Rappers Whose Influence Is Greater Than Their Music
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2Pac
Jay-Z
Diddy
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Kanye
Dr Dre
Snoop
Master P
Nelly
Jay-Z
Diddy
50
Kanye
Dr Dre
Snoop
Master P
Nelly
K Rino
It is remarkable that the most influential producers on our modern Era of music is Three Six Mafia and they don't run around with theach "Legend" label on their chest. Juicy J is brilliant for that. He can stay relevant with out seeming like a "old rapper".
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dj quik.he gave jermaine dupri the. blueprint for that 1472 album
..80% of the songs sounded like quik l
..80% of the songs sounded like quik l
feelosofer
#ninergang
I would say these rappers are very influential even though their catalogs are not classic.
Too Short
Three Six Mafia
Lil B
Charles Hamilton
MC Shan
Biz Markie
E-40
Too Short
Three Six Mafia
Lil B
Charles Hamilton
MC Shan
Biz Markie
E-40
The name of the thread sounds confusing as hell. whose influence greater than their music? So Pac is basically that rapper, because he was more than just a rapper.
Now since you say "who don't have the greatest catalogues", pac is no longer in that conversatiom, does that mean we talmbout rappers who birthed different styles and shyt while not having classic albums? Because then it denies the question that you asked in the thread's name. Influencing someone elses style is the part of your music.
Anyway, I'll mention immortal technique. His catalogue is very mediocre, his rapping is boring as hell, he sounds like he is reading over a beat rather than rapping. But he is known for adressing social issues and stuff, if some tv show or some channel invites him to talk, he always talks about social stuff rather than his music, so here we go.
Now since you say "who don't have the greatest catalogues", pac is no longer in that conversatiom, does that mean we talmbout rappers who birthed different styles and shyt while not having classic albums? Because then it denies the question that you asked in the thread's name. Influencing someone elses style is the part of your music.
Anyway, I'll mention immortal technique. His catalogue is very mediocre, his rapping is boring as hell, he sounds like he is reading over a beat rather than rapping. But he is known for adressing social issues and stuff, if some tv show or some channel invites him to talk, he always talks about social stuff rather than his music, so here we go.
Are yall just hating Memphis/southern legends artists? Hell DJ Paul created the fukkin 808 for god's sake and has classic albums on top of classic album. Same for Spice 1 and Ball and G. Someone mentioned UGK too?
I already know someone is gonna mention Kast...
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Robbie Analog. Kool Keith is a great example btw
krackdagawd
Inspire.
MrWestGrand
The Negotiator
Are yall just hating Memphis/southern legends artists? Hell DJ Paul created the fukkin 808 for god's sake and has classic albums on top of classic album. Same for Spice 1 and Ball and G. Someone mentioned UGK too?
I already know someone is gonna mention Kast...
Ball&G along with Skinny Pimp did set the midsouth on fire tho, and this coming from a Cali nikka. Im not knocking 3-6, it just that they hadnt arrived yet during that time.
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Spice 1 always been that dude though, and is respected by tons of hip hop heads. I may be bias but 187 proof is one of the dopest and most creative rap songs ever to me.