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if anything im experiencing has an element of truth 2 it.. i will put in the goodword..i wouldn't view insane clowns as icons, personally, tho.

With the exception of hip-hop's golden era, I mainly listen to underground artists, like, Atmosphere, Brother Ali, Prolyphic, Sage Francis, Cage, Ill Bill, Eyedea, etc. Eminem is the highest selling hip-hop artist of all time. And for good fucking reason.

Sounds like Wayne's coming to terms with reality

Mac Miller is my favorite new artist. With that being said, this was very well done. Credit where credit is due, man.

I'd never claim that the Cash Money camp was amongst the best rappers, by any means. They are from the streets of New Orleans, tho. This song isn't the greatest. The hook's kind of annoying. But, they all stay true to each other, and their set, with the exception of Weezy..

If anyone doubts Lil Wayne's 'discreet' transformation from crip to blood.. keep this video in mind. Then watch the video to "Blood Niggaz" by Menace. Wayne's in it. Blue doesn't seem 2 be a popular color, for whatever reason. I guess Weezy got recruited by the bloods, because he was an OG in...

I like the song. However, watch Lil Wayne's video for "Tha Block is Hot" He's a walking contradiction. I don't think the bloods recruited him, or the crips booted him out for being '2 gangsta'

"The Ugly Truth" is a great album, but I need to hear "An Alarm Clock set for 9:01" in length. This track is amazing. I can identify with the message. Subtle references to it, yet made pretty clear. Well done.

I remember when this was getting radio play. I think I was like 13. Now, Lil Wayne is all over the radio. That's about all I can say about his current status as a 'great' rapper.

LMAO at some of the realest comments about a one time, real rapper.. mainly by M3.. I thought he was a blood, personally.. but at the age he was at recording this.. didn't think he would need 2 front in any way.. maybe he didn't even think he had 2

Silk's comment rings very true, in alot of ways. The Lil Wayne, making music now, isn't the same person he was when he debuted. This, sadly, wasn't all that long ago. This is probably the best Lil Wayne song I have ever heard. I can imagine him, now, denying that he ever made it. And, whether...

Lil Wayne is not amongst my top rappers. I can't deny, however, that he has talent. When, I saw the title of this song, I listened to, expecting not to like it. I really did like it. However, I couldn't help but find the title "I am not a human being" fitting to his persona. He is nowhere ne...

I was like 14 when I first heard this.. the edits, atleast for me, made me not even get what they blatantly get across in the original version. Big Eminem fan, but that being said, he's never mentioned this group, this song, or knowledge of a Detroit based rap group other than D12 (where he's th...

DLS: I met a bangin 18 year old, not too far from where I live, no need to even keep her a 'secret' but for some reason it has appeal, in no way putting her down.. if that makes any sense at all