grYmes
The price of a brick goin up…
Ehh.. we sure this nigga even had one dope album? From me to U was garbage with the exception of a couple tracks. The second one was better and he flashed a lot of potential.
Is Jay Electronica The Biggest Disappointment In Hip Hop History?
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Ehh.. we sure this nigga even had one dope album? From me to U was garbage with the exception of a couple tracks. The second one was better and he flashed a lot of potential.
Elzo69Renaissance
Niggas online ratting then calling it content
Not sure how old u are but summer 2005 the argument in my car and many other cars was Wayne or Juelz and who was gonna take the game over
grYmes
The price of a brick goin up…
I was a senior in high school & while everyone was fuckin with Juelz no one was taking him that seriously. Wayne surpassed him with Carter 2 easily.
Elzo69Renaissance
Niggas online ratting then calling it content
Nah the argument around that time was what was the better album C2 or WTGBM....and then Wayne took off and Juelz lost his mind
grYmes
The price of a brick goin up…
That’s not even a comparison. Jeezy & Wayne was the arguments we were having around my way. Juelz you could make a case for at that time I guess cuz he did have some hot singles off that album.
Nope. You're wrong.
Papoose was on every Kay Slay mixtape for a few years. And Kay Slay was dropping a mixtape every couple of weeks under the company name Streetsweepers. If you've ever heard a Kay Slay tape you know he screams "Streetsweepers" over every song. He had new, unreleased material from big name artists like Jay Z, Nas, Cam'ron, Busta, 50 Cent, Jadakiss, etc. on every tape. But there was also Papoose freestyles and Saigon freestyles on every tape.
(There was a series of Kay Slay tapes called The Drama Hour Vol 1-9. It was from the summer of 03 to the fall of 03. There were 9 mixtapes total. He also had a radio show on Hot 97 called The Drama Hour. I've been looking for those tapes for years but when you type Kay Slay Drama Hour into google all you get is Hot 97 radio shows. Anyway, that Drama Hour series is one of my Holy Grails)
So I think it was in 2006, around the time You Can't Stop The Reign 2006 came out featuring Papoose. When Shaq won the championship with the Miami Heat. I was listening to Hot 97 and they announced that Streetsweepers merged with Flipmode. It seemed like a good idea at the time because Busta was still hot and Kay Slay was the hottest mixtape DJ and had a show on Hot 97. Also Papoose was bodying mix tapes so people thought he had next.
I'm not sure what happened but here's what Wikipedia says; Read the bottom paragraph
rip.dilla
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GOAT
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She dropped Miseducation when she was 22yrs old and aint been right since.
Shes 43 now.
Papoose built his buzz off of mixtapes and then his dope verse on the Touch It remix. Then right after he dropped this and I thought he was about to blow up but the song went nowhere.
rip.dilla
Active Member
She dropped Miseducation when she was 22yrs old and aint been right since.
Shes 43 now.
At least she dropped an album I still bump to this day
The thread title about Elect... Where his at?
Englishdude
OG
Jadakiss - can spit but his albums are ass.
Papoose - was crazy hype around him back in smack dvd days now it’s what the fuck is a papoose #bars.
Juelz santana - ego + poor work ethic
Papoose - was crazy hype around him back in smack dvd days now it’s what the fuck is a papoose #bars.
Juelz santana - ego + poor work ethic
Who?
90’s West Coast rapper
Yup.. Straight outta the Bay Area... Y’all youngin need to listen up...1991 shit
Chicken N Beer and Word of Mouf are classics sir
LUCIEN
I hate getting punched in the head
Days of Old is a top 20 track for me. That Blackbyrds sample never gets old