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Name:
Rare
Channel Views:
4,392
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Music
Joined:
July 17, 2006
Last Sign In:
1 day ago
Subscribers:
111
About Me:
Hometown:
Uptown
Country:
United States
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(6)
Friends
(89)
Channel Comments
(32)
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EvanAwake
(1 week ago)
Thanks pal. Stay true!! PEACE
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bultima
(1 week ago)
I'd never even heard of pharoahe monch and bahamadia before I watched your top ten lyricists video. I'm grateful. Can you tell me the names of the canibus and g rap songs u used? thx
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poetryselite
(1 month ago)
What's good with you? I just happened to be listenin to AZ's "Good For Nothing" and was reminded of my then, top 5 and the comments we exchanged. My top 5 has fluctuated a bit in the last 4 months. Now it's: 1. Nas and Blackdove, 2. Immortal Technique, 3. AZ and Talib Kweli, 4. Tupac, & 5. Common and Cormega. Just thought I'd drop a message by cuz the more I embrace the illest MCs, the more solid my list becomes. One Love!
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daniellekki
(2 months ago)
Hi man ..a HIP HOP fan greetings from Easten Europe
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PeppMatic
(3 months ago)
thanks man, the name's Dave, I can't have you callin me by my youtube name, I have respect for you also, my name's the least I can do.
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Azaine
(3 months ago)
thats my favourite Rakim song
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BR1AN21SON
(3 months ago)
hey man siiick channel for real hip hop!!! great top lists and great taste in music. keep doing youre thing over here representing that real hip hop. peace from new york!!!
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Nukker95
(4 months ago)
nice page meng
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poetryselite
(5 months ago)
What's good? I just wish everyone expressed their opinions like us... in an intellectual manor. Now I respect yo opinion about Rakim bein the greatest, cuz he's definitely the MC Nas aspired to be. But as GODLY as Ra's lyrics are, Nas' are just as GODLY. I mean who could deny somethin like "Death penalty in Texas kill young boys and girls, barbarity/ I'm in a double casualty/ buggin how I made it out the hood dazzled me/ how far are we from 3rd world savagery/ when the empire fall imagine how crazy that'll be" - "America". One!
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poetryselite
(5 months ago)
And I feel you on Rakim layin the foundation for Nas and every ill type rhymer out there. But whose to say that the prodigy can't end up bein illa the mentor? Cuz I think that's the way it occurred. Ra laid the foundation for Nas and Nas definitely wanted to earn that Rakim type respect, but sometime along the way, the prodigy surpassed his mentor. One!
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