He should've "sold out". West Coast music is very limiting and it's the reason it goes nowhere hardly. They're making music for other tough bums and they don't buy.
This is kinda what happened to Rakim where he was about to release an album produced by Dr. Dre but Dre wanted him to rap more about gangster stuff. He disagreed and the album was dismantled. It sucks when people are in control of how they want you to sound. That's why there's so many garbage albums these past several years.
sometimes it works well Biggie was too gangsta by himself his biggest songs is songs that Puff curated Big said Puff forced him to make hose commercial singles
They want the negativity in the hoods and to control the sound in order to brainwash and to keep people brainwashed. This is why you don't hear anymore love songs.
@2cents2 Thats half true. Bigs first album was party and bullsh!+. He was a conscious rapper speaking about positive things. He heard 2pac and other rappers rapping about drugs n thugs and switched too. So I disagree when you say he didn't want to. He saw 2pac had songs for the ladies so he did the same. Even snoop had songs for the ladies. He wasn't forced or made to do it.
Im an original CMW fan. I cant see Eiht going from "One Time Gaffled 'em up" to rapping about flying in private jets, Bentley's and expensive champagne. Salute, Sir Eiht!
@@SONYLEGEND I'm 46 years old. I have been been on thar CMW since the "It's a Compton Thang" album. Not to be all technical but whatever album you are talking about isn't an actual CMW album as I have all three.
The industry was definitely changing around that time. The labels wanted to focus more on artists who still be street, but also make songs that they could push towards the radio, so when the album is released it will sell more. It makes sense, however this watered down hip hop because now artist who were dope lyricists, we’re now pressured to dumb down their lyrics, to reach a larger audience.
Remember when 50 Cent was dissin Ja Rule laughing saying he's making love songs,singing and ish on records???? What did 50 do AS SOON AS Murder Inc fell off??? Made love songs!!!! 50 have always been a childish acting bish.
THAT'S CRAZY ON HOW MOST OF PEOPLE IN THE INDUSTRY ALWAYS COMPARE YOU TO A FEW RAPPERS AND WANT YOU TO SOUND LIKE THEM WHEN THEY SEE AND HEAR THAT YOU HAVE YOUR OWN SOUND SO WHY TRY TO BE AND SOUND LIKE SOMETHING THAT DOESN'T FIT YOU
Shit , West Coast Rap wouldn't be where it's at without Emcee Ocho . . . That Body Count "Cop Killer" track is SICK ! I used have it as my ring tone about a year ago . When my phone would ring , My Kid used to sing it out loud "COP KILLEEER" . . . I still blast that today . . .
I play it whenever the cops stop me... I live in a non english speaking country, some cops know the songs and they get big mad 😂"Copkiller, I know you mama grieving... fuck her ! "
@giljuwu9728 I Play "🎵🎶PIGS🎶🎵" by Cypress Hill . . . I actually had a PIG pull me over one time and while It was playing , he laughed , he told me "Seriously dude" , and then he said he used to listen Cypress Hill as a teen , that 1st album was his favorite and let me off with a warning
Your lips, your smile, I (Love it when you kiss me, baby) Your hips, those thighs, I (Love it when you thug me, baby) And I can't deny I…. 🎶 🎶 😂 Ja was killing those hooks….then enters 50…who just kills him and then jacks his style 😂
50 cent did not jack JA rule style. 50 cent is a street dude from the pits , Ja rule is definitely not a street dude only when he was under the protection of Kenneth Mcgriff do your research.
@@terrencebanton9777 Oh yeah he did! Fif began singing all his own hooks like Ja. He’s the ultimate troll 😂. That’s why he’s undefeated. I’ve done my research. We all (who are old enough) watched the whole thing on the sidelines. Fif blew up right around 03 just Ja was coming down and out of popularity by 04-05
@MrTee12 50 cent lyrics was based on snitching spilling everybody business in the street. You should listen to his earlier mixtapes. Did you know the 50 got his hip hop career with hip hop group onyx pure street cred. Ja rule did not rap about street shit all Jeffrey Atkins does is singrap with the cookie monster voice.
@@terrencebanton9777 Oh yeah. I had his album with the song How to Rob, that got him his 1st buzz and some diss tracks towards him. I remember Fif being with JMJ and JMJ signed Onyx , so that makes sense.
remember this the same dude that made a song called "I Don't Dance" - he meant that literally and figuratively. they should've known better than to try that with him. lol
RESPECT CARNAL 🫡🫡🫡 I grew up on da eiht cmw all day in the nintees it was different no social media an cameras everywhere we was killing like crazy ganbanging fools gees up ese💙💙💙🫡🫡💪💪💪🔊🔊🔊🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@jcc3333 Streiht Up Menace, All For The Money, Dead Men Tell no Lies, Def Wish, Growing Up In The Hood, Hood Took Me Under. That's off the top of my head.
I have listening to this mans music since i was 13-14 years old im now 41. Back then in the 90s you dident got any information except magazines on what kind of person the artist you listening to are but nowdays thanks to media i can say mc eiht has grown even more he seems like the coolest dude in rap game always true . Big up to eiht
🎉Cheers to my C.P.T. O.G. M.C.EIHT🎉 Choosing ones self respect, over the bag, is commendable, to say the least. Currently, he's still dropping gems, without restrictions,etc,etc. God bless you both and your families brothers. Duces from the Wood Fella, L.A.Ca.
93-94 I walked my ass down parmalee ave to gateway plaza on Central and Rosecrans. All blue on like a dummy, but I had to have that We Come Strapped album first day it dropped. Popped that shit in my walkman and walked back. So I'm glad you never switched up on your fans. Much love G.
Let's talk about when Hip-Hop shifted from the fun party conscious music to the gangsta/murda rap we have now. To be honest, I'm sick of hearing gangsta rap, THOT rap, drug rap, murder rap. Let's go back to the old school. Like Missy Elliott said "Hip-Hop has changed."
gangsta rap has been out for over thirty years...and always made more money than conscious music. this ain't nuttin' new. you may be a bit wiser now that makes the difference.
I remember west coast rapper CJ Mac did a song with another West coast rapper Mack 10 talking about how much money and material items they got, basically sounding like how NY rappers was at the times cause that`s what was selling at that time. That was the Jiggy era. The west coast original sound was no longer selling like that anymore. And Cash Money Records and No Limit records also jumped on that Jiggy NY style with songs like Bling Bling and Tight Whips.
For those who don't know M.C Eiht go buy & download his music... Legendary... Him & DJ Quik should of been had stars on the Hollywood walk of fame...much love Art Watts,Ca
Who would wanna sound like ja rule when he still trys to act like 2pac or DMX. Still until this day he doesn't have his own image he bites off of DMX n 2pac tha mans a image biter smdh
This perfect example of how artist gets in his own way imagine if banks aint tell 50 switch da style up & if Dey hate Den let ‘em hate watch da money Pile Up
This proves that label heads is not in the streets & lots of times don’t understand black culture I’m big fan of Eiht & like Ja rule I don’t see how they could want a West Coast MC to sound like a NY rapper so disrespectful 🤷🏽♂️
Wow!!! This makes a lot of sense with how some of the music was changing then 🤨😠 and why it’s as HORRIBLE as it is now for the most part. These major labels and the industry as a whole is the absolute DEVIL smh. Now it’s many factors that come into the changes and why the music is bad now. But this interview says a lot. So happy MC Eiht kept it 100 and didn’t sell his soul!!!
This explains A LOT tbh. Hip-hop changed *DRASTICALLY* in the 00s. Everyone was making those bottle poppin 🍾 club/love songs. They even made DMX do it 🤦🏾♂️.
I think he would have pulled off the Murder Inc. sound perfectly. I hate Ja Rule, but hearing MC Eights voice over Ja Rules "How Many Wanna Die" beat would be insane.
I felt like on Last Man Standing album cover Eiht probably didn’t feel that cover, but I took it as him becoming a businessman look, it was actually a good album it still was raw
JaRule sold out. Listen to the music he did with Mic Geronimo and Cash Money Clique then listen to the stuff he did with Murder INC then you’ll agree with me 💯
Eiht was dope And even those he was a crip the Blood still listen to his music ya gig He keep it real. On da B 🩸 Falln back and coaching football thats real
That right there is the song that never ends with record labels. Seems like every rap artist from every era has gone through being told to sound like whoever is hot at the time.
Respect to this man for not selling out😊
When did he become a football coach I didn't know you got paid to coach 8 year olds play flag football
He should've "sold out". West Coast music is very limiting and it's the reason it goes nowhere hardly. They're making music for other tough bums and they don't buy.
@@MykwWayne him selling out still wouldn’t of helped that situation bro
@@MykwWaynetf….. everybody wanna sound like everybody. Nobody wanna be authentic.
Making a radio or club friendly song is not selling out, it's smart business.
Eiht's style is unique. Labels don't know sh*t.
#Word
He started getting wack around 1999 2000. Plus gangsta rap died out he was one dimensional. And I'm from the west coast and a fan just being real
Fo real
They never did its always a corporate asshole
@@syeebrown5456 how do you feel about Dj Quick I feel like he was versatile.
This is kinda what happened to Rakim where he was about to release an album produced by Dr. Dre but Dre wanted him to rap more about gangster stuff. He disagreed and the album was dismantled.
It sucks when people are in control of how they want you to sound. That's why there's so many garbage albums these past several years.
sometimes it works well Biggie was too gangsta by himself his biggest songs is songs that Puff curated Big said Puff forced him to make hose commercial singles
They want the negativity in the hoods and to control the sound in order to brainwash and to keep people brainwashed. This is why you don't hear anymore love songs.
@@trapmuzik6708 Yeah i agree but it works when the artist agrees to the sound but when they disagree it doesn't work out.
@2cents2
Thats half true. Bigs first album was party and bullsh!+. He was a conscious rapper speaking about positive things. He heard 2pac and other rappers rapping about drugs n thugs and switched too. So I disagree when you say he didn't want to. He saw 2pac had songs for the ladies so he did the same. Even snoop had songs for the ladies. He wasn't forced or made to do it.
At least Rakim got the masters from Dre so he could release the tracks if he wanted to.
I couldn’t even see mc eiht rapping like that 😂😂😂
That’s what I was thinking too. That would’ve been wild.
😂😂😂😂Exactly
Lol Sing songy. Nah they ain't happenin
Facts! The label was tripping for making him trend hopping
Me neither 🤦🏾♀️😫
This brother had the courage to walk away because he didn't want to sell his soul. Nothing but respect.
It would've flopped anyway
Now, they got all of these fruity pebbles rappers sounding alike
That's why I don't bump nothing rap related if the artist is under the age of 30
Yeah but Ja Rule sounded like a man though! Which white supremacy didn't like! So they decided to try to get rid of him.
@@zztv15exactly, won't even touch it
💯
Yeah but at least Ja Rule sounded like a man when he was doing it. White Supremacy didn't like that so they decided to try to end his career.
Eigt did the right thing to back away. Never lose your core audience and day 1's.
Imagine Eiht singing "Where would I be without youuuu"(in my JaRule voice)
😂😂😂😂😂😂naw in 8 voice
Jyaeh some chronic and oE of the brew ( in my mc eight voice)
I was thinking the same thing 😂.... He didn't even want to play "I need love" by LL Cool J. Talk about selling your soul...
😂😂😂
Ja Rule was dope too though. Let's not act like he wasn't doing numbers.
Shiiiiiid, MC Eiht has one of the coldest rap voices out there! Ja who?!? 😑
Big facts couldn't have said it better
U ain't lying 💯
Eihthype's was a soul. Definilitely
Big fax, and them dope beats with the violins in the pianos
QUIT FUCKING LYING.......JA RULE HAD A BIGGER CAREER, LONGER CAREER AND HE GOT BIGGER HITS THEN MC EIHT.......AND I FUCK WITH MC EIHT MORE.......
Im an original CMW fan. I cant see Eiht going from "One Time Gaffled 'em up" to rapping about flying in private jets, Bentley's and expensive champagne. Salute, Sir Eiht!
Factory 🙌🏾 straight up menace is still in my playlist
😂😂
Now he did have an album with this content.... Don't trip ... You must not be a true CMW fan
@@SONYLEGEND I'm 46 years old. I have been been on thar CMW since the "It's a Compton Thang" album. Not to be all technical but whatever album you are talking about isn't an actual CMW album as I have all three.
@@HeavyMental1000 LAST MAN STANDING is the Album bruh
Mc Eiht, flow was right, Love from Chicago
"Nuthin But a gangsta" w/ Redman is one of his hardest songs! Still play it
The industry was definitely changing around that time. The labels wanted to focus more on artists who still be street, but also make songs that they could push towards the radio, so when the album is released it will sell more. It makes sense, however this watered down hip hop because now artist who were dope lyricists, we’re now pressured to dumb down their lyrics, to reach a larger audience.
A man of integrity and dignity. Must respect it.
He never forgot where he came from 💯. MC EIHT 👑 🫡. His role in Menace to Society 🔥
I hate the disrespect Ja Rule gets, his music aged like fine wine …
It actually did😂😂😂😂
That's true
Remember when 50 Cent was dissin Ja Rule laughing saying he's making love songs,singing and ish on records???? What did 50 do AS SOON AS Murder Inc fell off??? Made love songs!!!! 50 have always been a childish acting bish.
That _Venni Vetti Vecci_ album is a classic.
It really does they play his songs with Ashanti on the radio here in flint, michigan all the time lol.
Im glad I was able to see MC Eight at Hieroday in 2015.
I’m a east coast guy through and through but I grew up listening to MC Eiht and ice cube and Dre, dope music for sure
THAT'S CRAZY ON HOW MOST OF PEOPLE IN THE INDUSTRY ALWAYS COMPARE YOU TO A FEW RAPPERS AND WANT YOU TO SOUND LIKE THEM WHEN THEY SEE AND HEAR THAT YOU HAVE YOUR OWN SOUND SO WHY TRY TO BE AND SOUND LIKE SOMETHING THAT DOESN'T FIT YOU
word up
No they pick the rappers that are the biggest sell outs and don’t mind getting popped in the A** for others to emulate
Shit , West Coast Rap wouldn't be where it's at without Emcee Ocho . . . That Body Count "Cop Killer" track is SICK ! I used have it as my ring tone about a year ago . When my phone would ring , My Kid used to sing it out loud "COP KILLEEER" . . . I still blast that today . . .
That’s funny af
Nah, west coast rap wouldn't be where its at if it wasn't for Ice T, NWA, dre, Snoop, DJ quik, Pac, eiht DeathRow etc..
I play it whenever the cops stop me... I live in a non english speaking country, some cops know the songs and they get big mad 😂"Copkiller, I know you mama grieving... fuck her ! "
@giljuwu9728 I Play "🎵🎶PIGS🎶🎵" by Cypress Hill . . . I actually had a PIG pull me over one time and while It was playing , he laughed , he told me "Seriously dude" , and then he said he used to listen Cypress Hill as a teen , that 1st album was his favorite and let me off with a warning
Your lips, your smile, I (Love it when you kiss me, baby)
Your hips, those thighs, I (Love it when you thug me, baby)
And I can't deny I…. 🎶 🎶
😂 Ja was killing those hooks….then enters 50…who just kills him and then jacks his style 😂
50 cent did not jack JA rule style. 50 cent is a street dude from the pits , Ja rule is definitely not a street dude only when he was under the protection of Kenneth Mcgriff do your research.
@@terrencebanton9777 Oh yeah he did! Fif began singing all his own hooks like Ja. He’s the ultimate troll 😂. That’s why he’s undefeated.
I’ve done my research. We all (who are old enough) watched the whole thing on the sidelines.
Fif blew up right around 03 just Ja was coming down and out of popularity by 04-05
@MrTee12 50 cent lyrics was based on snitching spilling everybody business in the street. You should listen to his earlier mixtapes. Did you know the 50 got his hip hop career with hip hop group onyx pure street cred. Ja rule did not rap about street shit all Jeffrey Atkins does is singrap with the cookie monster voice.
@@terrencebanton9777 Oh yeah. I had his album with the song How to Rob, that got him his 1st buzz and some diss tracks towards him.
I remember Fif being with JMJ and JMJ signed Onyx , so that makes sense.
He sung"ghetto q'ran" in 99, how he copy ja rule?
Real talk . I respect his game .
6:34 Eiht has two of the best story telling tracks in West Coast history. “Take 2 with me” and “Goin out like geez” off the
We Come Strapped album 🔥
remember this the same dude that made a song called "I Don't Dance" - he meant that literally and figuratively. they should've known better than to try that with him. lol
" all that sweat done DRIED OUT MY CURL"/ THAT'S WHY I DON'T DANCE 🤨
RESPECT CARNAL 🫡🫡🫡 I grew up on da eiht cmw all day in the nintees it was different no social media an cameras everywhere we was killing like crazy ganbanging fools gees up ese💙💙💙🫡🫡💪💪💪🔊🔊🔊🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
All For The Money is my favorite song of Eiht
Ja Rule catching more strays than project windows 🪟
On behalf of your true fans…THANK YOU for not switching the style up!
I want more mc eiht albums come back eiht chyea
Man..Eiht a legend. This brotha got classics under his belt.💪🏾💯
Name 3
@@jcc3333 Streiht Up Menace, All For The Money, Dead Men Tell no Lies, Def Wish, Growing Up In The Hood, Hood Took Me Under. That's off the top of my head.
I have listening to this mans music since i was 13-14 years old im now 41. Back then in the 90s you dident got any information except magazines on what kind of person the artist you listening to are but nowdays thanks to media i can say mc eiht has grown even more he seems like the coolest dude in rap game always true . Big up to eiht
People need to wake up. When it comes tot these artists. The main problem is always the rexord labels
Morals over Money.
We need more examples of this.
Probably doesn't mean much coming from yt comment section, but big props to you MC Eiht 🙏
Compton Legend!! Pivotal for putting our city on the map 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💪🏾
Staying true to yourself 👍🏼👊🏽
He's right the West Coast was sanctioned badly in 1997 in the market
The industry will try 2 have u selling yo soul
Try? It’s mandatory. Jesuit Order‼️
💯%
If you don't know about Mc eiht favorite saying shiiiiiiiid you're not a Mc eiht fan
🎉Cheers to my C.P.T. O.G. M.C.EIHT🎉 Choosing ones self respect, over the bag, is commendable, to say the least. Currently, he's still dropping gems, without restrictions,etc,etc. God bless you both and your families brothers. Duces from the Wood Fella, L.A.Ca.
93-94 I walked my ass down parmalee ave to gateway plaza on Central and Rosecrans. All blue on like a dummy, but I had to have that We Come Strapped album first day it dropped. Popped that shit in my walkman and walked back. So I'm glad you never switched up on your fans. Much love G.
JA dope AF. Idc what the haters say
Every eiht needs a laaady
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
I’m crying right now lol
That's fucked up 😂😂
Much Respect! Still one of my all time favorites mc's
Real Talk from a real West Coast Mc
And that's why I respect Eiht so much. He always keeps it real, and is very humble.
Thank you for keeping it 💯 Legend. Blue Stamp Official.
Glad he stood on his principles
Imagine Eiht on some Scott Storch and Timbaland beats
Naw , you wack . That's like the industry , trying to change his sound. GTFO of here with that pop music noise
SICK AF 😷
@@prof3ssor178 only if you're a hip pop fan . EMCEE OCHO ain't Hip Pop.
@sameemas1723 TIMBERLAND CAN THROW BEATS TO ANYONE, THAt being said its unlikely but Timberland has it in his vault for sure
I'd like to hear it
THIS IS WHY THEY ALL GANGED UP AGAINST JARULE. HE WAS THE NEW STANDARD.
Let's talk about when Hip-Hop shifted from the fun party conscious music to the gangsta/murda rap we have now. To be honest, I'm sick of hearing gangsta rap, THOT rap, drug rap, murder rap. Let's go back to the old school. Like Missy Elliott said "Hip-Hop has changed."
gangsta rap has been out for over thirty years...and always made more money than conscious music. this ain't nuttin' new. you may be a bit wiser now that makes the difference.
@@SAMUELWHATLEY-d2c kendrick and Cole are conscious rappers
Why would they do that? He doesn't even have Ja Rule's voice, the olny person that has similar voice is Booker T.
I chuckled thinking about Eiht sounding like Ja Rule
I remember west coast rapper CJ Mac did a song with another West coast rapper Mack 10 talking about how much money and material items they got, basically sounding like how NY rappers was at the times cause that`s what was selling at that time. That was the Jiggy era. The west coast original sound was no longer selling like that anymore. And Cash Money Records and No Limit records also jumped on that Jiggy NY style with songs like Bling Bling and Tight Whips.
Big respect to Eiht
Making a radio or club friendly song is not selling out, it's smart business.
😂😂 wtf wrong with those labels its Mc eight here labels don't know star when they see one
Star?? 🤣🤣🤣
I respect artists like Eight standing on business and not selling his soul nor his art.
For those who don't know M.C Eiht go buy & download his music... Legendary... Him & DJ Quik should of been had stars on the Hollywood walk of fame...much love Art
Watts,Ca
Who would wanna sound like ja rule when he still trys to act like 2pac or DMX. Still until this day he doesn't have his own image he bites off of DMX n 2pac tha mans a image biter smdh
How is that when 50 pretty much tried to sound like him and was hating at the same time
Ja Rule was his own lane killing it 50 Cent started hating Ja Rule of the music the game destroyed 50 and G unit
I respect a person that stick to their guns and not sell out because this is what hot right now. Salute 🫡
This perfect example of how artist gets in his own way imagine if banks aint tell 50 switch da style up & if Dey hate Den let ‘em hate watch da money Pile Up
LOL. "Pop the bottle" sound.
😂😂😂
Eiht’s already establishes his own sound he’s definitely unique in his own way #westcoast #realrap #legend Straight Up Menace!! 💯🫡
Solid dude, didn't sell out.
Members compton most wanted mc Ehit was done rapping thats good 😊
MC 8 & Jarule look a lot similar. Definitely different Rap Styles though.Compton Most Wanted 👉🏾Growing Up In Tha Hood🅰️💯
I'm glad to see this brother still alive making money
Facts, I respect Brothers with their integrity and never selling out.
He could’ve started his own label and put out the music that he wanted to
Menance2Soc soundtrack, one of the best tunes in history.
Eiht is one of the greats those first 3 CMW records are hard classics
This proves that label heads is not in the streets & lots of times don’t understand black culture I’m big fan of Eiht & like Ja rule I don’t see how they could want a West Coast MC to sound like a NY rapper so disrespectful 🤷🏽♂️
They wanted MC Eiht to sing with R&B singers doing love songs which isn't gonna work at all
Label executives are about making money, thats all. Also, things that go on in the hood can't represent all of the so-called Black Culture.
The best story teller in the history of rap but so underrated
But in 2024 labels want more mc eihts than ja rules salute to eiht for not selling out
Exactly 😂
Nah they just want Lil Wayne who is a puppet and 100% not a gangsta
He Looks Great!
Ja Rule is one of the greatest to ever create music in hip hop. His music is still classic. All record labels wanted that success.
Sadly people won't acknowledge his talent.
My Rap uncle a Gangster lol
Bro as an old school mc8 fan I am glad that he did not change his style Big ups to Little hawk and bird
Standing on principle. Love it
The hood could take me under was dope ❤
Wow!!! This makes a lot of sense with how some of the music was changing then 🤨😠 and why it’s as HORRIBLE as it is now for the most part. These major labels and the industry as a whole is the absolute DEVIL smh. Now it’s many factors that come into the changes and why the music is bad now. But this interview says a lot. So happy MC Eiht kept it 100 and didn’t sell his soul!!!
This explains A LOT tbh. Hip-hop changed *DRASTICALLY* in the 00s. Everyone was making those bottle poppin 🍾 club/love songs. They even made DMX do it 🤦🏾♂️.
I wished MC Eiht didn't quit rap. He's my favorite west coast rapper of all time.
MC Eiht “Last Man Standing”
Take a mouthwash swish of alcohol every time Eiht says, "you know. .."
MC Eith Station was my first artist I follwed on Pandora way back.
Never heard of him but i respect this mans honesty on what he went thru.
If you know "Boyz n the Hood" & "Menace ll Society" you definitely know him.
They wanted my boy to put that shiny suit on 😂
😅
Happy club corny songs 😂😂
I think he would have pulled off the Murder Inc. sound perfectly. I hate Ja Rule, but hearing MC Eights voice over Ja Rules "How Many Wanna Die" beat would be insane.
His voice still one of a kind
I felt like on Last Man Standing album cover Eiht probably didn’t feel that cover, but I took it as him becoming a businessman look, it was actually a good album it still was raw
I can't picture him making sing song lol 🤣💯
A regardless MC Eiht will forever be immortalized not only as A Wax but Lance "Ryder" Wilson till the end of time
Power move as a man
Geah one of coldest in the game💯
Much respect to Ja Rule. He made good music💯
JaRule sold out. Listen to the music he did with Mic Geronimo and Cash Money Clique then listen to the stuff he did with Murder INC then you’ll agree with me 💯
Eiht was dope And even those he was a crip the Blood still listen to his music ya gig He keep it real. On da B 🩸 Falln back and coaching football thats real
We come strapped got some of the sickest production in rap history
That right there is the song that never ends with record labels. Seems like every rap artist from every era has gone through being told to sound like whoever is hot at the time.
Respect