It’s all opinion based you know

Juicy gets a pass because he's been doing this since the 90s and has an Oscar lol. Yeah he's not competing with 2020s Future but he doesn't really need to, and a lot of Future's music wouldn't exist without the work Juicy was putting in decades prior

Flocka really hindered his career though. Honestly when he got self-conscious about the "he can't rap" "real hip hop" criticisms, that was the beginning of the end. OG Maco followed suit too and bro did that off the strength of 1 song

I feel like all 4 of these discographies are heavily applauded

Yeah they are similar stories until you break it down like this lol. Then the main similarity is just "had potential to be massive by today, but chose to not take it"

At least juicy has good s*** since 2014, not like I need these rappers to be super well known

Sahbabii

I'm listening to "U Guessed It" right now

This was crazy ahead of its time

OG Maco fumbled hard

Scarface is in my personal top 3 of all time, and you just listed my top 3 favorite Scarface albums in that exact order too, lol

1. The Untouchable
2. The Diary
3. The World Is Yours (very underrated album that don't get mentioned enough)

I love the "My Homies" album too, but that's more of a compilation album than a Scarface solo album, that's why I didn't include it in my top 3 Scarface solos.

And I also agree, "The Fix" is nowhere near Scarface's best album. Only casual Face fans who never really heard his best work in the 90's will say that. I personally think "The Last of a Dying Breed' is better than "The Fix" also.

Ludacris first 4 albums.

MF DOOM gets love but he still might be underrated. The album that gets the most shine in his discography is Madvillainy and then Operation Doomsday.

Ktt killed his career (and an unfortunate flesh eating infection)

This album is phenomenal, probably the best in his discog

I'm not a huge fan of his but I would include Vince Staples in this.

I obviously don't put the flesh eating infection, or car crash, against him. Those were tragic and I'm extremely happy he survived.

I think he shouldn't've felt pressured to make "serious" music, nor should he have felt pressured to pigeonhole himself into making music that only sounds like "U Guessed It". But he really started to abandon the latter and, while the former was pretty good, it just didn't capture the magic of "U Guessed It". I think dude coulda done a better job at blending those styles together

Him and early Larry June r criminally underrated. That sound is insane with deedotwill, roselilah etc

The Documentary is one of the best albums of all time

Blu
Nitty Scott
Pac Div
John Robinson from Scienz of Life
MF Grimm
Sir Michael Rocks

We don’t have to agree. That s*** is a snooze fest

Beanie Sigel
Ghostface (he’s praised and a legend but his catalogue is all time status on various levels)