[Exodus]

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Originally Posted by TheBlueMarvel

lol you edited your post after reading my dig on Will? You a Scientologist, son? We're talking about a time in which there was a lot more variety than exists now, for sure. But c'mon dawg...Will was popular among 'party rap' fans, but even in that niche, I'd give the nod to Kid n' Play, Biz, Salt 'n Peppa, Heavy D, Rob Base, Beastie Boys, 3 Times Dope, Kwame, Slick Rick, Dana Dane, and even 3rd Base before Will. That's not even touching what fans like myself were listening to...KRS, P.E., Ultra Magnetic, Rakim, Cool J, MC Lyte, E.P.M.D., Special Ed, Just Ice, Stetsasonic, Audio Two, the Juice Crew - Kane, Kool G Rap, MC Shan, Masta Ace, Roxanne Shante, Craig G, Native Tongues - the Jungle Brothers, De La, Tribe, Latifa, Monie Love, Hilltop Hustlers - Steady B, Cool C...but you're right we should be having this dialogue on a ol-skool rap site...FYI: I was a DJ too and even though my Technics have long been retired...never challenge my rap acumen, son! lol Will Smith relevant ppffftt! His shit was always light-weight!...but the ladies liked it and when they moved...we moved!

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Originally Posted by TheBlueMarvel

@Trivial

...was a genius and should have been added...but 'I manifest' (Words I Manifest) didn't pop until '90...there are MANY I left out from the early '90's...Black Sheep, PRT, Paris, KMD (MF Doom), Fu-schnickens, Souls of Mischief, Digable Planets, and the list goes on and on and on and on...RAP will never die!

No love for Gangsta rap huh :P Pac and the death row folks were my fav...

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Originally Posted by deadironpoolman

Anyone think this is legit?

2016 X-Men Legends Wave Revealed?!? - - MarvelousNews.com

Dang this may put me back into collecting the legends again haha...