Who is your favorite rap artist?

[Muslim]

Mine are:

L. I. L. W. A. Y. N. E

A. N. D

T. Y. G. A.

[BEARNASTY]

Mine are:

L. I. L. W. A. Y. N. E

A. N. D

T. Y. G. A.

U must be a youngster... hands down too short "B*tch made me rich" or new rapper Mac lucci for bringing the west coast back..

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[Plaguemaw]

DMX

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[Technique]

I wouldn't even call that rap music, more like mainstream radio rap.

My favorites:
Big L
The Roots(illadelph halflife)
Nas(illmatic)
Gang starr
Wu-tang
GZA(Beneath the surface, Liquid Swords)
Immortal technique
Jay-Z(Reasonable Doubt)

I could go on all day, check em out for some real hip hop.

[CrimsonTider]

I got my first taste in rap through:

1. Beastie Boys (will always be my favorite)
2. Young MC (first rap album I bought with my own money... lol)
3. DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (Nightmare on My Street.. nuff said!)
4a. Dr. Dre/Snoop (If I have to say anything, then I'll say "The Chronic")
4b. 2Pac (Amazing!)
5a. Digital Underground (The Humpty Dance WAS that epic!)
5b. MC Hammer ("Too Legit" was a must on the bus heading to basketball games.)

During my high school days, my favs were extended too:

6. Bone: Thugs In Harmony (First of Tha Month was a kickstarter for my cross country runs)
7. Warren G (who DOESN'T know the words to Regulators?!?!?!)
8. Anyone who was on "The Show" soundtrack (DMX, Redman/Methodman, Onyx... wow!)
9. House of Pain (One word... Jump!)
10. Coolio (of you never listened to Fantastic Voyage: hmmmmm)

As the years went on:

11. The Roots (a buddy of mine kn the Air Force introduced me to them. Straight dope.)
12. Ja Rule (Hate that he fell off.)
13. Jay-Z (First song I heard of his was "Can I Get A...". Next day went out and got all his albums.)
14. Ludacris (Word of Mouf was one of the greatest Rap albums ever.)


My Honorable Mention:

Ton Loc, Vanilla Ice, Mystical, Wreks-n-Effect, Eminem (he's good just not my fav)

I am sure there are others, but these are the most frequently played on my playlist.

[Zaonabiuibil]

I got my first taste in rap through:

1. Beastie Boys (will always be my favorite)
2. Young MC (first rap album I bought with my own money... lol)
3. DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (Nightmare on My Street.. nuff said!)
4a. Dr. Dre/Snoop (If I have to say anything, then I'll say "The Chronic")
4b. 2Pac (Amazing!)
5a. Digital Underground (The Humpty Dance WAS that epic!)
5b. MC Hammer ("Too Legit" was a must on the bus heading to basketball games.)

During my high school days, my favs were extended too:

6. Bone: Thugs In Harmony (First of Tha Month was a kickstarter for my cross country runs)
7. Warren G (who DOESN'T know the words to Regulators?!?!?!)
8. Anyone who was on "The Show" soundtrack (DMX, Redman/Methodman, Onyx... wow!)
9. House of Pain (One word... Jump!)
10. Coolio (of you never listened to Fantastic Voyage: hmmmmm)

As the years went on:

11. The Roots (a buddy of mine kn the Air Force introduced me to them. Straight dope.)
12. Ja Rule (Hate that he fell off.)
13. Jay-Z (First song I heard of his was "Can I Get A...". Next day went out and got all his albums.)
14. Ludacris (Word of Mouf was one of the greatest Rap albums ever.)


My Honorable Mention:

Ton Loc, Vanilla Ice, Mystical, Wreks-n-Effect, Eminem (he's good just not my fav)

I am sure there are others, but these are the most frequently played on my playlist.

Heck, Yes.

[StompArtist]

Mmm. Vanilla Ice is like Kenny G. Everyone knows of him and a lot of people have an album BUT no one ever bought said album or openly admits to ever listening to it (ie: I dunno how it got on my iPod, must be a glitch with Apple!), edit your post man! :P


Best current rapper = Yolandi Visser.

[CrimsonTider]

Mmm. Vanilla Ice is like Kenny G. Everyone knows of him and a lot of people have an album BUT no one ever bought said album or openly admits to ever listening to it (ie: I dunno how it got on my iPod, must be a glitch with Apple!), edit your post man! :P


Best current rapper = Yolandi Visser.

If this is directed at me, I listed him because "Ice Ice Baby" was/still is the bomb! Sixth grade field day was a constant play-rewind tape (yes kids, tape)-play-repeat.

No shame in admitting I'm a fan of Mr. Van Winkle.

[CrimsonTider]

Stupid double post.

[StompArtist]

If this is directed at me, I listed him because he "Ice Ice Baby" was/still is the bomb! Sixth grade field day was a constant play-rewind tape (yes kids, tape)-play-repeat.

No shame in admitting I'm a fan of Mr. Van Winkle.

Deny everything! LOL

[CrimsonTider]

Deny everything! LOL

Gotcha! I have also never owned this single :

**WARNING: Listening to this song WILL cause it to be stuck in your head for days!!**

[razerfingers]

I like these mainstream artists some songs are over played
Drake
Tyga
Lil wayne
Kid cudi
Bad meets evil
Mac miller
Then i like a few older people that have been around longer like
Eminem
Jay-z
Dr. Dre
Ludacris
Vanilla ice
And some more i cant think of haha


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[Jblazer]

I got my first taste in rap through:

1. Beastie Boys (will always be my favorite)
2. Young MC (first rap album I bought with my own money... lol)
3. DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (Nightmare on My Street.. nuff said!)
4a. Dr. Dre/Snoop (If I have to say anything, then I'll say "The Chronic")
4b. 2Pac (Amazing!)
5a. Digital Underground (The Humpty Dance WAS that epic!)
5b. MC Hammer ("Too Legit" was a must on the bus heading to basketball games.)

During my high school days, my favs were extended too:

6. Bone: Thugs In Harmony (First of Tha Month was a kickstarter for my cross country runs)
7. Warren G (who DOESN'T know the words to Regulators?!?!?!)
8. Anyone who was on "The Show" soundtrack (DMX, Redman/Methodman, Onyx... wow!)
9. House of Pain (One word... Jump!)
10. Coolio (of you never listened to Fantastic Voyage: hmmmmm)

As the years went on:

11. The Roots (a buddy of mine kn the Air Force introduced me to them. Straight dope.)
12. Ja Rule (Hate that he fell off.)
13. Jay-Z (First song I heard of his was "Can I Get A...". Next day went out and got all his albums.)
14. Ludacris (Word of Mouf was one of the greatest Rap albums ever.)


My Honorable Mention:

Ton Loc, Vanilla Ice, Mystical, Wreks-n-Effect, Eminem (he's good just not my fav)

I am sure there are others, but these are the most frequently played on my playlist.

Ahhhh I remember MC Hammer!To legit,to legit to quit.:P

[-lilithuglili]

Mobb deep (survival of the fittest/where ya heart at)
The Fugees
Nas (new york state of mind)
50 cent
Coolio

[BEARNASTY]

I got my first taste in rap through:

1. Beastie Boys (will always be my favorite)
2. Young MC (first rap album I bought with my own money... lol)
3. DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (Nightmare on My Street.. nuff said!)
4a. Dr. Dre/Snoop (If I have to say anything, then I'll say "The Chronic")
4b. 2Pac (Amazing!)
5a. Digital Underground (The Humpty Dance WAS that epic!)
5b. MC Hammer ("Too Legit" was a must on the bus heading to basketball games.)

During my high school days, my favs were extended too:

6. Bone: Thugs In Harmony (First of Tha Month was a kickstarter for my cross country runs)
7. Warren G (who DOESN'T know the words to Regulators?!?!?!)
8. Anyone who was on "The Show" soundtrack (DMX, Redman/Methodman, Onyx... wow!)
9. House of Pain (One word... Jump!)
10. Coolio (of you never listened to Fantastic Voyage: hmmmmm)

As the years went on:

11. The Roots (a buddy of mine kn the Air Force introduced me to them. Straight dope.)
12. Ja Rule (Hate that he fell off.)
13. Jay-Z (First song I heard of his was "Can I Get A...". Next day went out and got all his albums.)
14. Ludacris (Word of Mouf was one of the greatest Rap albums ever.)


My Honorable Mention:

Ton Loc, Vanilla Ice, Mystical, Wreks-n-Effect, Eminem (he's good just not my fav)

I am sure there are others, but these are the most frequently played on my playlist.

Crimsontider no way u from the old days as well... u surprised me.. I grew up on that too. U must be in ur early 30s... but first ever like explicit rap I heard was too short "short dogs in the house" , I think I got my a** whooped when my dad heard that tape. And I found that tape lol ....

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[razerfingers]

Mobb deep (survival of the fittest/where ya heart at)
The Fugees
Nas (new york state of mind)
50 cent
Coolio

I forgot about 50 cent haga

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[Worship]

I don't really have a favorite artist, mostly because i listen to almost all rap..
So a couple good songs I like are:
Artist | Song

Future- Turn on the Lights

Cash Out- Cashin' Out

Wiz Khalifa/Snoop Dogg- 630 (other known as "Delvin and Mac Go Back to School")


but yeah.. other than the 3rd one, Cash Out + Future are not commonly known, and are pretty new in the rapping business. But they are still pretty good

[Jblazer]

I don't really have a favorite artist, mostly because i listen to almost all rap..
So a couple good songs I like are:
Artist | Song

Future- Turn on the Lights

Cash Out- Cashin' Out

Wiz Khalifa/Snoop Dogg- 630 (other known as "Delvin and Mac Go Back to School")


but yeah.. other than the 3rd one, Cash Out + Future are not commonly known, and are pretty new in the rapping business. But they are still pretty good

I think Snoop lost his flare,he's not very good anymore.

[thugimmortal]

Tupac shakur best rapper that ever lived. Kassinova is a good rapper too sounds just like 2pac. The outlawz
Bone thugs
C-bo
The game
Mostly westcoast rap
Dmx but he's eastside
Jersey boys
Ice cube
Dr Dre
Easy e
Silk da shocker
E40
Spice 1

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[-lilithuglili]

Mobb deep (survival of the fittest/where ya heart at)
The Fugees
Nas (new york state of mind)
50 cent
Coolio

I forgot about 50 cent haga

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