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when you think of overrated mc's...
Don Jacob:
Jay-z - he's got some tight songs and all but seriously he's no where near one of the all time greats....IMO he's just good at picking producers
50 cent- i genuinely like the dude, but he's weak and kinda always has been, How to rob was cool cuz it was different not cuz it was written well.
Missy Elliot-i don't get how people say "she's an innovator" when i see people doing some shit that she does 6 months before she does it.
Jadakiss-like homie said above...a couple hot songs don't make you a legend, maybe an elite MC in today's rap scene...but then again that's not saying much AT ALL when you think of all the bullshit that's floating around .
about common- id on't think he's overrated , because he does what he does and he does it well...but there's no denying what he does is corny and 'try-hard'
Jome:
--- Quote from: Baby G on August 09, 2004, 08:29:38 PM ---^I knew yo g-g-g-groupie ass was gone say somethin about that
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Shut your wannabe baby gangsta ass up.
Platinum = Success, end of story.
Nelly makes some wack ass CD's, but he goes multi platinum, so they're labeled successes.
The quality doesn't have anthing to say, you sell albums = means you didn't flop.
--- Quote ---basically, adding to being overrated. People were expecting a tight ass album, and they all bought a weak album with a couple of decent songs. Huge hype, weak album = flop
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No.
The album might have been disappointing to you and some, but that's not equal to flopping, esp. when you're platinum.
A few select people didn't like Dre's 2001, does that mean it flopped.. ?
No.
GangstaBoogy:
Jome: I hope dickryding becomes a sport. I got faith you'd be rich.
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: Baby G on August 10, 2004, 04:51:29 AM ---Jome: I hope dickryding becomes a sport. I got faith you'd be rich.
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ha ha that shit is so true
Peep game homie, when it comes to being overrate, that means someone is not as good as we all thing, regardless of sales. Now Lloyd Banks, I like him. I got his CD, couldn't wait to listen to it. I was all excited. I was one of his platnum buyers... lol. But just because I bought the CD, doesn't mean I liked it. Same goes with many people. His overrated. We all thought he'd be tight, and his CD was a dissappointment. In terms of living up to his promised, he flopped. His CD was average at best, as his album doesn't justify his sales. My G-Unit loving cousin didn't like the CD. Of course right now his discovering Murs, Immortal Technique, Supernatural, and many other rappers that'll keep him away from mainstream for a while so who knows if he'll be a G-Unit fan anymore. The botomline is his CD was just average, if even that. He sold over 1,000,000 copies, so 1,000,000 people bought that CD thinking it was going to be tight. Now with Nelly, you can't call him a flop, he releases a second CD, and people bought it 'cause the liked the first. You can't compare Nelly to Lloyd. As for Dre, well whatever you release, some people wouldn't like it. But, most people like Dre, most people were dissappointed in Lloyd. Huge difference. Get over it, until Lloyd Banks releases a good album, his overrated.
Kill:
i don't see how Jome is dickridin. You don't usually use the word 'flop' for sumthin that did great commercially but that u were disappointed in personally. "Nellyville" wasn't a flop either...so actually his point is correct. And no, I'm not a fan of that album, I didn't even bother to listen to the whole thing. I agree on Banks bein overrated
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