Slim the Mobster dropped from Aftermath ( according to another forum )

[2euce 7even]

Epic Fail.

[UCC]

Epic Fail.

Easy fix - claim he is a fan of the A Team and add a tattoo of Mr T, Murdock, Hannibal, etc.

[DblPen]

2 features on xzibit album will be his career highlights forever

[KC-HOODSTA]

idk whats funnier his tat or crooked I mispelled tattoo. lol


never really fucked with slim the mobster tho. never cared too much for his shit.

[dubsmith_nz]

2 features on xzibit album will be his career highlights forever

He killed them feats as well

[KC-HOODSTA]

Does anyone else think this too?

I really don't see what the big deal is about him.

It's like Aftermath decided to try to make a hero out of an average or slightly above average artist.

Plus he sounds like 50 Cent but doesn't have any hit songs that come close to 50's first album.

Man what are you talking about, he doesnt even have a debut album & you expect to have a hit songs like 50. Be patient man, Slim's the next big thing, Dre knows what he's doing

LOL!

[dameons]

If Slim was  in the mix 15 years ago , he would be as legendary as Eiht , C Bo , and Mack 10..He spits and is a pure gangsta-classic era emcee.I  like his shit , and he will back it up just like his willingness to shoot it out with 50 .

[LAC/EASTSIDE]

If Slim was  in the mix 15 years ago , he would be as legendary as Eiht , C Bo , and Mack 10..He spits and is a pure gangsta-classic era emcee.I  like his shit , and he will back it up just like his willingness to shoot it out with 50 .

I agree. Dude raps better than a bunch of Gangsta Rappers. He just came at the wrong time. There is no room for G shit on the commercial level anymore. The way he writes his rhymes, is not as simple as many people assume. The guys uses assonance in his rhymes, which makes it more complex. He is better than I thought for being a street cat.

[JML-G]

hopefully he can do his thing indie - features on two best west coast albums in 2012 - Orca and Napalm - was a good look.. he will also be on that Cashis debut album