#"Rap Legends"

[kevdaceo]

One of the dopest Mc's to touch the M-I-C, McLyte!

[singonavine71]

The Fat Boys 🤎🤎 Prince Markie Dee(rip)

[seanshakur]

All Money In

[scarlett-bitch69]

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[stantheanomaly]

Wtf. This defines me perfectly at this very moment hahahahhaha

[precisemuzic]

Kendrick Lamar drops video for "They Not Like Us"

Kendrick Lamar dropped his highly anticipated music video, for “They Not Like Us” on July 4th. Its already making noice and sparking up conversation. Directed by Dave Free and Kendrick Lamar the video showcases Kendricks approach to his rap feud with Drake. This battle, a clash of titans is at its core a profound exploration of authenticity, Black culture and Hip Hop. Kendrick having his show,…

[theartofsupafly]

[rashid70]

Rap Legend

D M X

[brodasweb]

Chicano Rap Legends Mr. Lil One & Mr. Shadow se presentan en vivo en Los Ángeles el viernes 2 de junio de 2023 en Catch One

Sr. pequeño uno Y Sr. sombra Ambos son leyendas conocidas del Chicano Rap de SoCal, se presentarán en vivo en Los Ángeles el viernes 2 de junio de 2023 en Catch One. Los fanáticos de Chicano Rap pueden esperar una velada increíble llena de actuaciones enérgicas y música memorable. ¡Disfruta el espectáculo! ENTRADAS: bit.ly/3KQwmtp

[texasbama]

Watching Meg on stage perform at a sold out show, in her hometown, with Houston rap legends on stage with her, makes me so fucking happy for her. She deserves this and so much more. I hope she really knows how loved she is🥹

[doruk-alp08]

Part #2

'00s

Exploring the Legends of Rap/Hip-hop

Roots Of The Modern Rap

In the ever-evolving landscape of rap music, certain artists stand out in each decade not only because of their musical prowess but also because of their distinctive style and the contributions they have made to the genre. As we continue to explore the world of rap legends, we'll look at three influential artists from the '00s: MF DOOM, Kanye West, and 50 Cent.

MF DOOM: The Mysterious Wordsmith

A true underground icon in the world of hip-hop, Daniel Dumile was known by his stage name MF DOOM (among other aliases). MF DOOM captivated audiences with his enigmatic personality and innovative approach to rap music through his intricate wordplay, complex rhyme schemes and signature mask.

Born in London and raised on Long Island, MF DOOM first came to prominence as part of the duo KMD. He then embarked on a career as a solo artist. His album 'Operation: Doomsday, which came out in 1999, gave audiences a glimpse of his villainous superhero persona, inspired by Marvel Comics's Doctor Doom.

Over the course of his career, MF DOOM has released a number of critically acclaimed albums, including 'Mm. Food" and "Madvillainy", which saw him collaborate with producer Madlib. His distinctive flow and introspective lyrics have earned him a loyal fan base and cemented his legacy as one of the most innovative artists in the history of hip hop.

Kanye West: The Man Who Needs Therapy

Few artists have influenced rap and popular culture as profoundly as Kanye West. From his groundbreaking production work to his boundary-pushing creativity, Kanye has consistently pushed the boundaries and redefined what rap music can be.

Having begun his career producing for the likes of Jay-Z, Kanye quickly became a successful solo artist with the release of his debut album The College Dropout in 2004. Featuring soulful beats, introspective lyrics, and fearless social commentary, The College Dropout established Kanye as one of the biggest names in rap music.

Since then, Kanye has continued innovating and experimenting with his sound, with albums like 'Late Registration', 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy' and 'Yeezus' receiving critical acclaim. Cementing his status as one of the most influential artists of his generation, Kanye's influence extends beyond music into fashion, design, and even politics. Because of this, he is one of the most hated artists of all time.

50 Cent: From the Streets to the Spotlight

Curtis Jackson, a.k.a. 50 Cent, became a household name in the early 2000's with his dark street stories and catchy hooks. Hailing from the rough streets of Queens, NY, 50 Cent was catapulted to stardom with his debut album, Get Rich or Die Tryin', which became one of the top selling rap albums ever.

With hits like "In da Club", "21 Questions" and "P.I.M.P.", 50 Cent quickly became a household name with his trademark bravado and no-nonsense attitude. He drew listeners into his world, offering a glimpse into the harsh realities of street life through his raw lyricism and compelling storytelling.

In addition to music, 50 Cent has expanded his empire into a variety of business ventures, including film production, acting and entrepreneurship. His status as one of the most influential figures in hip-hop history is inarguable, and his impact on both the rap industry and popular culture as a whole is undeniable.

To sum up, MF DOOM, Kanye West, and 50 Cent are not only rap artists but also public idols that everyone from all over the world idolizes. Their innovative approaches to music, fearless creativity, and unflinching authenticity that make them special, have solidified their place in the palace of rap royalty.

[aaliyahunleashed]

#OnThisDay April 3, 2021

DMX suffers a heart attack which leaves him in a vegetative state for days due to lack of oxygen to the brain. The entire world prays for this iconic rap legends speedy recovery, which, unfortunately, never comes. DMX would pass away April 9, 2021.

[idiotcoward]

Armand Hammer & The Alchemist - Haram

Armand Hammer is a fucking dream team of underground rap legends with Billy Woods and Elucid. This album is definitely one of their strongest. Especially considering that The Motherfucking Alchemist actually produced this record whos a legend himself.

This one is choke full of references to the rap scene. Probably my favorite is when Billy Woods says “Kendrick Lamar where you at??” This was during that huge gap after Damn where he disappeared. This feeling that the last great has left and that the scene is devolving. The apocalyptic aesthetic mirrors their political commentary about the end of the devolving nature of American society.

Basically this is two legendary rappers rapping over production from a legendary producer. Fucking LISTEN TO IT!

[backwzzds]

being a fan of jack harlow’s earlier EARLIER albums (gazebo, loose, confetti, & even sweet actuon), that man CAN rap. he’s such a good rapper but he’s not someone you’d reallt put on drake, wayne’s or any hip hop-rapper’s level. imo, he works better in r&b/contemporary rap ??? he makes such good non-hip hop based songs (detox, used to be, onnaway, knack for it, nun free, walk in the park, rain, river road, & once may comes).

AND I FEEL LIKE A SONG LIKE LUV IS DRO IS SUCH A GOOD EXAMPLE CUZ HE MAKES LIKE SEXY MUSIC ??? idk there’s a couple songs of his i’d makeout/fuck to 🫣🫣 he’s in his own lane w rap & i’m tired of people calling him trash & putting him in the same as the rap legends. his *older* music ISNT hip hop rap and that’s okay’ his older music is better than his new ones anyway.

[stantheanomaly]

Bella X King - Tere Ho ke

Who said artists and their art can't save lives? Look what Bella X King did for Desi Hip Hop.

This shit is HISTORIC. I REPEAT. HISTORIC. FOR DHH.