African Peasant
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50 Cent and Lil' Wayne.
Which rappers had the worst downfall?
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If we talkin about peaks,Snoop was the most anticipated emcee ever in the history of hiphop
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Dropped arguably the goat hiphop album,and put on one of the goat performances....Even though he still drops solid projects,if we talikin about peaks?Cant be a greater fall off then Snoop.
.Dropped arguably the goat hiphop album,and put on one of the goat performances....Even though he still drops solid projects,if we talikin about peaks?Cant be a greater fall off then Snoop.
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Tide Run This
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born2bewired
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ja rule had it rough. 50 literally ended his career
dmx hurts me on the inside. this dude was larger than life when i was young
alfamega woke up one day and everything he had was gone. not saying what he did was okay but that woke up one day and his life completely changed for the worse
50 cent. as a big fan of everything the massacre and before its hard to watch this guy pretend he likes rap. he has put zero heart into his projects since the massacre. now he's broke and cringe worthy.
dmx hurts me on the inside. this dude was larger than life when i was young
alfamega woke up one day and everything he had was gone. not saying what he did was okay but that woke up one day and his life completely changed for the worse
50 cent. as a big fan of everything the massacre and before its hard to watch this guy pretend he likes rap. he has put zero heart into his projects since the massacre. now he's broke and cringe worthy.
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
Musically yes but he is rich and living life
Tyga. Went from lemonade rapper to getting a buzz to now.
MufasaChoppa
The Rise & Fall Of Mufasa Choppa
i wanna give some of these rappers hugs
African Peasant
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Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
DMX
All dem cacs, I remember watching this live.
BK The Great
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how people saying DMX when he he was all fukked up while doing this
After he came home he just wasn't the same. Most of the stuff he put out was hard to listen to. Yet and still, even with the switched up flow he still had a couple joints I rocked with
"Smoking a Cuban, twisting up my sidelocks"
If he played his cards right I think he could've still been somewhat relevant from Paris. I know he was blocked from entering the UK but he still could've linked up with producers from over that way. Now he's in Belize I think he fell back from music altogether.
Damn Puffy
ezrathegreat
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Easily, Ja Rule.