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In 2000, Allen Iverson aka A.I. aka “Jewels” Dropped “40 bars” This track alone caused David Stern to ban NBA players from releasing rap records for decades Was it 🔥or na ❓

Never forget when Jadas pops exposed him on the JBP To be a rapper is to be an actor

1998 50 freestyle Pre weight cut Pre 9 shots Pre Em co-sign Pre GRODT

In a rare interview overseas BIG confirms his dislike for Bad Boy artist Craig Mack “Na fuck that dude” was said when asked if he’d be featured on his 2nd LP He confirms his “Flava in ya ear remix” featured verse was a favor for puff

Chubby Cam’ron killing shit studio freestyle late 90s

Before lifestyle rappers like CURREN$Y, Dom Kennedy, and Larry June .. There was K-Dee Song: Hittin’ Corners

2001 Nas on Power 105 going off on The industry saying everyone wants to sound like jay and make whack flexing music Throws shots at Camron, Nore, n Nelly “Step ya rap game up”

Hip hop fans in 1996 “Nas sold out n went commercial” Nas:

Legend has it this is the FIRST notable Track Jay Z released with his new and improved slower “conversational” style we know him for today Song: “In My Lifetime Remix” 1995

16 year old Juelz Santana freestyle 1999 One of the biggest “what ifs” in hip hop ❓

Nas’ “The World Is Yours” (Q-Tip Remix) [1994] This is the version Jay samples on “Dead Presidents” With slightly different Lyrics in the 2nd verse This video also features a known Lexus Classic 💎

Before OutKast switch from urban to eccentric In 1995 they were featured on the New Jersey Drive soundtrack “Benz or Beamer” OutKast speaks against car theft in a BOP Gem 💎

“Trillmatic” by Asap Mob Showcases the millennial infatuation with the 90s aesthetic Method Man Laced it with a guest feature To stamp the vintage feel

DMX first ever video was made in 1994 “Up to No Good” Show cased the hard street edge and bold voice of a young Earl simmons inspired by Onyx (my conjecture) potentially RIP Dark Man X 🕊️ 🪦

D'Angelo, was a pivotal figure in the neo-soul and R&amp;B movements Known for his soulful voice, multi-instrumental talent, and blend of funk, hip-hop, and gospel, he will be missed 🕊️ Song: “I found my Smile Again” (1996 Space Jam Soundtrack)

Jay-Z’s “Dead Presidents l” (1996) is peak Hustler Noir braggadocio rhymes filled with pain, arrogance, aspirations, regrets and condescension All over sad pianos and hard ass drums Video features the legendary Biggie, AZ, and the Infamous white Lexus A master piece

22 year old nas being interviewed In 1996 talks about the difference between “Illmatic” and “It Was Written” “I wanted to reach more than just Queensbridge”

Black Starr was a dynamic duo who made a force of a union in the late 90s During the midst of the neo soul wave late 90s conscious artists had a lane to thrive in “Respiration” featuring Common produced by Hi-Tek Sunday vibes 💎

R Kelly doing his “Michael Jordan walk” 😭 Did he nail it❓

One of the hardest records of all time NORE featuring Nas “Body in the Trunk” (1998) Ill story telling, crazy beat and the back n forth Between the 2 styles, flows, n voices is timeless Gem 💎

D'Angelo, was a pivotal figure in the neo-soul and R&B movements Known for his soulful voice, multi-instrumental talent, and blend of funk, hip-hop, and gospel, he will be missed 🕊️ Song: “I found my Smile Again” (1996 Space Jam Soundtrack)