Pac Div was next up

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

I need this nikka Dom to keep going

 

[Crown Bearer]

when ever this comes up on the playlist, it gets repeated 5-6 times

 

[Music Fiend]

U-N-I was def too dope to split . oh well. another one bites the dust.

 

[tru_m.a.c]

they always had some dope shyt

I slept on them hard at first. But yeah they were def in my rotation. They just needed to keep grinding.

 

[OG Talk]

Damn 2009 seems like just yesterday.. But its been 6 years which is an enternity in hip hop..

Like someone said, they peaked right before the Odd Future/TDE/Mustard wave....

 

[the artist known az]

I rooted for these guys.

I was introduced to Mayor

This song made me a fan

I didn't know they broke up...aren't 2 of them brothers?

 

[Tetris v2.0]

The comments to this post seem funny to me, because when they really got going they actually seemed LATE, and not early. Remember, they were a part of that Cool Kids/Blu/Wale/Mickey Factz wave that Kanye, Lupe & Pharrel spawned. What killed them is the fact that they didn't have any product out in 2007/2008. They had the buzz in 2006 then signed a deal, but their label didn't release their album. They didn't release another product until 2009, then their buzz was damn near dead.
So nah, they actually weren't before their time.

I agree with you to a degree, but the pieces weren't in place for these new jacks yet. Mickey Factz and Cool Kids and Pac Div weren't getting backed by their labels like that

 

[Stay Seeking]

Low key though OP is right...

 

[wizworld]

I agree with you to a degree, but the pieces weren't in place for these new jacks yet. Mickey Factz and Cool Kids and Pac Div weren't getting backed by their labels like that

Well yeah, their labels were sitting around waiting for them to make an undeniable "Kick Push" type smash. They should of letting them drop mixtapes until the album is ready, and maybe shoot a few low budget videos. Or maybe these guys shouldn't have ever signed major deals in the first place.

 

[OfTheCross]

Well yeah, their labels were sitting around waiting for them to make an undeniable "Kick Push" type smash. They should of letting them drop mixtapes until the album is ready, and maybe shoot a few low budget videos. Or maybe these guys shouldn't have ever signed major deals in the first place.

That's tough. The dream is always to "go pro".

But going to the wrong organization can totally derail your career



They're still amongst those stars

 

[Easy-E]

Then the West Coast sound switched up to that Chris Brown 'Loyal' vibe.

Other random rappers started getting hits but these dudes could spit circles around them

I'm listening to Church League Champion right now

These beats still fresh from 2009

 

[Unknown Poster]

What happened to these guys?
I remember they were buzzing around 2008-2010.

 

[Romey Rome]

when ever this comes up on the playlist, it gets repeated 5-6 times

this beat too crazy in a car with a nice system. i still keep this in rotation

 

[Bruce LeRoy]

Forgot about them and U-N-I... Used to listen to this track all the time.

 

[reserved_one]

I used to listen to these guys all the time back in the day...They made dope music and had great chemistry with one another. They would've been next up if they dropped their debut album on time but by the time it was released their buzz was dead. I feel like if Pac Div came out during the YG/Tyga/Mustard era, they would've fared better.

Young Black Male is one of my favorite rap songs ever btw