Top 10 rap albums 2025
1. Clipse - Let God Sort 'Em Out
2. Mobb Deep - Infinite
3. Freddie Gibbs & Alchemist - Alfredo 2
4. JID - God Does Like Ugly
5. Boldy & Craven - Criminally Attached
6. Conway - Can't Kill God with Bullets
7. KRIT - Dedicated to Cadalee Biarritz
8. Rome Streetz - Trainspotting
9. Xzibit - Kingmaker
10. Ray Vaughn - Good, Bad, Dollar Menu

No Mercy, No Remorse had some dope features,
like to hear more from Stack-A-Dollar.
https://www.discogs.com/artist/256044-Stack-A-Dollar

Can't find these

Pentagon (9), Stack A Dollar – Pentagon Gonna Rock
of Asr New York Hip Hop Battles
https://www.discogs.com/release/3746282-Various-Asr-New-York-Hip-Hop-Battles

and

Treach, Stack A Dollar – Hustle Mode
of Dipset – Street Diplomacy
https://www.discogs.com/master/1689885-Dipset-Street-Diplomacy

Found this though, don't believe it's the same Stack A Dollar
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_d9VMVhBcNw

Low Low was also on the Dove Shack's second album.

Yes, also featuring a remix of it, different tittle though. I prefer the original.

It doesn't work like that homie.  You are putting the cart before the horse (one of my favorite proverbs).

The reason I've been looking back on past missed opportunities is not because I want to or because I think it's better.  Life forces you to do that when things aren't going well.

Let me use a sports analogy.  Look at the Chiefs right now.  They've consistently been relying on the same staff and personnel and playbook for many years now successfully.  But now that they are not facing success it's forced everyone to question everything.  From what the Owner Clark Hunt is doing, to questioning draft picks, GM moves, money spent, plays being called, etc.

When things are going well and you feel confident about the future then life doesn't force you to look back.  But these are INVOLUNTARY THOUGHTS that come to your mind when you can't sleep at night cause you are suffering with regret and anguish and your mind starts replaying every decision you ever made that brought you to such a dark point in your life.

If you don't learn from the past, you're bound to repeat it.  You most definitely should be looking back at missed opportunities, or things you did wrong and figure out what you could have done differently.  That's the only way you will get better.  Shutting the door on your past and pretending it never happened and never thinking about it is bad advice.  Now you shouldn't constantly be living in the past thinking about the good times, because that does stop forward momentum.  Maybe that's what Sccit was trying to say. 

Low Low was also on the Dove Shack's second album.

In this Strong year of hip hop?! Wow!

When you look at the names yeah sound strong.

But result doesnt match expectations.

I forgot to add 2 more albums. My bad.

Slick rick and Lloyd Bank's albums were cool too.

From the World of John Wick: Ballerina (2025)
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Not bad for once, and for the Wickiverse.

I agree that Jimmy and Interscope were doing a lot.  I just think you took it a bit too far, like for example saying that Suge didn't bring Dre and Pac to Death Row.

...and what do you mean "told me".  You know Papa G personally?  If so, then tell us more.

Had a chance to hang with Papa G a bunch of times before he passed... thanks to Riskie. We did a couple of interviews but there was a lot of stories he did not want me to put out in the public. I still have at least 30 interviews from different people I never put up on my bomb1st youtube channel. But don't get me wrong Suge did a great job on the business side but when it comes to the music side I don't think he had the ear for it. I also think the 2pac catalog should have stayed with Death Row, we would have had all the originals in great quality by now. Better Days And Until The End albums were rushed and Afeni did not want pay for samples to get cleared. All went downhill when Afeni got the catalog and Pac's Life album was the end.

At least you are open to the idea. 

Same with Sccit.  He's not a Flat Earther but he's open to it at least.  I don't even demand that people be open to it, but my question is why be angry about it?   Like my damn family 4th of July argument.  My damn little cousin brings up in front of everyone that I'm a Flat Earther just because he knows it will trigger everyone and it sure did by the end of it my older brother is making a drunken scene shouting at me all red in the face. 

Why can't people just discuss Flat Earth like as if I was presenting like they can any other issue?  Why do people have to get so easily triggered?

...and by the way I apologize for using a new millennial term like "triggered"

because most people who believe in globe earth generally think flat earthers are retarded morons .... so it upsets them to believe someone amongst them could be so unbelievably stupid.

good song!