Who Was The MVP of The 90's?
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Based on the results of the MVP series.
Who Was The MVP of The 90's? 45 votes
Dr Dre (1993)
8%
4 votes
Snoop Doggy Dogg (1994)
4%
2 votes
Tupac (1995 & 1996)
48%
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22 votes
Notorious B.I.G (1997)
6%
3 votes
DMX (1998)
4%
2 votes
Juvenile (1999)
2%
1 vote
Another (specify
24%
11 votes
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Another (specifyScarface
His solo albums & geto boys albums -
Another (specifyArguably Puff Daddy.
When it was all said and done, he walked out of the 90s unscathed.
Also I have to mention Doo ? . People in the other 49 states might not remember but he had the hottest mix tapes in the mid 90s along with DJ S&S, DJ Clue, Kid Capri, Mr Cee, Stretch Armstrong, Craig G, Ron G and countless others. But when its all said and done, Doo ? had the mixtape game on lock from 94-98. -
Tupac (1995 & 1996)Pac's influence is still felt today.
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Notorious B.I.G (1997)
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Another (specifyDJ Premier.
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Snoop Doggy Dogg (1994)Arguably Puff Daddy.
When it was all said and done, he walked out of the 90s unscathed.
Also I have to mention Doo ? . But y'all might not know who he is
How the hell u MVP if no one knows who u are? -
Another (specifyBusta Carmichael wrote: »
It would have been a funny joke, but you misquoted me. I didn't say that. -
Dr Dre (1993)Only person involved with the success of 3 ppl on this poll, among others.
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Another (specifyNas
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Another (specifyWu Tang
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Dr Dre (1993)Only person involved with the success of 3 ppl on this poll, among others.
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Dr Dre (1993)How the hell Juvenile win 1999 when Dre dropped 2001 anyways?
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Tupac (1995 & 1996)How the hell Juvenile win 1999 when Dre dropped 2001 anyways?
Ehh. He dropped it at the end of year and most the singles didn't come out til 2000. 400 Degreez rocked all of 99. -
Tupac (1995 & 1996)No knock against Wu-Tang or No Limit, but he's talking individuals and y'all are naming camps.
I'm a little confused by the poll. Are we talking who was the MVP of the decade or who was better during their MVP years listed by their name? -
Another (specifyI remember ts had a leaked pic
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PanchoYoSancho wrote: »No knock against Wu-Tang or No Limit, but he's talking individuals and y'all are naming camps.
I'm a little confused by the poll. Are we talking who was the MVP of the decade or who was better during their MVP years listed by their name?
Who was the MVP. -
Tupac (1995 & 1996)5th Letter wrote: »PanchoYoSancho wrote: »No knock against Wu-Tang or No Limit, but he's talking individuals and y'all are naming camps.
I'm a little confused by the poll. Are we talking who was the MVP of the decade or who was better during their MVP years listed by their name?
Who was the MVP.
In that case, I give it to Pac and Im just focusing on what he did while he was alive (ending at 'The 7 Day Theory'). He had to 2 great runs. The 'Thug Life' run from 91-95 to the Death Row run in 96. So many classics in such a short period of time.
@Stew is right when he says Dre was the only one involved in the success of other's on this list. But he himself only released 3 albums in the decade and only 2 were as a solo artist. 1 was at the tail end of the decade, so he's out.
Snoop was on top of the world after '? ' and I even give him partial credit for 'The Chronic' and 'Dogg Food', but he fell off the 2nd part of the decade with a lot of average albums, even tho I still ? with some of 'No Limit Top Dogg'.
Biggie is in the same boat as Dre to me. Not enough material (for obvious reasons).
And X and Juve weren't around for enough of decade to be taken serious as MVP of the 90's. -
Biggest star of the 90s: 2pac
Most Dominant at thier height: Dmx
Underdog of the 90s: Ghostface -
Another (specifyI'm surprised nobody mentioned Outkast
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Puff or Dre
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So we can't count anything else these artists did outside of that specific year?
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its....JOHN B wrote: »So we can't count anything else these artists did outside of that specific year?
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Then why put the year? That changes everything, DMX had two platinum albums in 98 both considered classics so he would probably win, but if we can count what Dre did other than the Chronic in 93 it's got to be him, X had the biggest year, Dre had the biggest decade
