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Def Jam
Death Row
Rocafella
Revolver Ocelot
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Def Jam
No Limit
Death Row
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Def Jam is like a super label since they had almost every poppin label under them (Roc/RR/Inc) etc
Rocafella
Death Row
Bad boy
Hon mentions: Cash Money,No limit, Rap-A-Lot
Rocafella
Death Row
Bad boy
Hon mentions: Cash Money,No limit, Rap-A-Lot
AP21;d-563402 said:
I just did something quick...this isnt indicative of my Mt. Rushmore, but just did it for illustrations purposes.
Replace Cash Money with No Limit and that is it.
Def Jam is the godfather of rap labels. Bad Boy and Death Row controlled rap in the arguably best era of rap and both own two of the most iconic rap albums in hip hop history (The Chronic and Ready to Die). Can't have one without the other.
Really thinking about trading out Death Row for Ruthless Records.
No Limit was the label that broke the mold. From that point on signing to a major label was nearly a second thought. Why? Start your own. Other did it before Master P. but he was the one that made you truly believe anyone could do it. No Limit also helped usher in the big wave of southern rap.
Honorable Mention: Ruthless(could really take Death rows spot), Rawkus, Rap-a-lot, Rocafella, and Cash Money.
caddo man;c-10150034 said:AP21;d-563402 said:
I just did something quick...this isnt indicative of my Mt. Rushmore, but just did it for illustrations purposes.
Replace Cash Money with No Limit and that is it.
Def Jam is the godfather of rap labels. Bad Boy and Death Row controlled rap in the arguably best era of rap and both own two of the most iconic rap albums in hip hop history (The Chronic and Ready to Die). Can't have one without the other.
Really thinking about trading out Death Row for Ruthless Records.
No Limit was the label that broke the mold. From that point on signing to a major label was nearly a second thought. Why? Start your own. Other did it before Master P. but he was the one that made you truly believe anyone could do it. No Limit also helped usher in the big wave of southern rap.
Honorable Mention: Ruthless(could really take Death rows spot), Rawkus, Rap-a-lot, Rocafella, and Cash Money.
nah man, CMR and NL both belong up there
cash money ushered in a whole era of rap
from the bling bling shit to ree's an girbauds
AP21;c-10150060 said:caddo man;c-10150034 said:AP21;d-563402 said:
I just did something quick...this isnt indicative of my Mt. Rushmore, but just did it for illustrations purposes.
Replace Cash Money with No Limit and that is it.
Def Jam is the godfather of rap labels. Bad Boy and Death Row controlled rap in the arguably best era of rap and both own two of the most iconic rap albums in hip hop history (The Chronic and Ready to Die). Can't have one without the other.
Really thinking about trading out Death Row for Ruthless Records.
No Limit was the label that broke the mold. From that point on signing to a major label was nearly a second thought. Why? Start your own. Other did it before Master P. but he was the one that made you truly believe anyone could do it. No Limit also helped usher in the big wave of southern rap.
Honorable Mention: Ruthless(could really take Death rows spot), Rawkus, Rap-a-lot, Rocafella, and Cash Money.
nah man, CMR and NL both belong up there
cash money ushered in a whole era of rap
from the bling bling shit to ree's an girbauds
Yeah but this also around the rise of Rocafella and Ruff Ryders. I think they are all on the same level in terms of influence as a record label.
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caddo man;c-10150069 said:AP21;c-10150060 said:caddo man;c-10150034 said:AP21;d-563402 said:
I just did something quick...this isnt indicative of my Mt. Rushmore, but just did it for illustrations purposes.
Replace Cash Money with No Limit and that is it.
Def Jam is the godfather of rap labels. Bad Boy and Death Row controlled rap in the arguably best era of rap and both own two of the most iconic rap albums in hip hop history (The Chronic and Ready to Die). Can't have one without the other.
Really thinking about trading out Death Row for Ruthless Records.
No Limit was the label that broke the mold. From that point on signing to a major label was nearly a second thought. Why? Start your own. Other did it before Master P. but he was the one that made you truly believe anyone could do it. No Limit also helped usher in the big wave of southern rap.
Honorable Mention: Ruthless(could really take Death rows spot), Rawkus, Rap-a-lot, Rocafella, and Cash Money.
nah man, CMR and NL both belong up there
cash money ushered in a whole era of rap
from the bling bling shit to ree's an girbauds
Yeah but this also around the rise of Rocafella and Ruff Ryders. I think they are all on the same level in terms of influence as a record label.
Ruff Ryders were a match, Cash Money was a torch
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