not true.Legends go multi plat
Millie Vinillie went platinum and them bums were lip syncing.
Sean Price is a rap legend but he never went multi-platinum
Platinum doesn't detail who is and isn't talented or worthy of Legendary status.
not true.Legends go multi plat
Wale and Meek didn't have fan bases like that. Wale had somewhat of a following but it wasn't close to what he had post MMG. His debut flopped. And Meek was bouncing around from camp to camp. He would have been on the long list of failed philly street rappers (cyssero, Joey Jahid, Young Chris solo career, etc). Meek was even signed to TI. Who speaking of which, I won't take away what TI did for him but his career always revolved around his ability or inability to have a hit.Who did Ross put on that didn't already have a buzz and a fanbase?
TI putting on Dro > Ross
Nelly, Jeezy, Drake never signed established artist
Drake did put the Weeknd on if you are talking cosigns
And to answer the thread, Ross is a legendary as anyone that ever rapped

Meek was the hottest rapper in Philly before Ross signed himWale and Meek didn't have fan bases like that. Wale had somewhat of a following but it wasn't close to what he had post MMG. His debut flopped. And Meek was bouncing around from camp to camp. He would have been on the long list of failed philly street rappers (cyssero, Joey Jahid, Young Chris solo career, etc). Meek was even signed to TI. Who speaking of which, I won't take away what TI did for him but his career always revolved around his ability or inability to have a hit.
How was Freddie Gibbs not anymore established than Meek prior to MMG?
He didn't have a legendary impact and he doesn't have a legendary catalaogue. No year or time since he came out has been the Ross era. He always been over shadowed. Solid artist but not legendary in any sense.
With many albums in the game at this point, do you think Ross will be considered a hip hop legend?
People think Drake is, why not Ross?

Very good point especially in the extremely ageist climate we have in hiphop right now. How many people could do that?Yes.
Think about it.
nikka been rapping since his mid 20's. Didn't get on until he was 30. He's 40 now. The fact he had a lengthy run from 30 to 40 is un-heard of. He may not sell what he USED to sell as of now, but he's a still a big name in the game.
nikka has a plat album and like 4 or 5 more gold albums after that? nikka did very well. And mind y'all, I didn't think Ross was gonna be relevant after "Hustlin".
He was when the GOAT our Flow Lord and Lyrical Savior Hova Da Gawd was blessing him with the GOAT stimulus package in the form of some of the most GOATly verses in history & making the albums said verses appeared on be insta-classics
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Then Brick Ross aka Trick Lawst aka Pretzel Washington aka Renzel Weighsaton aka Pig Markie aka Carol Winslow aka leader of the CCC's (Carol City Constables) aka the CEO of Maybach Mole Group forgot he was a one trick federal pony whose only reason for existing & being respected in rap is the GOAT Jayhova & started dropping ready-made bricks instead of the insta-classics the GOAT Hov gave him & now he'll end up barely surpassing bum ass Piggie Smalls and far outside of the top 30
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