ROAT (Realest of All Time): Post the Greatest Hip Hop Artists who Refused to Sell Out

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Common

he never compromised his subject matter.

he never changed his style to fit the flavor of the season.

 
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and kool keith

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Beanie Sigel

DMX

Tupac

Scarface

UGK

Ghostface

Talib Kweli

Black Thought

Public Enemy

Shyne

Nas (You Owe Me and Nastradamus were close bringing him down)
 
High Revolutionary;4975755 said:
RawAce;4975550 said:
Common

he never compromised his subject matter.

he never changed his style to fit the flavor of the season.

Common's in my top five but the above isn't true:

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UMC was nowhere near the flavor of the season upon it's release

people can say UMC is some Euro white folks music,

i look at as Common's attempt at a house/80's electronic hip hop/bambaata album

people forget that hip hop's roots have traces of house and electro music

i would say that house and electro are 2/3 of what early hip hop party goers were listening too,

the other 1/3 being disco
 
ptowndonte;4976062 said:
So none of ya'll woke up one morning and Tupac was all of a sudden a West Coast gangster rapper?? Lol ok

Tupac was a reality rapper not a gangsta rapper.He was set up to be killed and shot five times by some niggas he knew and then was sentenced to prison for a crime he didn't commit. Who the fuck wouldn't come back ten times harder and angrier after some shit like that happened to them (only a pussy). Tupac was no studio gangsta
 
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