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That Graduation/Curtis battle was the big hit to his career...it was all downhill from there
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be honest name a tape from last year in that lane that was better than buck's cd
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Oh no doubt i don't blame him for that again if he dropped back in 2000s i think he has a longer run and deeper catalog
You gotta remember too by the time curtis dropped he clearly didn't care about rap music like that anymore. His success in and outside of rap had as much to do with him falling off as anything else.
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It was almost like kanye did him a favor with that battle haha.
Remember when they were on 106 and park promoting and Kanye brought out jay? He played ten seconds of Encore and kids lost they cot damn mind lol
50 was looking deafted on the couch
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is SKI ever gonna drop??? 
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It shouldn't
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The Graduation/Curtis battle helped both sides, he just got too big headed with an underwhelming project but that album still had hits and alot of them
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50 needed to reinvent himself in 08-09 once Wayne started doing the rock **** and Kanye turned into Kanye post Donda with the singing and the european influences
and 50 could have easily done it because he already was melodic
should have killed ross by making melodic rich ***** luxury music in the vein of Window Shopper instead of being twitter fingers before twitter fingers really existed
all of his contemporaries from his era that are still flourishing added something new to what they were doing (kanye being kanye, wayne being the rockstar skateboard dude, TI going to jail and turning into bill cosby, jay having kanye creative direct his stuff, etc.) but 50's main focus was business
he either should have reinvented himself or signed someone that could have changed up his sound like jay did
and 50 could have easily done it because he already was melodic
should have killed ross by making melodic rich ***** luxury music in the vein of Window Shopper instead of being twitter fingers before twitter fingers really existed
all of his contemporaries from his era that are still flourishing added something new to what they were doing (kanye being kanye, wayne being the rockstar skateboard dude, TI going to jail and turning into bill cosby, jay having kanye creative direct his stuff, etc.) but 50's main focus was business
he either should have reinvented himself or signed someone that could have changed up his sound like jay did
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Thought this was really cool
Man we're really only left with nostalgia of when G-Unit/Shady/Aftermath was running the game
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he coulda did a million hustlers ambitions and a few whip yo head
and he would never have fell of
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Fifteen years ago today 
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Fifteen years ago today
Wow I feel so old lol. I remember everyone in HS remotely into rap and even some non rap heads were bumpin this and you had a slew of people trying to sell burned CD-R's for $5... good times.
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What Up Gangsta, where does it rank on all-time intros?
Who killed who on Patiently Waiting/Don’t Push Me?
Did In Da Club hold up over time?
How effective was Back Down towards Ja
PIMP or 21 Questions?
Which bonus cut was your favorite?
Did the album age well?
(Don’t mind me i’m in class bored, figured I’d get a convo going)
Who killed who on Patiently Waiting/Don’t Push Me?
Did In Da Club hold up over time?
How effective was Back Down towards Ja
PIMP or 21 Questions?
Which bonus cut was your favorite?
Did the album age well?
(Don’t mind me i’m in class bored, figured I’d get a convo going)
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Damn time flies. Eigth grade seems like yesterday.Fifteen years ago today
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Yesss, especially after the coin drop leading into that
Em killed Patiently Waiting...Em and Banks killed Don't Push Me
Til this day
Later Ja
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Absolutely, still in my top 3
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Probably my favorite album of all time. All songs were bangers 1 through 19.
Cant remember any other album that was like that, not a weak song in sight.
Cant remember any other album that was like that, not a weak song in sight.
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Back down is one of the most underrated diss records ever, have that **** memorized in its entirety.
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50 made me want to be a goon lol.
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What Up Gangsta was a fantastic intro. The beat was amazing and the perfect way to kick off that album. Patiently Waiting and Dont Push Me were two of my favorite tracks off there. Em at his peak flow/abilities and could still produce nice beats. Time hasn’t been kind to him smh
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My basketball coach in middle school was this white dude who said "hey do you think you could burn me a copy of that half dollar CD"
I laughed but best believe I put coach on
I laughed but best believe I put coach on
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Hard to rank, but great intro. No question. Favorite would be The Infamous intro.
Em killed. Banks killed.
Yes.
Couldn't say, was too young.
21 Questions.
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For me, not that well. I listen to Massacre more now. Still a great and classic album in every way.
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mods ban this troll, this pathetic nerd is all over the internet trolling as the same dude in his avatar. you need to go out, get off your computer and get a life.
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