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I can't wait for wop to come home so scooter can be good again. Future don't know what to do wit hin
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I'm saying though. I need that **** for 5:01PM.
Soon as we clock out. Untucking my dress shirt, turning Future up to ignorant levels, and speeding out the parking lot on a Friday
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The first video he put out from the album was actually "Blow a Bag".
Y'all have been in both threads whining up a damn storm this past week
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Cuz we don't like this **** b. Let me be great.
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The first video he put out from the album was actually "Blow a Bag".
Y'all have been in both threads whining up a damn storm this past week
4real.
I'm on my wait and see approach. I think Fututr is a lot smarter than before. It won't be as bad as we think.
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I bet money the tape gonna be fire lol.
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Is **** finally about to get interdasting? 
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Scooter only good for ad-libs.
Let that _ say COUNT UP! and JUG! and call it a day.
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Future murdered his feature on "Dedicated", on game's new album.
"F all these B's I'm yours"
"F all these B's I'm yours"
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It ain't that, Dolph is just better.
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Let the **** come out, you need to chill with the overreactions.
Future is on fire and his ear is A1, ditto for Drake, they not going to put out no wack ****, stop tripping.
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see i disagree . i look at scooter and dolph as damn near the same artist . it just seems like dolph worked harder at maintaining a presence after preach . scooter had columbia and we just didnt really see or hear from him after that . he kept going with the music , but it didnt seem like he focused on a run more so than just throwing out music to stay around
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That happens to a lot of these Atlanta based artists though.
Everybody gets a big single, it's about what you do after that.
You right Scooter had Columbia but he also had legal trouble and was/is still in the streets.
He reminds me of OJ a bit in that sense, he seem like one of those dudes who will put his rap money right back in the hood.
But it's also telling that he hasn't had a joint really pop since then, meanwhile Dolph been putting out great music for a while now.
Also Dolph just has more charisma and understands how to make songs better IMO, I won't be surprised if he's the next one to really make an impact.
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Man, I feel like right now we gotta address the fact that this guy Gucci is almost singlehandidly responsible for the whole scene in the south.
He's literally connected everybody from rappers to producers
Future
Thug
Migos
Scooter
Dolph
Longway
Sonny
Mike Will
Zay
Metro
808 Mafia
That's not even bringing up that he had Flocka and Nicki for a while too.
Pretty much the whole "New Atlanta" was fostered through Guwop, if he was a more shrewd business man and less of a maniac, he could have monitzed his eye for talent.
He's literally connected everybody from rappers to producers
Future
Thug
Migos
Scooter
Dolph
Longway
Sonny
Mike Will
Zay
Metro
808 Mafia
That's not even bringing up that he had Flocka and Nicki for a while too.
Pretty much the whole "New Atlanta" was fostered through Guwop, if he was a more shrewd business man and less of a maniac, he could have monitzed his eye for talent.
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One of the best A&R's for talent in hip hop history. The TrapFather. He gets his credit, but the man deserves even more.
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Gucci really is the Godfather of this. People need to start giving him his credit. All these _'s came up under him.
Dolph just makes real _ music. I don't how else to describe it. He's not a lyrical dude at all but the **** he says is hard. Just like when Jeezy first came out.
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Dolph just makes real _ music. I don't how else to describe it. He's not a lyrical dude at all but the **** he says is hard. Just like when Jeezy first came out.
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http://m.noisey.vice.com/blog/gucci...tial-rapper-of-the-last-decade-noisey-atlantahistORY VS. RADRIC DAVIS: WHY GUCCI MANE IS THE MOST INFLUENTIAL RAPPER OF THE LAST DECADE
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no question . the problem is that gucci never signed anyone that was really significant (besides waka) . can you imagine if he had a label situation with all those artist/producers ? _ would be uncanny and he'd HAVE to be in the same conversation as guys like andre harrell , la reid , jermaine dupri ect.
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The post 2010 no limit
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Exactly, he could have been a mogul on that level but he's addicted to drugs and obviously schizophrenic.
The ***** still talented enough to make 6 million over the past two years FROM JAIL.
I'm free, healthy and ain't even sniffing a mill yet.
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