Grindin, What Happened To That Boy, Story Of Adidon, etc etc. I'm not saying he belongs in a top 50. I could care less about that. I'm saying he is above Slaughterhouse level.
NAME THESE CLASSIC PUSHA T SONGS
THAT HAD AN IMPACT ON THE CULTURE
Neptunes had a top 10 billboard smash hit in in 1997 with Mase Lookin’ at Me
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NORE - Superthug
ODB - Got Your Money
Jay-Z - I Just Wanna Love U
Mystikal- Danger
Mystikal- Shake Ya Ass
Ludacris - Southern Hospitality
Ray J the God - Wait a Minute
Usher - You Don’t Have to Call
Jadakiss - Knock Yourself Out
Fabolous - Holla Back
Nelly - Hot in Here
Were producing the hits of the biggest pop acts on the planet in NSYNC and Brittney Spears on top of being THE go-to producers for rap singles all before Grindin’ blew up in the summer of ‘02
This part
“The Clipse diversified their portfolio with a lot of experimental production. At one point it was easy to point out a Neptune beat, it was getting gimmicky.”
nikka the clipse were the Neptunes artists, signed to the Neptunes label, rapping over the Neptunes beats…wtf you mean “the clipse diversified their portfolio with experimental production” like they were doing the Neptunes a favor by accepting unlimited beats from the hands down hottest producers in the game
They could’ve sold every single one of those beats to bigger acts and made more bank and acclaim
The mental hoops Pusha Stan’s are jumping through is funny.
Except for SuperThug (same song Micheal Jackson loved), Got Your Money, and Southern Hospitality most of those songs have similar elements/sounds to them.
Grinding was different, and no artist was typically going for the beat/sound they had on Hell Hath No Fury.it did not have the staple Neptune sound they were known for.
You basically proved why they would’ve been seen as Dr.Luke Max Martin and Stargate if they didn’t work with The Clipse.
They would’ve been Pop Commercial legends with no grit who Hip-Hop would’ve passed on over time.
Except for SuperThug (same song Micheal Jackson loved), Got Your Money, and Southern Hospitality most of those songs have similar elements/sounds to them.
Grinding was different, and no artist was typically going for the beat/sound they had on Hell Hath No Fury.it did not have the staple Neptune sound they were known for.
You basically proved why they would’ve been seen as Dr.Luke Max Martin and Stargate if they didn’t work with The Clipse.
They would’ve been Pop Commercial legends with no grit who Hip-Hop would’ve passed on over time.
beats-rhymes-lists.com
Pusha put out classic solo albums. And thats after classics With clipse
If Pusha Aint top 50 then nobody deserves to be on the list. His resume speaks for itself. Lowkey he got higher quality number of albums than Jay
Dropped
NORE - Superthug
ODB - Got Your Money
Jay-Z - I Just Wanna Love U
Mystikal- Danger
Mystikal- Shake Ya Ass
Ludacris - Southern Hospitality
Ray J the God - Wait a Minute
Usher - You Don’t Have to Call
Jadakiss - Knock Yourself Out
Fabolous - Holla Back
Nelly - Hot in Here
Were producing the hits of the biggest pop acts on the planet in NSYNC and Brittney Spears on top of being THE go-to producers for rap singles all before Grindin’ blew up in the summer of ‘02
This part
“The Clipse diversified their portfolio with a lot of experimental production. At one point it was easy to point out a Neptune beat, it was getting gimmicky.”
They could’ve sold every single one of those beats to bigger acts and made more bank and acclaim
www.theringer.com
We heard about what Hov did with OH boy and we personally heard the Blueprint 2 album
OR they would’ve just given those same exact beats they gave to the clipse to actually greater, more impactful rappers
Pharrell literally threatened to give Grindin’ to Hov…and for as dope as the clipse version is, would’ve been easily several times bigger and more revered if peak Jay-Z was rhyming over it
Lyrics - Beats, Rhymes and Lists
Unravel the stories in hip-hop and rap lyrics: Discover the deep meanings and narratives behind the rhymes.
Why is this four pages.
still doesn't change the fact they was some unknown nerds before clipse and grindin
How Clipse and the Neptunes Made a Classic With ‘Lord Willin’’
Jinx and Shea discuss the Virginia duo’s unskippable debut album
"Girls Dem Sugar" "Southern Hospitality", "Shake Ya Ass" and "Danger" all came out before "Grinding"They were literally the most famous producers on the planet
The fukks are you dudes talmbout
