Man, When X Had it

[tuckgod]

MY BM went to that concert in Harlem while pregnant. She was a DMX groupie and said she would only cheat on me with X. RIP my BM

 

[tuckgod]

I came in her just to see if this was about dmx or xzibit


Both them nikkas were beasts in their prime

 

[MikeyC]

That energy.

 

[Chris Cool]

Only X i know is xzibit or rbx.

 

[Eddie Brock]

I AM DMX!!!!!!!!!

 

[AMcV'88]

thinking about it...if you were born in like 87/88/89 its very likely X (or Mase) was most likely your first favorite rapper.

 

[mson]

Stay tuned for Inside the Label on Bet

Unfolding the true stories behind hip-hop’s iconic labels. That’s the intriguing premise of BET’s latest docu-series, Inside the Label. The eight-week series will premiere with an in-depth look at Uptown Records on May 17 (9 p.m. ET/PT).


Uptown Records:Andre Harrell, Diddy, Jay Z, Mary J. Blige, Babyface, Teddy Riley, Damion Hall, Brett Ratner, Laurieann Gibson, Robin Thicke, Sanaa Lathan, Doug E. Fresh, Al B. Sure, Eddie F, Kim Porter, Father MC, Jeff Redd and Monifah.

Grand Hustle: T.I., Jason Geter, Young Dro, Kevin Liles, Lil Duval, Killer Mike, DJ Toomp and B.O.B.

Loud Records:Steve Rifkind, RZA, Xzibit and E-Swift.

Slip-N-Slide Records:Ted Lucas, Rick Ross, Trick Daddy, Trina and DJ Khaled.

Terror Squad: Fat Joe, DJ Khaled, Noreaga, Cool & Dre and Jesse Terrero.

Ruff Ryders:Joaquin Dean, Darren Dean, Chivon Dean, Swizz Beatz, Eve, The Lox, Irv Gotti, Drag On, DJ Clue, Kool Herc, Lyor Cohen and Jimmy Iovine.

Disturbing Tha Peace:Ludacris, Chaka Zulu, Jeff Dixon, Chingy, Bobby Valentino, Shareefa, Lil Scrappy, Bangladesh, Lil Fate, I-20 and Poon Daddy.

Murder Inc.: Irv Gotti, Ashanti, Ja Rule, Jay-Z, Charlie Baltimore, Kevin Liles and Lyor Cohen.

 

[Hejdå]

thinking about it...if you were born in like 87/88/89 its very likely X (or Mase) was most likely your first favorite rapper.

He definitely was. First time I heard him was when I was riding with my dad and he was playing this in his car.


I ain't never banged my head harder. Ever since then I never stopped listening to his albums. X is a legend

 

[lucky lefty]

nikka was aight, but compared to the GOAT he was simply another one of Hov's whipping boys on wax

Earl 8 Ball aka Crack Man X aka The Last Vialwhisperer aka Crouching Crackhead, Hidden Fiend got bodied by the GOAT on every Jay collab worst than his life is being bodied by that glass dikk

Not to mention he only got 1 classic while the GOAT Hov got 6

 

[raoulduke187]

WHERE MY DOGS AT

 

[DreadBrown]

Which Xzibit prime are we talking about? The underground real Xzibit prime aka at the speed of light and 40 dayz 40 nightz or the fabricated corny rapping mainstream prime of him rapping over fruity loop beats made by dre?

Both my g

 

[DarkmanX]

Yea brehs

Favorite parts about X's set of Survival Of The Illest is when they do "Money, Power & Respect" & also "X Is Coming".

The powerful prayer - as always - is powerful too.

Which Xzibit prime are we talking about? The underground real Xzibit prime aka at the speed of light and 40 dayz 40 nightz or the fabricated corny rapping mainstream prime of him rapping over fruity loop beats made by dre?

I remember that people used to say that Xzibit was biting DMX with the "X" shyt & throwing it up during the "Restless" days. I personally LOVE both & its nothing big to fuzz about but i always remember that. Think it was accurate tho.

Stay tuned for Inside the Label on Bet

Unfolding the true stories behind hip-hop’s iconic labels. That’s the intriguing premise of BET’s latest docu-series, Inside the Label. The eight-week series will premiere with an in-depth look at Uptown Records on May 17 (9 p.m. ET/PT).


Uptown Records:Andre Harrell, Diddy, Jay Z, Mary J. Blige, Babyface, Teddy Riley, Damion Hall, Brett Ratner, Laurieann Gibson, Robin Thicke, Sanaa Lathan, Doug E. Fresh, Al B. Sure, Eddie F, Kim Porter, Father MC, Jeff Redd and Monifah.

Grand Hustle: T.I., Jason Geter, Young Dro, Kevin Liles, Lil Duval, Killer Mike, DJ Toomp and B.O.B.

Loud Records:Steve Rifkind, RZA, Xzibit and E-Swift.

Slip-N-Slide Records:Ted Lucas, Rick Ross, Trick Daddy, Trina and DJ Khaled.

Terror Squad: Fat Joe, DJ Khaled, Noreaga, Cool & Dre and Jesse Terrero.

Ruff Ryders:Joaquin Dean, Darren Dean, Chivon Dean, Swizz Beatz, Eve, The Lox, Irv Gotti, Drag On, DJ Clue, Kool Herc, Lyor Cohen and Jimmy Iovine.

Disturbing Tha Peace:Ludacris, Chaka Zulu, Jeff Dixon, Chingy, Bobby Valentino, Shareefa, Lil Scrappy, Bangladesh, Lil Fate, I-20 and Poon Daddy.

Murder Inc.: Irv Gotti, Ashanti, Ja Rule, Jay-Z, Charlie Baltimore, Kevin Liles and Lyor Cohen.

Major props for this. I remember Gotti mentioned something somewhere last year of BET having a segment/documentary about Ruff Ryders. I always wondered when that would come out.

Cant wait.

Interested in a few of those others too.

 

[killacal]

paparazzi man paparazzi