside of a record label and then he has no involvement on the pretend album but is all over the second album :troll:
Let me just take a year off from Tribe to record an album with these failed kiddie rappers :troll:
If you take the first letters out of the song titles from Juvenile Hell it spells Steve Rifkind :troll:
A ballet dancer from New York moves to LA and changes his image to a gang banging rapper :comeon:
The label obviously did this to push this ignorance to black kids :comeon:
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"so we just gonna act like Lady of Rage aint a plant from the Death Row/Interscope machine.. :stopitslime: the label just needed a woman rapper, that contradicted everything Queen Latifah was about.. i mean.. how else can you explain some random nobody from VA, all of a sudden on The Chronic..? AND, they were gonna drop her album before Snoops.. get this blatant ass Plant of Rage up outta here.. :camby:"- thecoli.com logic 101
 
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