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Favorite MC Ren project (after N.W.A)?

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mtbsm:

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^ the writer who gave shock of the hour "1/5"


he also called them "niggers" in the article


 :snoop:

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1/5 is craaaazy

that guy lives in brooklyn making artisan cheeses in 2026

*not confirmed but likely

Krull2025:

Krull2025:
I've watched most of the videos by "Rapospective"; so far, he has covered the catalogs of Ruthless and Rap-A-Lot Records. It seems that negative reviews tend to attract more attention and generate more comments. You either accept the themes and content of so-called "gangsta rap"—including the shocking lyrics—or the genre simply isn't for you.

Rapospective's Geto Boys catalog reviews 🤥 (he pretty much give all the albums bad reviews)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhz-_PmSZW5RFIVl_n6jajytlwuTvyMZm

Krull2025:

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MC Ren helped shape one of the most influential eras in hip hop, became a platinum-selling solo artist, and earned respect as one of the West Coast's hardest lyricists. So why didn't his solo career become even bigger?

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