50 Cent get rich or die tryin

[Vino24]

Say whatever you want no album comes as polished and hard hitting as this. Still enjoyable to this day :rockon:

[warriorfan]

I don

[ROCSteady]

I think it’s def top 10 or so.


For me to properly consider this, we may have to separate hip hop and rap

[MrFonzworth]

Definitely his best work. Jadakiss did expose the **** out of him afterwards though so I don't rate any of his stuff after it.

[Kblaze8855]

It has a good 10 or 11 songs I

[scuzzy]

Classic, but what wasn't a near classic back then :confusedshrug:

Hip Hop peaked 03-06, mild nostalgia but fact

Another month, Another artist, Another classic dropped. That was mid 00's Rap


Get Rich or Die Tryin/The Massacre
College Dropout/Late Registration
The Documentary
Red Light District/Chicken*N*Beer
Urban Legend/KING
Thug Motivation 101
Hunger for More
Kiss of Death
Diplomatic Immunity
Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
Black Album
Carter 1, Carter 2
Mike Jones/The Peoples Champ/Trill
Port of Miami


So much cultural identity and sub genres during that run, all poppin without any need for California artists. Which is exactly why it's just better if West Coast rap dies and off airwaves. Pac is a Harlem niqqa. Kendrick doesn't even smoke. Game sucks

[ShawkFactory]

This and MMLP were basically my introductions to hip-hop. Almost every song on that album gives me a specific nostalgic feeling. Probably haven't listened to most of the songs in a decade but could still go through every verse.

But it's tough to say it's the GOAT rap album when the rapper just isn't really that good.

Kind of insulting to some of the GOAT rappers who would make 50 feel like a literal child in almost any scenario when they'd have to spit.

[ROCSteady]

The Documentary was a straight fire album, removing cultural relevance, it was just as good as GRODT.

The beats were SLAMMIN

[tpols]

****** alert.

wee ooo

[Celtics 1825]

Good but nowhere near GOAT man c'mon