they were NOT no dam one-hit wonders.
they had 3-4 hits on that first album alone.
there are ZERO one-hit wonders that are seen as legends.
I know right??
ive dead-ass seen people on here claiming mc hammer was a one-hit wonder as well.
gotta luv the coli.
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timbaland?? nah.
neptunes?? nah but you could at least put up a nice lil argument.
what hip-hop from Atlanta was moving on a NATIONAL scale in 2001?? not a local scale, I'm talking national.
outside of Jermaine dupri, it was just outkast & Ludacris, who were always seen as coast-less rappers to the general rap fan across the country, just like so so def.
the rest of your post after the bolded, has nothing to do with what I was saying
Timbaland and The Neptunes >>>>> JD as Hip Hop producers and it's not even close. JD would barely make a Top 30 where Tim and The Neptunes would easily crack the Top 10, 15 at least.
Timbaland has been a part of every pivotal Jay Z album not named Reasonable Doubt and is far more influential on Hip Hop production than JD. He had key records and some of the bigger singles on those albuns and Jay still performs those songs until this day. Even many of the ATL producers have Timbaland as the reason they are producers over JD. Kanye had Timbaland program his drums and is on record saying he wanted to make beats like Tim, Dre, RZA, and Pete Rock.That's not even mentioning the fact that while Brat is the first platinum female rapper, Missy is the most successful. Every artist that both JD and Timbaland have produced for, Timbaland had the bigger and better song from Luda to Jay Z to Fabolous to Lil Kim to LL Cool J to Snoop.
Same goes for The Neptunes vs JD.
Tim and The Neptunes have done more for Atlanta artists than JD:
Cee Lo Green
Young Jeezy
Pastor Troy
Ludacris
T.I.
Migos
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