Crack Palm Stepper

3y

Lmao yo I had the 50 cent bulletproof game and I remember all those vitamin water commercials. S*** 50 was on the f***ing Simpsons

treeman

3y

Never really f***ed with Curtis or before I self destruct I need to give em both another listen. The massacre a classic tho idk why people like to pretend all 50 has is grodt

Pedro

3y

Bruh he was selling a s*** ton of g unit clothes out of Macy's

I would still roc some g unit reeboks today if I could find a pair in good shape for reasonable

Nute

3y

Nope

Bobby_96

3y

I never forgot the time I went to church in 2006 as a kid and someone asked our Sunday School teacher if God saved 50 Cent from getting killed after those 9 shots for a reason?

Kid was dead serious too and the Sunday School teacher had to find a way to answer and bring it back to the Bible lmao.

Crack Palm Stepper

3y

Reason why 50 kept making the same album is because he stopped giving af about music. GRODT formula worked so he tried to capitalize off it

Bobby_96

3y

Tbh, the only real cash grab album was Curtis.

The Massacre was more diverse and versatile than GRODT. And the album cuts were really dope. Hell, Migos just remixed one of the cuts for Culture 3(Need It.)

TM gets underrated because the singles rollout was underwhelming. Candy Shop and Disco Inferno were ehhh. Just A Lil Bit was a slight improvement and Outta Control Remix was classic.

Candy Shop turned a lot of people off though, especially in rap.

BLACK

3y

DMX was the biggest rapper on the planet for a period of time

Bobby_96

3y

Tbh, the only real cash grab album was Curtis.

The Massacre was more diverse and versatile than GRODT. And the album cuts were really dope. Hell, Migos just remixed one of the cuts for Culture 3(Need It.)

TM gets underrated because the singles rollout was underwhelming. Candy Shop and Disco Inferno were ehhh. Just A Lil Bit was a slight improvement and Outta Control Remix was classic.

Candy Shop turned a lot of people off though, especially in rap.

Bobby_96

3y

Lauryn Hill too!! She lowkey might be the right answer.

But, then again, she was the biggest star on the Fugees and Miseducation was barely a true rap album.

So I'll still go with 50.

In order, I'd say(not including Lauryn):

1. 50 Cent
2. Snoop Dogg
3. DMX
4. Drake
5. Kanye West

Chloe Hotleezy

3y

I was for the time I guess Some of his s*** aged like milk tho

Tyler1999

3y

Last three don't fit on here at all.

Crack Palm Stepper

3y

It's dark and hell is hot> GRODT

Crack Palm Stepper

3y

It's dark and hell is hot> GRODT

Saint Aquinas

3y

GRODT is the greatest debut for a rapper ever. No rapper besides 93 Snoop comes close to that point. However, 08 Wayne was the greatest peak a rapper ever had. No rapper controlled music the way he did. Man had every demographic on lock and flooded the billboard charts. 02 Em is second.

Chloe Hotleezy

3y

50's Peak was short as hell tho. bruh dam near made the same album 3 times and niggas ate it up

BLACK

3y

niggas on here would say this a hot take when it's not

Pedro

3y

I don't think any sane people are arguing that. But X wasn't everywhere the way 50 was. Grodt went diamond with physical sales