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The only 3 good members are dead, pull the plug.
Quote from: GangstaBoogy on July 12, 2015, 03:49:41 PMThe only 3 good members are dead, pull the plug.I disagree. Young Noble has continually gotten better with time. EDI is mediocre, but he sometimes delivers great verses. Nuttso is always dope. Mopreme has a lot of heart and is a good writer, if not an extraordinary lyricist. He sounded great on that song dissing Funkmaster Flex. And Big Syke is a classic personality - not a great technical rapper, but someone with a lot of presence, who would sound cool on some 2015 beats, in my opinion. Plus, you know they're not just going to call it quits. Noble is addicted to grinding, and EDI seems to enjoy it too. If anything, the death of Fatal should inspire the two of them to go even harder this year, and next year will be big for Tupac affiliated rappers (with the movie coming out, 20-year anniversary of death, etc.), so you know they're going to be active and representing Pac, Yak, and Fatal, among all their other dead homies.
are u retards delusional or what who are u kidding the outlawz been done since the late 90s
Quote from: CORREA on July 12, 2015, 10:33:18 PMare u retards delusional or what who are u kidding the outlawz been done since the late 90s The outlawz have been done since around 2007-ish...in the mainstream they've been done since the 90s but a portion of their work always had substance until after the release of can't sell dope forever...individually and collectively they just began to seem tired and maintaining the image they built with Pac seemed too much of a burden, their lyrics and subject matter became repetitive...even tho you can't front and say young nobles son of God wasn't a pretty solid album
Quote from: Chef_YRD on July 12, 2015, 10:51:30 PMQuote from: CORREA on July 12, 2015, 10:33:18 PMare u retards delusional or what who are u kidding the outlawz been done since the late 90s The outlawz have been done since around 2007-ish...in the mainstream they've been done since the 90s but a portion of their work always had substance until after the release of can't sell dope forever...individually and collectively they just began to seem tired and maintaining the image they built with Pac seemed too much of a burden, their lyrics and subject matter became repetitive...even tho you can't front and say young nobles son of God wasn't a pretty solid album I disagree. Perfect Timing was the best album the Outlawz ever released, in my opinion. Their recent releases have generally been of higher quality than the music from the early 2000s era.