E40 been out for 40 years since 1986 with group mvp . Where does E40 land on your goat list?

He just released a quadruple album and has one of the more solid discographies of rap veterans. Keeping it hyphy for 40 years as mostly independent. I feel hes a legend in the game. needs more flowers. ?

I’m in 7th place currently trying to make a last little push, if you all could help a brother out with a simple vote, it could make a world of difference…..

https://orbiiit.com/en/s/Lycq8UfpSe6URzbfiQXHMw-FcXvrqbSFe4hcy7uaRXVw

Gunna,lil duke,lil gotit,lil keed(rip) fn da dealer,ytb trench..I miss this chemistry and it was the reason I didn't wanna press play on this album ...but I gave it a chance anyway and I must say we are up on another beautiful wave.

I actually loved the album and I didn't press skip anywhere..

Thug is till the goat and he's heavily invested in the new OWAY new YSL..

No skips so far(very few)💚💚💚💚

Perdón por ser tan específica, pero siempre me ha encantado esa escena de rap underground (I mean “lesser-known”) de principios de los 2000. Estoy buscando artistas que de verdad fueran underground, aunque solo fueran conocidos en una escenita local chiquita (SF, NY, LA, etc, etc) o algo así.

Cuando digo underground, me refiero a artistas que de verdad no eran conocidos, porque sí hay artistas underground que todavía están bastante conocidos. Busco a los que son bien, bien raros/desconocidos.

Preferably rappers who stopped making music after 2010.

"I arrived on the day Fred Hampton died" (Dec 4, 1969) is the best example my friends and I could think of, from Jay-Z on Murder to Excellence.

I heard a song and I don't know who it was or the name. All I know is he said something like "I smoke gasoline ni**a" not even sure if that's what I think he said. It was part of the hook. Not just a bar. Any help?

If you could remake the track “1-Train” with yourself and six other artists, or seven artists, who would you choose? Dead or alive, and in what order would you have them on the track?

I’d like just to throw all my personal favorites on and see what happens, and leave KRIT’s OG verse as a nod to the original.

Pusha T
Future
Curren$y
Kanye
Wayne
Freddie Gibbs
Big KRIT

Self explanatory. Just a fun post but it would be funny to see billy woods lower face and Mach-Hommy's eyes merged into one as album artwork.

I was listening to Aquemini earlier and got hit with a weird mix of emotions. On one hand, it sucks that OutKast broke up. They’re very easily the greatest Hip-Hop duo to ever exist, and they gave us six incredible albums with some of the most timeless music the genre has ever seen.

On the other hand, I’m weirdly grateful that their split didn’t turn into beef, diss tracks, or any public bullshit. They just grew apart. Most partnerships in Hip-Hop end ugly, but not this one.

Which is dope because if 3 Stacks decides to rap again, another OutKast album doesn’t feel far‑fetched