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why wont chingy go back up?
cornelius aka nelly NOT homosexual so he wood never go down to begin with. he love WOMEN and ashanti not dicks and men like jason collins. nelly are trendsetter and wore facial bandage AND three do-rags at one times. ll cool j passed the torch to be able to take shirt off in videos and have greasy lips. before nelly southern rappers are not lick their lips or use bandage.
Quote from: love33 on June 06, 2013, 05:49:03 PMQuote from: Jimmy H. on June 05, 2013, 11:42:46 PMYou make it sound like Daz was a fucking household name. He had some hit records but he was down with a hot label. There's artists that were hot in 2005 that nobody is talking about anymore.I disagree -- Daz was a household name -- Everyone was talking about "Dogg Food" after "Doggystyle" and the soundtracks Death Row were releasing. How could you forget about "What Would U Do?" didn't that get nominated for a Grammy if I remember? That was one of the sickest songs to ever come out. There were HUGE tracks on that album like "NY NY" (dissing the East coast -- Daz wasn't on the song but on the video), "Lets Play House," "One By One," "Reality" & "Respect" which Dr. Dre mixed but Daz produced. After Dr. Dre was out at Tha Row, Suge & Pac were touting Daz as the main producer. I still remember the interviews were Suge was talking about how Dre wasn't producing the tracks. Daz's pinnacle accomplishments of his career are the multi-platinum 'Dogg Food' and being credited alongside Johnny J as the main producers behind the "All Eyez On Me" album. Daz was considered by many in the discussion for #1 producer at one point of his career. Also, in 1998, to my knowledge of what Suge said "Retaliation, Revenge, and Get Back" is a Gold album. The album had song solid tracks "In California," "It Might Sound Crazy," etc. When he got booted off Tha Row in 1999 and took a lot of his tracks and released "R.A.W."...which was a nice underground album. "Who Ride Wt Us" was a nice record in 1999. He followed with a couple nice underground albums, and a couple flops. And then they had the big hit with Jay-Z "Change The Game Remix" which appeared on the DJ Clue album and Tha Dogg Pound "2002" album (which debuted #36 on the Billboard Charts, and debuted #2 on the Billboard Top Independent ALbums.)You look at his career and they released a half notable song and video "Forever And A Day" and it didn't generate any buzz. Other than that, as many pointed out -- he's underachieved.a household name means a cat that transcends his lil niche no one who didnt follow gangsta rap knew daz or mack 10 lolyou think people were checking the news in the morning to see what daz did last night in the mid 90s? he never had that kind of celebrity status...might have been a household name in YOUR house.if thats the case your household probably sucked lol
Quote from: Jimmy H. on June 05, 2013, 11:42:46 PMYou make it sound like Daz was a fucking household name. He had some hit records but he was down with a hot label. There's artists that were hot in 2005 that nobody is talking about anymore.I disagree -- Daz was a household name -- Everyone was talking about "Dogg Food" after "Doggystyle" and the soundtracks Death Row were releasing. How could you forget about "What Would U Do?" didn't that get nominated for a Grammy if I remember? That was one of the sickest songs to ever come out. There were HUGE tracks on that album like "NY NY" (dissing the East coast -- Daz wasn't on the song but on the video), "Lets Play House," "One By One," "Reality" & "Respect" which Dr. Dre mixed but Daz produced. After Dr. Dre was out at Tha Row, Suge & Pac were touting Daz as the main producer. I still remember the interviews were Suge was talking about how Dre wasn't producing the tracks. Daz's pinnacle accomplishments of his career are the multi-platinum 'Dogg Food' and being credited alongside Johnny J as the main producers behind the "All Eyez On Me" album. Daz was considered by many in the discussion for #1 producer at one point of his career. Also, in 1998, to my knowledge of what Suge said "Retaliation, Revenge, and Get Back" is a Gold album. The album had song solid tracks "In California," "It Might Sound Crazy," etc. When he got booted off Tha Row in 1999 and took a lot of his tracks and released "R.A.W."...which was a nice underground album. "Who Ride Wt Us" was a nice record in 1999. He followed with a couple nice underground albums, and a couple flops. And then they had the big hit with Jay-Z "Change The Game Remix" which appeared on the DJ Clue album and Tha Dogg Pound "2002" album (which debuted #36 on the Billboard Charts, and debuted #2 on the Billboard Top Independent ALbums.)You look at his career and they released a half notable song and video "Forever And A Day" and it didn't generate any buzz. Other than that, as many pointed out -- he's underachieved.
You make it sound like Daz was a fucking household name. He had some hit records but he was down with a hot label. There's artists that were hot in 2005 that nobody is talking about anymore.