Who fell off harder, Redman or Eminem?

Who fell off harder?

  • Redman

    Votes: 14 23.0%

  • Eminem

    Votes: 47 77.0%
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I love Latina women said:
That nikka would say that shyt like every 20 seconds like we were going to forget the name of his crew :pachaha:


Like damn, Red, we heard you the first time :russ:
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Overkill!!

Sh*t was a lot better when he was screaming "Def Squad". Don’t nobody give a damn about no Gilla House. HAHA!!
 
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Awesome Wells said:
"Crewz Pop" was a classic!!

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That joint went so hard for some kid rappers, and then they never rapped like that again :francis: Same with Jamal when he went solo. The Treach reference and the flow on Illegal's album made me always think he was at least helped by him with the lyrics
 
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raoulduke187 said:
Redman falling off is news to me:unimpressed:

bruh might of gotten less sharp with time but he didn't have 5 personality changes and 10 mental breakdowns whilst releasing the musical equivalents of dragging your nails across a blackboard like Eminem did :yeshrug:
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You can’t listen to Red’s music from the 90’s and then his music from Muddy Waters 2, Red Gone Wild, and Reggie and see a complete and total decline in his music?:comeon:


Em had a severe fall off post The Eminem Show and his been lost ever since. Recovery, Revival, Kamikaze, Marshall Mathers LP and that last joint all were wack
 
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Redman; I expect people to fall off when they get sober. Reggie never did he has no excuse.
 
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CrossBones said:
That joint went so hard for some kid rappers, and then they never rapped like that again :francis: Same with Jamal when he went solo. The Treach reference and the flow on Illegal's album made me always think he was at least helped by him with the lyrics
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Crazy sh*t about Da Youngsta's was that they were always dope!

Even after the Aftermath album, they still kept making a lot of dope sh*t. But I think coming in as a kid group put a little bit of a stigma on them. But they were naturals at it, and had a pretty nice run back in the days. A lot of good work with legends.



This joint was mad slept on. Going back and forth with prime Mobb Deep like it was nothing! I've been playing this sh*t since '95. Personal classic!
 
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Awesome Wells said:
Funk Doc tricked me with this one. LOL!!

I was f*cking with this one HEAVY back then! But then nothing else after this was on this level. He got back to himself for this joint and then abandoned it again.

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Same

It was a standout on that Ill at Will Vol 1 mixtape

Ironic enough I think it was suppose to be on the Red Gone Wild originally
 
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