64. "nah, they were all aight to good" In response to Reply # 3
Mercy had a great voice Digga could straight spit Spliff had great charisma and quality guest verses and at the end Roc Marci was part of the crew, and he's part of the rap renaissance circa 10 - to present
81. "The Imperial album had joints though. Digga's solo was dope too... " In response to Reply # 3
That dude Serious that was down in their early stages was the wackest member. Nearly ruined that posse cut "Flipmode Iz Da Squad" from Rampage's album (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKTPfP8mEPA). But once they cut him, I thought they were cool. I feel like Digga, Lord Have, and Roc Marciano ultimately should eliminate them from a wackest crew ever discussion.
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15. "RE: YM had Drake and Nicki. 2 of the top 5 in the game. How Sway?" In response to Reply # 6
err Tyga got 10x more hits than most Bench warmers in any crew...
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on top of that this nigga Percy got a show at the Savoy in Inglewood......didnt this nigga own like an oil company or some shit not too long ago? Now hes performing at the Savoy..smh
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55. "Mia X and Mystical is where the talent started and stopped" In response to Reply # 16
Everyone past that was straight up doo doo grits.
... and Snoop don't count. ---------------------------
"Where was the peace when we were getting shot? Where's the peace when we were getting laid out? Where is the peace when we are in the back of ambulances? Where is the peace then? They don't want to call for peace then.
42. "Ice Water was whack" In response to Reply # 14
But I felt Theodore Unit was legit. The 718 mixtape/album got heavy burn from me. Trife da God went hard and so did Solomon Childs. The rest of the other cars were so so though but Ghost being the lead made up for them IMO.
The late 90's early 2000's was full of these videos introducing a crew of dudes, who were never seen again. Often times they would make sure that they either put their names on the screen, or did a roll call at the end...
"....yo word up, Young _____, Lil ______, Big ______...coming at ya!"
You're such pests...now, what is it you want? In your depths of your ignorance, what is it you want? Well, whatever it is you want, I can't deliver because I just don't see it. - Orson Welles
68. "PM Dawn doesn't even qualify as an answer to the post for 2 reasons." In response to Reply # 38
1)They weren't a crew put out by popular rappers. 2)They were definitely an R&B/Rap hybrid. They also had "Die Without You" which singlehandedly makes them a better R&B group than anything on the radio right now lol.
79. "Mo Thug Family anyone?" In response to Reply # 0 Mon Mar-21-16 03:21 AM by RobOne4
the names Powder Pete, can I get a 12 gauge? Outlaw everyday, on the front page. Mister Kid if you give me the low down, me and Black Jack be ready for the showdown. With 2 double barrels pointed at whatever. We'll stick together, Im pretty clever.
yep I remembered that shit from memory. Fuck. Bone fell off so hard.
November 8th, 2005 The greatest night in the history of GD!
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