Who Was The MVP of 2003
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50 Cent- dropped GRODT in early '03 after a ton of hype, from late '02 with Wanksta, followed by In Da Club, he later dropped the G Unit album in late '03.
Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz- dropped Kings of Crunk in late '02 with the hit I Don't Give a ? , but it was their summer hit Get Low that took them to another level.
Outkast- dropped Speakerboxxx/The Love Below in late '03, with two hits The Way You Move and Hey Ya.
Jay Z- planned to retire after the release of his "final" album The Black Album in late '03. Tons of hype surrounded this album/retirement with the accompanying MSG concert.
Who Was The MVP of 2003 99 votes
50 Cent
89%
89 votes
Lil Jon & Da Eastside Boyz
3%
3 votes
Outkast
1%
1 vote
Jay Z
4%
4 votes
Other (specify)
2%
2 votes
Comments
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50 CentEasy imo
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50 Cent50 Cent easily, GRODT was a massive success
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50 CentBro he had EVERYONE singing wanksta. From hood ? to suburban white teenagers
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50 CentI still remember 2003 like it was yesterday, Jay-Z was popular but he was not talked about nearly as much as 50 Cent was that year. In Da Club, Wanksta, Heat, Many Men, and the 50 Cent is the Future mixtape was played in pretty much every city and state I visited that year. Jay-Z wasn't getting that amount of play
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Other (specify)? year in hip hop
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50 CentProbably the easiest "Who was the MVP of ____?" answer
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Other (specify)No.
I just checked all albums released that year.
Dont have any of them in my library -
Other (specify)Not a fan of the Black Album but the FADE TO BLACK concert dvd was dope. (Didnt release till 2004 tho)
-Outkast dropped worst album
-Never caught the 50/GUnit hype
-Crunk music sucked... OKAYYYYYYY!!!!! -
No.
I just checked all albums released that year.
Dont have any of them in my library
Black Album
GRODT
SB/TLB
Trap Muzik
The Listening
Cheers
The Ownerz
Beg For Mercy
Philadelphia Freeway
Grand Champ
Your loss -
50 CentPhiladelphia Freeway was a borderline masterpiece
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Other (specify)
The Listening was not listed on wikis 2013 in hip hop page
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_in_hip_hop_music#Released_albums
Needa check that. Either heard or dont care for the rest -
50 CentEasy imoCashmoneyDux wrote: »Bro he had EVERYONE singing wanksta. From hood ? to suburban white teenagerskingblaze84 wrote: »50 Cent easily, GRODT was a massive success
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50 CentTruth be told I thought Beg For Mercy was better than GRODT.
Now that I think about it, the answer is DJ Kay Slay. He was destroying the mixtape game in 2003. He was releasing a tape every week with freestyles and exclusives from G Unit, Dipset, Jay Z, Rocafella, Busta, Fab, Jadakiss/D-Block and whoever else was hot. Kay Slay was getting stuff before the internet and when it finally appeared on the internet you'd hear Kay Slay screaming over the track! -
Other (specify)Sounds like the east coast had a good time in 2003
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50 Centanyone who picks anyone but 50 is lying to themselves.
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Other (specify)Had to go outside the box on this one
SNOOP DOGG
doggy fizzle televizzle was keeping mtv alive
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The Listening was not listed on wikis 2013 in hip hop page
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_in_hip_hop_music#Released_albums
Needa check that. Either heard or dont care for the rest
February 25, 2003 -
50 Centanyone who picks anyone but 50 is lying to themselves.
I would have picked DJ Kay Slay if I thought about it.
I'm telling you Kay Slay was dropping a hot mixtape every other week. -
50 CentNextttttt this the Easiest year.
I wasn't a fan I was more into Jigga/Roc/Cam and the diplomats but 50 mania was running wild.
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50 CentAftermath killed it that year. From 50 to the rest of the unit to obie trice cheers album..
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50 CentKanan got this.
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Dipset's gets honorable mention tho
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50 Cent
Nowadays that's considered a good year, compared to the years before it that's horrible -
50 CentEven tho I was never on the 50 Cent hype train I cant deny his impact in 03. This ? was everywhere with Wanksta, In Da Club, Many Men, 21 Questions...
