T.I. Discography >>> Jeezy >> Ross

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lol. he didnt pass no dam torch. first of all, none of these rappers discussed in this thread are icons. and tip for dam sure was NOWHERE NEAR icon status in '04-05. the bottom line is that jeezy came out and passed his @$$. not just in the streets, but in the mainstream as well. tip didnt get his memorable moments until 2006.

lol @ jeezy reaching just the hood as if he doesnt have a huge following outside the hood. as if he wasnt always an easier sell than tip. the only album that was an easy sell for tip was "king". everything else had to be pushed to the moon and/or he had to pander towards the mainstream crowds. and usually the results were still under-whelming. jeezy, on the other hand, didnt have to do any of that. he kept it street and crossed over anyway. it was to the point where you had hulk hogan name-droppin jeezy on vh1.

lol @ ross & jeezy not being big in the streets anymore. this is ridiculous. i cant even argue with somebody like you man. seriously. im not even trying to chit on you or nothing. thats why im not going in deep and answering the little "questions" that some of yall are throwing at me on some snide chit. i had to style on yall a lil bit cuz yall in here trying to show out. but other than that, im not trying to talk down on people man. just fallback. youre too green to be arguing with me.



homie, i dont care how old you are or claim to be. all that matter is everytime i see you post, i envision a teenager.

chief keef has no movement. and youve already shown in your rebuttal that you really dont know what a movement is.

yes, having multiple high-profile legal situations is priceless promotion if you know the game. that gets you a bigger buzz than making a bunch of appearances on 106th & park, as long as the label does its part and swings the situation properly. i mean, this dude tip even got HIS OWN tv show off the strength of that chit. now if tip was on a chitty label, had publicists that werent on their job, etc.....then you would have a point.

you dudes sit around and talk about pac on here all the time and you dont even realize that his first super-successful album was released when he was sitting in prison. and he didnt promote the album himself AT ALL. wasnt even in his own videos.

who cares who the bigger household name is? arguments like this is how i know that yall not official like that.:laugh: jeezy not even trying to be a household name. that homeboy just raps. if he did a bunch of pandering to the mainstream, had the media on his side like tip, and had an acting career, then he would be bigger in that area too. and whats crazy is that most of the people that know tip, that really dont follow rap, tend to know who jeezy is as well.:laugh: vanilla ice was a bigger household name than kool g. rap. i guess vanilla ice had dudey beat, right?

lol @ yo gotti & waka flocka. theyre a couple backwoodz rappers that were never gonna get far. waka aint even a rapper. hes a club chant artist.
I never knew clifford had tv shows back in 05-07 :stopitslime:


thanks for contradicting yourself and proving my point with more excuses :ld:
 

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You're understating T.I.'s chart success.

On the Billboard 100:
Rubberband Man #30
Let's Get Away #35
Bring 'Em Out #9
U Don't Know Me #23
What You Know #3
Why You Wanna #29
Top Back #29
Big shyt Poppin #9
You Know What It Is #34
Whatever U Like #1
Swagga Like Us #5
Live Your Life #1
Dead & Gone #2

Throw in his collabos that were hits ("Soldier" #3 and My Love #1).

For a while there, T.I. was as visible in the pop world as any rapper around.

If we're talkin chart success, Ross nor Jeezy ain't had a song in the Hot 100 in four years.

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I never knew clifford had tv shows back in 05-07 :stopitslime:


thanks for contradicting yourself and proving my point with more excuses :ld:

:comeon: i was speaking on their entire careers.

so basically, you have no response and all you can do is take my quotes out of context.

**waits for buddy to post a long response full of nothing but BS so he can try to save face***
 

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Niccas is talkin bout TI got 3 classic albums and chief keef got a movement::wtf:



TI is more popular than Jeezy and has more higher charting records, but that don't make those records better than Jeezy records. Do nikkas remember that hot 97 summerjam stream and how Jeezy can easily run thru countless hits at a concert. I know I don't wanna hear no damn live your life and dead and gone and whatever you like at no concert.
 

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lol. he didnt pass no dam torch. first of all, none of these rappers discussed in this thread are icons. and tip for dam sure was NOWHERE NEAR icon status in '04-05. the bottom line is that jeezy came out and passed his @$$. not just in the streets, but in the mainstream as well. tip didnt get his memorable moments until 2006.

lol @ jeezy reaching just the hood as if he doesnt have a huge following outside the hood. as if he wasnt always an easier sell than tip. the only album that was an easy sell for tip was "king". everything else had to be pushed to the moon and/or he had to pander towards the mainstream crowds. and usually the results were still under-whelming. jeezy, on the othzr hand, didnt have to do any of that. he kept it street and crossed over anyway. it was to the point where you had hulk hogan name-droppin jeezy on vh1.

lol @ ross & jeezy not being big in the streets anymore. this is ridiculous. i cant even argue with somebody like you man. seriously. im not even trying to chit on you or nothing. thats why im not going in deep and answering the little "questions" that some of yall are throwing at me on some snide chit. i had to style on yall a lil bit cuz yall in here trying to show out. but other than that, im not trying to talk down on people man. just fallback. youre too green to be arguing with me.
This gotta be a Wacky D alias...

First of all I didn't say TIP was an icon in 04-05.. I said he was on his way towards that.. meaning his career was building up to that point.. He didn't just drop KING then his career was automatically blown pass the stratosphere.. It was a build up

LOL at Jeezy having a bigger following outside the hood than TIP... took that nikka 4 years for The Recession to go platinum... TIP didn't make an effort to cross into the mainstream until Papertrail... and by then he's 6 albums into his career... and that shyt went almost 600k the 1st week :skip: That's what you call underwhelming?? SMH..

Miss me with all that "who was hotter in the streets this year vs that year bullshi. ITS UNPROVABLE.. imo nikkas ain't checking for Jeezy like that anymore like they were accept for his diehard stans.. like yourself..

At the end of the day you're trying to use a popularity contest to support your argument of who had the better discography when T.I. easily shyts on Jeezy when comes to lyrics, flow or anything that has to do with hiphop except for who was more hood.. When obviously anybody with a brain knows that TIP laid the foundation for all the ATL trap rappers
 

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This gotta be a Wacky D alias...

First of all I didn't say TIP was an icon in 04-05.. I said he was on his way towards that.. meaning his career was building up to that point.. He didn't just drop KING then his career was automatically blown pass the stratosphere.. It was a build up

LOL at Jeezy having a bigger following outside the hood than TIP... took that nikka 4 years for The Recession to go platinum... TIP didn't make an effort to cross into the mainstream until Papertrail... and by then he's 6 albums into his career... and that shyt went almost 600k the 1st week :skip: That's what you call underwhelming?? SMH..

Miss me with all that "who was hotter in the streets this year vs that year bullshi. ITS UNPROVABLE.. imo nikkas ain't checking for Jeezy like that anymore like they were accept for his diehard stans.. like yourself..

At the end of the day you're trying to use a popularity contest to support your argument of who had the better discography when T.I. easily shyts on Jeezy when comes to lyrics, flow or anything that has to do with hiphop except for who was more hood.. When obviously anybody with a brain knows that TIP laid the foundation for all the ATL trap rappers

and im saying how could he be on his way to becoming something that he never was. tip is not no dam icon. so in 2004-05, he wasnt on his way to becoming nothing. he was in the same boat as the others.

i didnt say jeezy had a bigger following outside of the hood. im saying that hes an easier sell.

lol @ paper trail being tip's 1st effort to get into the mainstream.:laugh:

lol @ the bolded. its only unprovable to people like yourself because its not for you to understand.

:laugh: @ nobody checking for jeezy anymore. youre a wierdo.

:rudy: @ me being a jeezy stan. i dont even listen to homeboy like that. i just dont like revisionist history by little pansies such as yourself.

i could care less who you think is better. i said my peace on that and kept it moving. everything else is a response to the idiocy in this thread, moreso noob remarks.
 
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