Who's Your Mt Rushmore For 2000-2009? (Jay & Nas Are Ineligible)
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Who you got?
@5grand
You mean the 2000's aka the The New Testament of Hip Hop
My four are
T.I.,Lil Wayne, Eminem, Kanye West
P.S. 50 Cent was the End of New York Boom Bap sound of Hip Hop being the domanint force in the genre.. New York has not recover since
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50
Kanye
TI
Game -
I mean I would have to add 50 but this is basically it -
Didn't Wayne and em come in 1999
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50 Cent
Game
TI
Kanye West -
The south is the toughest one because you can make an argument for Ludacris, Young Jeezy, Rick Ross and Wayne.
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50,Wayne,Eminem,Kanye
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Didn't Wayne and em come in 1999
You can pick Wayne and Em because they don't have enough material to seriously considered for the 90s decade.
And the 90s are Jay, Nas, Big and Pac in case anybody is wondering.
Which leaves a problem; what to do about Ice Cube? -
50 Cent
Kanye West
Lil Wayne
Is who you want to put up against
Pac
Nas
Big
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Cormega
Ghostface
AZ
Common -
Lupe
Kanye
Wayne
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Eminem
Wayne
50
Kanye - I never ? with his music that much, but you can't argue his place in the 2000's to present.
Just missed the cut: T.I.
That was actually pretty easy for me, but you should re-evaluate leaving off Jay and Nas. They released more albums in the 2000's than in the 90's and each had at least 1(if not 2) classic in the decade. -
I'd put Cube on the 90's before I'd put Jay who was just as much 2000's, but it is what it is. -
Politically Correct Response:
Eminem (Marshall Mathews LP/Eminem Show/Renegade*/Encore/Relapse)
Jay Z (AG/BPI-III/Black Album/Dynasty/Kingdom Come)
Lil Wayne (Carter I - Carter III; includes Mixtapes
NaS (Stillmatic/? 's Son/Lost Tapes/HipHopIsDead/Untitled)
My fault llz
Em
Wayne
Kanye
50 TI or Nelly -
Kanye
Lloyd Banks
Fabolous
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Common
Ye
Outkast -
Jay's albums from the 2000's >>>> 90's
Blueprint, Black album and AG easily beats vol 1,2 and 3. -
T.I. over Lil Wayne in this conversation. People always talk Wayne this and Wayne that when in reality T.I. was far more consistent in this decade than Wayne was. I'm not even a big T.I. fan but putting Wayne over him for that decade is a All Star game snub.
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T.I
Kanye West
Eminem
Lil Wayne
Hard to leave off 50 mainly because of GRODT, but he fell harder than the rest -
PanchoYoSancho wrote: »Eminem
Wayne
50
Kanye - I never ? with his music that much, but you can't argue his place in the 2000's to present.
Just missed the cut: T.I.
That was actually pretty easy for me, but you should re-evaluate leaving off Jay and Nas. They released more albums in the 2000's than in the 90's and each had at least 1(if not 2) classic in the decade.
Jay came out in 1989 an nas in 1992 no they don't count -
Wayne Juelz Gucci T.i.
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Max B
Gucci
Prodigy
Camron -
Em, Ye, and Wayne are solidified. They dominated the decade
TI would round out my fourth and I wouldn'tbe mad at anyone for switching him out with 50 (GUnit), Cam (Dipset), or Luda -
Ghostface
Kanye
T.I.
50
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its....JOHN B wrote: »Cormega
Ghostface
AZ
Common
homie said ? yo 20's and did his 90's list
