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Don’t Let The Door Hit You On The Way Out – Rappers Who Should Quit

Posted on August 6, 2009December 24, 2019 by Robbie Ettelson

With dudes who haven’t even dropped official albums almost retiring, as well as BS publicity stunts like Jay-Z pretending to throw in the towel after The Black Album, it begs the question:

If you could force one MC to retire/quit today, who would it be and why?

After posing the same inquiry yesterday on Twitter, the replies produced the usual suspects – 50 Cent, Ja Rule, GURU and Lil’ Wayne – but also some interesting choices that I didn’t expect, such as “Ghostface, ‘cos he now has more dud albums than classic ones”, “MF Doom, boring monotonous flow that a bunch of fanboys jizz over” and “Jay-Z because he needs to focus more on putting out talent instead of holding people and saving the shine for himself”.

Personally, it’s a tough call. Six months ago I would have suggested that Grand Puba bow out gracefully, but then he went and dropped a decent record on us…then of course we have the 90’s rappers who still seem to exist on the outskirts of anybody’s attention. Guys like Mack 10, Warren G and even effin’ Afroman continue to release music in some capacity, but hardly seem worth mentioning. Fuck it, I just did. Anyways, I’ll try to concentrate on characters that at least have some kind of national profile, even if it’s only on blogs.

These rappers need to give it up:

Flavor Flav – If the banner ads are to be believed, everyone’s least favorite rap funnyman just released an R&B song? Maybe the reality shows weren’t such a bad idea after all.

Papoose – The only reason I ever gave this rapping android a minute of my time was the fact that G Rap gave him a nod early on. Now he’s too busy making songs called ‘Swaggacation’ and smuggling metal files in cakes into wifey in the bing.

Lloyd Banks – I once heard this great Funkmaster Flex session on the Best of Banks mixtape. It was obviously a fluke, this guy has all the personality of a pet rock. At least Yayo makes himself useful and beats-up teenagers.

Common – I had already turned against Lonnie once he started making hippy shit that your grandmother would find soft, but after that teh ghey club album he did, he needs his rap pass revoked.

The RZA – There have been a few times that Prince Rakeem has held it down in the booth, but based on the Bobby Digital albums alone, The Abbott needs to stay behind the boards.

There’s plenty more….

96 thoughts on “Don’t Let The Door Hit You On The Way Out – Rappers Who Should Quit”

  1. PR2 says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Kanye.

  2. R says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Flavor Flav is old now let him doing whatever he wants. he’s still more relevant than soulja boy.
    Lloyd Banks’ third album can be dope but let we see the direction that he will take with this.
    Papoose’s buzz iz dead like he was in prison.
    Common’s The Believer LP is needed next year.
    RZA is a producer, let him doing soundtracks
    and if OB4CL2 is crazy, doing beats again.

  3. Mdahustler says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    wtf? have you been smokin that Paco aka Pitillo aka Kete aka Baserolo aka Mono aka Bazuco?

    Common & RZA ????

  4. riyadh says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Busta Rhymes and Snoop Dogg. Both have been trend hopping tools for almost a decade now.

  5. dick shittman says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    That fella with the dreads from Leaders of the new school…whats his name?

    The one that stopped being innovative and ran after every great producers to make weka records, while cats like Ludacris stole his creative mojo…

    fuck…whats his name…? The Dungeoun dragon guy…!

  6. chach says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    yo dont hate on Common. he is not on his way out. that last album was far left but so what. he is a dope lyricist and prolly one of thhe last real mc’s left. respect him. everyone else… not so much! lol and whoever said GhostFace… people get snuffed for sayin adness like that!

  7. shamz says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Big Shug, Diamond D, Snoop, Daz, Method Man, and of course, Too Short….

  8. john says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    are you fucking stupid? the rza spits fire… the bobby digital albums have all been good… and common? i can’t take unkut seriously anymore… wu-tang is forever

  9. Ridiculous Fish says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    DMX-the crackrock took the life and soul outta the dog. Now he’s just a middle aged bald black man, with felonies and a drug problem. What a rarity.

    JadaKiss-his voice is getting more faggot-like each record.

    Del-his style worked when he was younger and crazier, but old crazy people aren’t cool, they’re just creepy.

    MC Lyte-heard she is trying to make a comeback. Hope she isn’t.

    Havoc solo albums-he should never be allowed to put out solo material. Ever.

    Cage-went from wigger to faggot in one record.

  10. disco vietnam says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    You should quit because you spent time writing something with no positive value. Basically you’re a fraud.

  11. Da says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Busta Rhymes, Fat Joe, LL Cool J, Ice Cube, Game, Charles Hamilton

  12. mja says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    u out ya mind with banks and common listed
    how about uncle murda and anybody who was on the r.o.c in the 90’s

  13. bctw says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Nelly, anyone?
    Shouldn’t he and Chingy and J-Kwon and the rest of these faggot ass St. Louis rappers be on this list?

  14. Killa says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    How dare anyone say Common! That’s home right there.
    I think Lil Wayne should disappear for awhile. Tony Yayo, The Game, Damn near every new southern rapper except B.O.B., Jim Jones DEFINITELY! Mase too! Fabolous, cuz that new shit is wack. go back to the first album fucker! And sad to say, but KRS-ONE. That’s my dude, but now he is just boring.

  15. beanoo617 says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    ballerina P and reggie noble

  16. Supreme Neck Protector says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Who mentioned Method Man? Kill that noise, Method Man is still amazing. I’m convinced the reason he gets hate is because he’s had butter flow and sharp lyrics for so long now that we take him for granted. His albums were inconsistent but he never fell off, not even close.

    Busta is too when he wants to be but most of his output is garbage nowadays so there’s still a strong argument for forcing him to give it up. He does drop a song like “Throw The Water On ‘Em” occasionally, though. Just for reference.

    Kanye, Common, Fat Joe, Game and Jeezy need to get kicked out of rap. Soulja Boy and Shawty Lo and folks like that too obviously, but we already know that.

    Big Shug should never have been let into rap in the first place. Neither should Guru, which, thank God, is something more and more people are finally starting to admit.

  17. nessnice says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    any rapper south of virginia, excluding scarface n luda

  18. BabyDoll says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Common? Are ya’ll serious? Come on!!!!

  19. MF says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Nas, obviously. An utter waste of space since 2004.

    AZ had a nice little renaissance run from the Livewire/Serious 12″ in ’04 to the Memphis Sessions in ’07 but it’s been straight downhill since then with a flood of shite albums so it’s time for him to hang it up or stick to guest verses.

    Large Pro really needs to stick to producing at this point.

    And, finally, Alchemist who has an uncanny tendency to ruin perfectly fine QB thug tracks with his awkward, dry crackafied voice.

  20. Dave says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    What the post above this one says.

  21. BrooklynNY says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    It’s funny. The obvious one is busta rhymes who will jump on a remix of whoever is ‘hot’ at the moment.

    Fat Joe also, singles with nelly, wayne, akon, you can see him swinging off the tip of everyone’s dick.

  22. T says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    #1 Fat Joe
    #2 Ice cube
    #3 KRS
    #4 S N double O P
    #5 Mos def

    And everybody u mentioned, expecially Papoose (it aint gonna happen), Mack 10 + Guru

  23. em2wice says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    RehDogg. ‘Nuff said.

  24. keatso says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    At this point LL should stick to promoting his Sears clothing line and his workout book.
    I agree on Busta, who has seemingly reinvented his persona to thug/coke dealer. He now comes off like a bigger clown than when he actually dressed/acted like a clown. Homie dont play that.

  25. Nordy says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Common is my vote. But I’m surprised nobody has mentioned Andre 3000.

  26. DRUNKENDRAGON says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    LOL @ RZA and Common.

  27. R says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    haters

  28. Ridiculous Fish says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Hey Disco Vietnam-you are a faggot. Your twitter board proves that.

  29. bigben says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    This is utter bullshit and the author bleeds pop music from his ears. If you wanted to be an attention whore you could have just posted your picture. Sorry ass blaugger

  30. JP says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Eminem – songs are str8 kiddie shit
    Sheik Louch – wtf is he talkin about anyway?
    Budden – his 15 minutes should have been up already
    Diddy – for obvious reasons
    Kanye – no need for an explanation
    and anyone with autotune in their song

  31. gstatty says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    i’ve said it before i’ll say it again, i hate common, to add to the list, fitty cent, jay-z, ja rule, nelly, all southern rappers minus Bun B and a few other underground cats, the game, sadly gfk is getting old and you can hear it when he sings old motown crap, wtf gfk? redman, basically anyone on the radio being played on primetime, black eyed peas, wyclef, eminem, dr dre, flo rida, soulja boy, birdman, everlast, i’m on some energizer bunny ish i could keep going

  32. gstatty says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    does diddy even rap anymore? that guy must be so off my radar i didn’t even consider him, there are probably scores of other (c)rappers out there that i really didn’t care to mention

  33. Beatlover says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Hate to say this but..
    Rakim if his new single is anything to go by.

    Cam’ron and Dr Dre’s number one groupie The Game.

  34. Craig says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    The comments people are leaving here are crazy. I don’t think we (fans) should tell someone like Guru, who has atleast 3 classic albums, to stop making money off something they love doing.

    Ghostface? Dr Dre? Method Man? Nas? AZ? Andre 3000? Puhleeeze.

  35. keatso says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Hahaha Eminem definitely juvenile and childish, yet he is getting maaad old. Time to hang it up.
    BTW the stopwatch makes me think this post is more about rappers who need to retire/hang it up as opposed to those who never should have picked up the mic in the first place. That list is endless.

  36. DANJ! says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Guru did a record with Autotune… clearly this muhfukka should be first to hang it up.

    Any weed carriers/b-teamers who ran with rappers whose careers are over. The train has left the station.

    DMX for sure. You heard his new shit? Painful.

    both members of EPMD. Possibly my favorite duo ever… but yeah, after that last joint? Nooooo.

    Nelly- and besides, he should be happy: he lasted waaaay longer than anyone thought he would.

    -D!

  37. dj blendz says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Nore,Cage,Redman,Lord Jamar,Ras Kass(what happen??)Queen Latifah,Them Dogg Pound dudes,Mase,Lil Kim,U-God,Lil Cease,Pitbull,B-Real,Kool G Rap,Craig G(that’s right i said it),Kool Keith,Krumbsnatcha,Cappadonna…

  38. dj blendz says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    ..o yea could someone tell wyclef to hang it up already

  39. Silent says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    WHO CARE’S?YA KNOW WHAT HAPPENED IS AGE.ALL OF THE ABOVE GOT OLDER,SO THEY CHANGE UP OR WATER DOWN THERE MUSIC CAUSE THERE TRYIN TO GET THE YOUNG KID’S.AND GHOST IS STILL DOPE!ANYWAY MY POINT IS U CAN GROW OLDER IN HIPHOP AND STILL MAKE SOME DOPE MUSIC!

  40. R.Jones says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Finally
    1.KRS-ONE-
    2.RZA
    3.COMMON-(ASAP)
    4.U-GOD
    5.Fat JOE
    6.GURU(w/out PREME=Fail)
    7.JAY-Z-(LONG OVERDUE!!!!!)
    8.Masta Killa-(is this even a surprise???)
    9.DR.DRE-(stick to beats)
    10.Q-tip(get back to beats,PLEASE!!!!)

  41. R.Jones says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    @Silent

    I hear you about artist getting older,and[trying]to appeal to kids,but the majority of the”emcees”turned entertainers are not even making HipHop or Rap records,or Pop for that matter.I don’t even know what to call it anymore.
    The sad part about these dudes trying to appeal to kids,is that they still wind up broke and bitter,the kids don’t feel them”and we veteran fans write them off.The sadder part is there is room for more.

  42. R.Jones says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    THE END-FINALLY
    1.NICE & SMOOTH-(just tour,1st & 2nd albums)
    2.KOOL G.RAP-(sounds too much like his students these days)
    3.LL COOL J-(a legend, catalogs and Flicks-NUFF SAID)
    4.GHOSTFACE-(R&B???FULL-LENGTH???-FAIL)
    5.GRAND PUBA-(love the God,but he can’t rock the mic anymore,full lengths are weak)

  43. james says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    I either want Game to,

    A) man up his pen skills and shut the fuck up
    B) Get beat the fuck up and then shut the fuck up
    C) Quit and shut the fuck up

    Just please shut the fuck up.

    Other than that too many rappers ain’t got a position they don’t deserve. Papoose is where he is because he couldn’t blow and it’s not like you hear his shit anywhere besides the net.

    Common’s album was hot. Complete contradiction? Yeah but I don’t give a fuck.

    Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes and the such don’t phase me. I don’t peep shit music.

  44. BlackDroog says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    Definitely Jay-Z. American Gangster was ok musically, but the whole premise behind the album was gay. And I will Give nas 1 more chance to try to drop a good album, but after that, I’m writing him off and only listening to his 90’s sh*t.

    also…LL, Busta, Beanie Sigel, AZ (I hate to admit it), Lupe Fiasco…

  45. shamz says:
    August 6, 2009 at

    1. Madlib – His rhymes are in deep trouble…
    2. Xzibit – Pimp My Ride swept him right out of the game…
    3. Grouch, Eligh and Lucky I Am – Problematic…
    4.Alchemist – BETTER STOP RAPPIN..
    5. Evidence – HAHAHAHA

  46. HipHopHistorian says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    Shamz, that is a terrible list. Evidence has a nice flow, and G & E make great records. I see you with Xzibit and Madlib, but not those guys. Also, anyone who says G-Rap is a tard. Seriously, anytime I buy some album that he does a guest verse on, and it is the hottest verse on the album.

  47. t-bone says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    “Lloyd Banks – I once heard this great Funkmaster Flex session on the Best of Banks mixtape. It was obviously a fluke, this guy has all the personality of a pet rock.”

    bahahhaa

    also,
    eminem, busta rhymes, and most southern rappers..oh yeah and tupac, still releasing albums..and rakim. It was over for him when I enjoyed kanye’s verse more than his on that “classic” airforce tribute track

  48. parappa says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    rza is a better rapper than any other rapper mentioned in this entire piece of shit article

    random 10-second segments of either of the first two Digi albums are better than most rappers’ careers. including bong bong.

  49. shamz says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    You know what’s crazy…Some clown calling himself a Hip Hop Historian, but stand’s up for G & E or Evidence on the rhyme tip..

    I’m laughing at you man…..Must be studying the wrong history or some shit ….FALL WAY BACK….

  50. KQ says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    Jay-Z (steadily worse + worse since his debut album)
    LL Cool J (shoulda retired a while ago)

    After ‘8 Diagrams’ and ‘Digi Snax’ I think RZA should retire from production.

  51. swordfish says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    guru.big time.
    kool keith.sadly.
    todd smith.at least.
    and a bunch of effin ‘newcomers’.

  52. gordon gartrelle says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    Common is definitely #1.

    KRS (on record)

  53. TheBeAllEndAll says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    Large Professor needs to stop rapping and stay on the grandfather / high school science teacher tip.

  54. TheBeAllEndAll says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    The entire Babygrande Records roster needs to stop rapping.

  55. Hewey P Bitchez says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    I hear a lotta Jay-Z hating here…maybe its 50 leaving these HATINGAZZ post. Don’t ya’ll know that Jay is the only bamma keeping radio kinda honest. Without DOA, the radio would be all AUTO-TUNE all the time(rap, R&B, evenheard a raggae joint). His raps still actually contain real words that actually make sence when he puts them in sentence form. Name one more rapper that get airtime????? Don’t get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with wanting to make a club bangers, but that’s not what rap is or how it should be.

    PS…check out the new Rakim joint Holy Are You, dat bamma is back.

  56. Whut-BMCrEW says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    MF Doom, boring monotonous flow that a bunch of fanboys jizz over”>>> you must be stupid !!!!!

  57. CopMaster says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    The 4 “artists” at the top are causing the rest of the rappers to fight over crumbs. Their perversion of what rap really is has made many rappers do some pretty unthinkable things. Remember this is their profession and they all have families that gotta eat. So my child starving or me trying out the autotune bullshit. They know it’s bullshit, but back to the wall mode.

    So in no particular order: Jayz, Kanye, Lil Wayne and Soulja Boy have to go. I also wouldn’t be mad if the Black Eyed peas followed them.

  58. CopMaster says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    And why didn’t Drake tear his vocal chords instead of his ACL?

    Hopefully that bitch move on stage aborted that trainwreck.

  59. boywonder says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    DOOM should quit? You out of your effin mind?

  60. Smooth Triumph says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    What about guys i wish didn’t retire like the Nutcracker and Lil’ Dap or Brainsick Mob, or MC Fatal, Shelrumble, King Son, Nat the Cat from Rhyme Syndicate, Harry-O, Godfather Don, Larry-O from real live, Son of Bazerk, etc. etc.

  61. blatwords says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    Just all of’em, rap’s dead, stop playing with its dead corpse, 89-95 is the shit, now it’s just a bunch of immature toys, trying to put their dicks into some fake digit-fluo-chickenhead.

  62. venice says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    nice post, hahaha, this makes me wonder tho has ANY rapper ever aged gracefully in hip hop? If so who? It seems like only blues musicians have ever really managed to pull that off

  63. keatso says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    Q-tip is a good one, too. He is finally releasing Kamal the Abstract in 2009? WOW.
    Most of these dudes have like a 10 year gap in their catalog (Qtip, Puba, Large Pro etc). Where the fuck they been-and why are we still talking about them?

  64. Mercilesz says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    I liked Holy Are You the 1st time it came out with Fat Joe and Raekwon…if u know ur records u know what im talking about. Rappers dont need to quit cuz I still enjoy something from someone once
    in a while but they do need to step it up a bit. They cant compete with Fergie on the charts and in sales, u guys have to realize this. Shes got tits and somewhat of an ass and shes caucasion…Fergie for the win. Sorry Its the truth. Why do you think everybodys music sound like it does? Fergie son…..Fergie.

  65. T.S. says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    i think kool keith is still good….but he has had alot of hit and miss shit lately…to me his best shit in a long time is the PROJECT POLAROID album and the DR. DOOOM 2 album that came out last year…as far as who should retire i think 95 percent of everyone out right now either commercial or underground should retire…..

  66. CopMaster says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    Comment by T.S. 08.07.09 @

    I still pump that Nogatco Rd. every now and again.
    Kool Keith has ALWAYS been hit or miss, so I give him a pass.

    Plus, he was ahead of his time. His lyrics in 88 are on par or better than the shyt today.

  67. HipHopHistorian says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    Shamz, take the pole out of your ass for a few seconds. Those mentioned artists make good music.

  68. mp says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    EVERY RAPPER AFTER 95…MAYBE 96…AND ALL THE ONES THAT STARTED RAPPING AFTER THOSE YEARS.NUFF SAID

  69. SPank (Divided Souls Ent) says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    I read thru all the lists and my question is: Who should keep rappin’? HAHA That might be an easier question. Yeah, Common is still dope, really dope. Peace

  70. BIGSPICE says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    First off, Black Eyed Peas shouldn’t even be mentioned on this site. Fergie and her man face needed to leave music years ago. Second, I don’t know why so many people are hating on Common. I can see getting mad at his GAP loving pussy boy style, but as far as lyrics go he is still better than most on this list. For those who need to leave, lets just start with anyone on G-Unit. Next, Soulja Boy, Little Wayne, and Rick Ross need to go. I can also do without Pitbull. But I will let ALL of them stay if I never have to hear from Bone Thugs ever again (including all their old shit.

  71. TheBeAllEndAll says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    Madlib definetly needs to quite rapping, actually he never should have started. The guys nice on the beats, but on the mic he sounds retarded. Not retrded like Biz either, more like Corky Thatcher and / or Rain Man.

  72. Brooklyn 'Lo says:
    August 7, 2009 at

    I think the people who should retire will probably get the hint when you stop listening altogether. No more downloading crap music. Everytime someone listens to one of their lyrical turds they get more inspiration to fart on the mic. If you stop they will stop.

  73. cenzi says:
    August 8, 2009 at

    MF Doom, boring monotonous flow that a bunch of fanboys jizz over”>>> couldn’t agree more.

  74. djespionage says:
    August 8, 2009 at

    common’s wack-shit:banger ratio has grown steadily since “like water” but you can’t write him off because you know he’ll drop a gem every few years. considering the times, that’s a solid rep.

    i remember seeing a common show in ’99 and he had four costume changes in an hour set. yeah, most of that shit was wack but when he did ‘bboy’ it was ’94 again.

  75. mista ecks says:
    August 8, 2009 at

    Any rapper from Atlanta except luda and outkast circa 1994-2000

  76. mr greens says:
    August 8, 2009 at

    fabolous, well atleast on music..
    kanye west, lil wayne,camron, mobb deep,t.i., tony yay, nino bless, and most if not all of wu tang..

    them be boring without good production (which is like %40 of the time)

  77. BCGUY says:
    August 8, 2009 at

    you guys are fucking nuts the rappers that shouldn’t retire are Guys like Jay-z and Ice Cube they still make sense. and Ice Cubes Last two albums were hot they were angry and like old cube.
    guys that should retire are the likes of Eminem (who really shouldn’t have rapped anyways) 50 cent who really only had one or two good albums. not even great ones. Flo Rida could take a hike too common Right Round??? hip hop really sucks right now that I think about all the new artists out…. maybe thats why even black people are starting to make decent country music????

  78. gstatty says:
    August 8, 2009 at

    i have to agree that it seems like mf doom has fallen slightly off, most of his last album born like this was pretty decent, though he got ethered by slug and kurious on his own shit, the former just murdering the beat, which is rare for someone that usually raps about feelings and relationships, though check his track 66th street from one of those sad clown bad dub albums, i bought that on vinyl its so ill, i have to say i used to be one of the biggest doom fanboys, but i guess i put my junk back in my pants because his last few efforts were so-so, basically i haven’t enjoyed an entire album of doom since the madvillain album

  79. mberon says:
    August 8, 2009 at

    Lil’ Wayne, Young Jeezy, Lil’ Jon, T.I., and all the South bullshit Hip Hop rappers, if it could be called Hip Hop…

  80. J. Pitts says:
    August 9, 2009 at

    The glaring example is Joe Budden, who is still known more for his one single than the rest of his career.

  81. ButtFaceMaster says:
    August 9, 2009 at

    Comment by J. Pitts 08.09.09 @

    Why do people hate on J.Budden? I have heard some great stuff lyrically from him over the past two years. The 3 sides to the story joint(? on the title) is a great song that was slept on.

  82. Bee-HipHop says:
    August 9, 2009 at

    Robbie STFU……….Ghostface and Jay-Z you need to quit writing I hope this isn’t a quote from you….cos he now has more dud albums than classic ones Ghost last 3 albums were classic material.American Gangster is one of the most focused and creative albums of 2007. Are you kiddin me…Get up on Hip Hop

  83. BIGSPICE says:
    August 9, 2009 at

    People hate on J Budden because he sucks.

  84. blackmarket197 says:
    August 10, 2009 at

    Mike jones, Jay-Z, Common, Chopper something ( the guy from making da Band) Dem Fanchise boyz, Lloyd Banks, Nelly…Jermaine dupri,krs-one, Papoose, Fat joe etc…….

  85. haze3 says:
    August 10, 2009 at

    Puffy, for being the Mario Van Peebles of rap. I would say Eminem but if he holla’d at Premo for an entire album he would smash the game to pieces.

  86. jesse says:
    August 10, 2009 at

    Vinnie Paz

  87. undressingHER says:
    August 11, 2009 at

    Lloyd Banks? Wow. Personality? maybe. I don’t care about his appeal in the every day world, I just need to hear lyrics about how girls ain’t sh*t. Besides, he’s still getting money. Why stop?

  88. farns says:
    August 12, 2009 at

    Tupac.

  89. BINGRIM says:
    August 13, 2009 at

    I guess Rakim used the David Axelrod sample of the same name. Like dude said in the comments further above rae and joe flipped it. I gotta check this out.

  90. Gabriel says:
    August 15, 2009 at

    Dunno Robbie…you actually given Banks’ last few tapes a listen? dude can really spit… and he’s even started to get a lil more introspective with it… Pap? Not so much.

  91. E The Kid says:
    August 15, 2009 at

    Papoose? This guy is still rapping? I thought he gave up rapping? Isn’t he washing windows on street corners? Who know who should quit? 50 Cent!

  92. farns says:
    August 18, 2009 at

    http://therapup.uproxx.com/2009/08/dmc-senior-citizen-rap-is-here-to-stay.html

  93. Audio Agent says:
    August 22, 2009 at

    pretty much every rapper heard on the radio here in st.louis needs to give it up….today

  94. Reefer says:
    June 6, 2010 at

    Fat Joe, Trick Daddy, The Game, Snoop Dogg,Flo Rida, Dung Jeezy, Boyz in the Hood, Jody Breeze all these kats need to quit. Busta too I was neva really a fan of his. Him and Fat Joe seem to be nut jumping and dick ridin just to stay relevant it aint happennin. Your time is up (thats if you had any in the first place). Snoop your verse on the Khalid joint reaaaalllly sucked. Please put the mic down. You aint had a hit since Doggystyle anybody that buys your album is prolly all west coast. I cant stomach you no more please quit

  95. Gem says:
    December 3, 2012 at

    damn i never saw so much hating in my life, nearly all these comments are fucking faggotry

  96. il-pinto says:
    January 26, 2015 at

    wonder how many of the chumps who nominated guru jumped on the guru salute/tribute thread with some ‘rest in power’ bs

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