Has there been a relavant rapper to come out of NY in the past decade?

[dirtydirtysouth]

This is Neves Yo. I had to resign up and they changed my name to dirtydirtysouth. What the hell is going on over here? I see some people got to keep their screen names.

 

[KillaCham]

this is neves yo. I had to resign up and they changed my name to dirtydirtysouth. What the hell is going on over here? I see some people got to keep their screen names.

smh .

 

[musicology1985]

Fab ain't drop an album until 2001 and 50 Cent in 2003. so they good money for last decade. also, Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, Juelz Santana and Jim Jones all got gold and platinum certifications.

 

[Ibex]

Fab ain't drop an album until 2001 and 50 Cent in 2003. so they good money for last decade. also, Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, Juelz Santana and Jim Jones all got gold and platinum certifications.

Naw doggy 50 came out with "How to Rob" in 99, and Fab was all over DJ Clue's mixtapes in 98-99 So try again...and as far as the other rappers you named none of them have had a large musical impact or put out a classic album

 

[musicology1985]

Naw doggy 50 came out with "How to Rob" in 99, and Fab was all over DJ Clue's mixtapes in 98-99 So try again...and as far as the other rappers you named none of them have had a large musical impact or put out a classic album

give me break b u didn't specify a difference between albums/mixtapes. both of dem brothas official albums came out this past decade and not the 90's. I heard "how to rob on the radio and I had clues first official album in 98. I know mu history.

PAC WAS RAPPIN IN THE LATE 80's, anybody recognize that? hell naw. they just recently released an album of his old recordings but their amateur, just like fab and 50s 90's stuff. as far as the other guys? Jimmy and Juelz sold over a million records a piece and so did Banks and Yayo. It may not have been what u wanted but it is what it is. peace.

 

[G.R.I.P. Money $$$]

so u dont think dipset and g unit was relevant over the last decade??

 

[Ibex]

give me break b u didn't specify a difference between albums/mixtapes. both of dem brothas official albums came out this past decade and not the 90's. I heard "how to rob on the radio and I had clues first official album in 98. I know mu history.

PAC WAS RAPPIN IN THE LATE 80's, anybody recognize that? hell naw. they just recently released an album of his old recordings but their amateur, just like fab and 50s 90's stuff. as far as the other guys? Jimmy and Juelz sold over a million records a piece and so did Banks and Yayo. It may not have been what u wanted but it is what it is. peace.

So by your logic since Nas was first heard on "Live at that Barbecue" (which he killed by the way) he didn't come out til Illmatic?...and Pac was rapping with Digital Underground in the late 80's just because he didn't blow up til later doesn't mean he wasn't puttin shit out...If your shit is on wax and you gettin radio airplay and buzz then your are out as an artist, don't give niggas excuses saying they ameteurs.....and ok I would say Juelz,Jimmy,& Banks debut albums were solid but classic material? C'mon son

 

[arbitration]

so u dont think dipset and g unit was relevant over the last decade??

If we're speaking about the effect on the rap game overall, G Unit maybe, dipset no.

 

[G.R.I.P. Money $$$]

i would think dipset had a lil more effect on da rap game...(see lil wayne)...

 

[kingblaze84]

i would think dipset had a lil more effect on da rap game...(see lil wayne)...

Hell no, lmao.....G-Unit has sold way more records than Lil Wayne's corny little group, Young Money. Banks went plat, and Yayo went plat worldwide (I know the IC hates to hear this but it's true). Beg For Mercy sold millions of records worldwide, so ummmmmmmmm.........I do think NY rappers have made an impact over the past 10 years. Dipset never had the fame G-Unit had.....50 should also count as an artist this decade for the simple fact his first official album dropped in 2003. So basically I just shut this whole thread down now.

 

[Ibex]

Hell no, lmao.....G-Unit has sold way more records than Lil Wayne's corny little group, Young Money. Banks went plat, and Yayo went plat worldwide (I know the IC hates to hear this but it's true). Beg For Mercy sold millions of records worldwide, so ummmmmmmmm.........I do think NY rappers have made an impact over the past 10 years. Dipset never had the fame G-Unit had.....50 should also count as an artist this decade for the simple fact his first official album dropped in 2003. So basically I just shut this whole thread down now.

So basically you just ethered yourself....like I said 50 first came on the seen in the late 90's Camron too, yes they had their most success in this past decade but they still was out in the 90's....So let me ask again what NY rapper that came out this decade made a huge impact or put out a classic album?

 

[Pretty Fred]

So basically you just ethered yourself....like I said 50 first came on the seen in the late 90's Camron too, yes they had their most success in this past decade but they still was out in the 90's....So let me ask again what NY rapper that came out this decade made a huge impact or put out a classic album?

50 wasn't "out" in the 90's dumbass his mixtape dropped late 98-99. thats not The 90's

 

[5th Letter]

Mixtape's dont count as a debut, if Fab and 50 been on mixtapes since 1998/1999, it doesn't count as a debut, Fab's official debut was in 2001 and 50 in 2003. Just like Jay been rapping in the underground since the mid 80's but didn't drop an official album until 96.

 

[THE_R_]

Lloyd banks was the last rapper from NYC to DEBUT w/ a platinum album in '04

 

[Ibex]

50 wasn't "out" in the 90's dumbass his mixtape dropped late 98-99. thats not The 90's

Did you jus say NINETY EIGHT through NINETY NINE was not in the NINETIES...Are you fucking retarded?