One got to go TI, Lil Wayne, DMX, Redman

Who gets the :camby:

  • X

    Votes: 24 7.3%

  • Tunechi

    Votes: 84 25.5%

  • Tip

    Votes: 122 37.1%

  • Funk Doc

    Votes: 99 30.1%
  • Total voters
    329
ULCYril

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bigbadbossup2012 said:
My point is they didnht sell solely off of N.W.A.. Eazy's ep got added to the reissue of EAZY DUZ IT in 2002 which means it was probably in print for probably nines years but it didnt blow up cause it didnt have anything dope ushing it despite him BEING the face of n.w.a. His other one went double plat and was backed by real mf'n geez which is a classic record. See the difference.
I know red is a real mc and dre is not. Not disputing that. When i talk sales etc my point is to show that he wasnt at the top,not to say he's wack. But if dmx,t.i. and wayne were quality mc's which they all are,had the streets a blaze which they all did and sold a bunch of records,WHICH THEY ALL DID,somebody dont belong here. That somebody is RED. why? Red can rap but he was never a huge success like the others. And the others not only were huge successes but they were hotter in the black community alone too. I've never had anyone outside the internet bring red man up to me in my entire life. Never heard anyone bumping his shyt either. I'm not saying NO ONE was bumping his shyt but he was never that nikka
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I understand your sales point I do but to say none was following hype is like saying u god albums wasnt that only sold good cause of the wu hype from other projects previous hype helps alot. I don't know about that eazy joint I think they only did so many on the og press cause its hard to find a original not a reissue. Can you honestly name a better ALBUM buy Wayne then redman? Same as T.I(trap muziks my shyt) no mixtapes etha not hard to sound good on other peoples used beats
 
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dmx easily his first two albums were good the rest garbage or luke warm.

ti got king paper trail trap muzik urban legend plus mixtapes redman got a few classic albums mixtapes same with wayne imo.
 
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ULCYril said:
I understand your sales point I do but to say none was following hype is like saying u god albums wasnt that only sold good cause of the wu hype from other projects previous hype helps alot. I don't know about that eazy joint I think they only did so many on the og press cause its hard to find a original not a reissue. Can you honestly name a better ALBUM buy Wayne then redman? Same as T.I(trap muziks my shyt) no mixtapes etha not hard to sound good on other peoples used beats
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NO matter what i say,it's opinion. All the other shyt i said is fact. Everyone is entitled to their opinions but facts are facts and red man was never amongst the top artists in hiphop
I'm sure i dont hold red's album in as high a regard as YOU DO,so let's stick with the facts.
Did red match them nikkas in sales are even close,no
was red amongst the top of sales in 92' when he came out,no.
94',no

Ya'll trying to debate with ya'll feelings but the facts are always more solid
Just cause you and ya homies liked a nikka,dont mean that he did it big
 
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Originalgangsta317 said:
Drake maybe.

Snoop no.

And regardless were talking about DMX,Wayne, Tip and Redman.

DMX>>>>>> Them

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What do you mean maybe? Thank Me Later, Take Care, and Nothing Was The Same debuted at #1. Doggystyle, Doggfather, and Da Game Is To Be Sold, Not To Be Told all debuted at #1.

I know we're talking about X, Wayne, T.I., and Redman, but you were the one who brought up sales. Even in that regard, DMX had a higher peak than the others, but started declining after three years. The same can't be said for the others. T.I.'s sales climbed with each album up until T.I. vs. T.I.P., before peaking with Paper Trail. Wayne's sales were up and down before he peaked with Carter 3. Redman's was outselling his previous albums up until '98.
 
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