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    Most Underrated, overlooked, and slept on rappers...

    Dug this gem up out of the crates tonight:

    "Man, we killin' elephants in the back yard..."

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    Wise Intelligent is another MC who never really got his just dues...

    "Man, we killin' elephants in the back yard..."

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    There are so many dope MCs that have laid low in the background because they just want to make sick rhymes, and don't care about catchy songs and/or marketing. I've been big into hip hop since Raising Hell came out, and generally seek out the more underground stuff, but somehow RA The Rugged Man flew under my radar until relatively recently. There's many more I can put in this category, but he stands out to me because of how long he's been in the game before I heard of him.


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    Biggie or Fat Joe would be the most slept on rapper I would think. All those fat rolls would be comfy


    (disclaimer: this is a dumb mattress joke and not a sexual sleep-with joke)

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    And never got into Kwest the Madd Ladd, but PRT was in the rotation back in the day. Got a couple albums on CD that I never got onto my computer, might have to dig them up and give them a listen.
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    There is a contingency who believe that Eminem completely bit Cage's style, both in terms of bugged out lyrical content and delivery (personally, I always felt that Em kinda jacked Masta Ace circa Slaughtahouse/Sittin' On Chrome...).

    Regardless of where you stand on that, Cage is often overlooked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dookey67 View Post
    There is a contingency who believe that Eminem completely bit Cage's style, both in terms of bugged out lyrical content and delivery (personally, I always felt that Em kinda jacked Masta Ace circa Slaughtahouse/Sittin' On Chrome...).

    Regardless of where you stand on that, Cage is often overlooked.

    Masta Ace was definitely slept on. Slaughthouse was one of the great albums of the early 90s. Marley Marl brought up a bunch of good MCs, but none better than Masta Ace.

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    "Man, we killin' elephants in the back yard..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by phatty View Post
    Masta Ace was definitely slept on. Slaughthouse was one of the great albums of the early 90s. Marley Marl brought up a bunch of good MCs, but none better than Masta Ace.
    Hard to say he's better than Kane or Kool G Rap, but definitely slept on, and still putting out music. Slaughtahouse and Sittin' on Chrome are both classics in my book.
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    I always revisit this album a few times a year. Classic. J-live always overlooked.


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