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Grodt had a spark but that shyt got wakk ,especially after back down
Rd a way better album
Rd a way better album
Whats the the better Rookie Album; GRODT or Reasonable Doubt
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Nobody said any of that in the OP. He had a fully completed major label album done by Trackmasters. He's not a "rookie" after that.
Power of the Dollar - Wikipedia
Nobody said any of that in the OP. He had a fully completed major label album done by Trackmasters. He's not a "rookie" after that.
Power of the Dollar - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
I clicked the link it says unreleased in the first sentence
What label shipped that album?Nobody said any of that in the OP. He had a fully completed major label album done by Trackmasters. He's not a "rookie" after that.
Power of the Dollar - Wikipedia
Greenhornet
A God Among Kings
@Crumple and @Greenhornet saying massacre was better now everything coming together for these wild booth takes
every track was a banger and had a video
and the pressure to come nice... he delivered
I get that people dont like the pop gloss... but its amazing
id rather listen to 50s prequel shyt and gunit radio than GRODT
Respectfully; you're de-railing the the thread. I don't give a fukk about what you're talking about.
U got on open toe sandals with jeans right now dont u
Greenhornet
A God Among Kings
high all the timeRespectfully; you're de-railing the the thread. I don't give a fukk about what you're talking about.
U got on open toe sandals with jeans right now dont u
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I clicked the link it says unreleased in the first sentence
They released a shortened EP version in 2000.
None of these statements you make make the album not real, BTW.
Ok breh power of the dollar was his first commercial released LP; you got it.
To the rest of the world it was GRODIT but I'll let u cook
Sir Richard Spirit
Superstar
In the real world, no one is listening to D’evils over Many Men
50 doesn’t have a song better than D’Evils. Not one verse, at any time, on any beat, better than them Jay verses on D’Evils.
GRODT shook the world when it came out but I'm a rappity-rap dude so I prefer RD. It's hard for me to make it thru GRODT these days. It's just so simple lyric wise but great production though.