Which Shady members had a good career run?

[Man1x]

Big time.

Honestly, Radioactive was a fluke. I don't think Yelawolf was even hungry enough when he made it, we all know he made it with the intentions of running the radio - which it easily could have.

I think his next project...we'll hear a totally new Yelawolf whilst containing the best elements from his Trunk Muzik days. Fuck...his next project is gonna be amazing, I can tell. A pissed a rapper is ALWAYS dope.

And yeah...Schoolboy could work Don't think it'd ever happen though...don't think you think that either lol.

No I don't, Eminem has shown interest in Ab-Soul though. Honestly, Ab-Soul wouldn't fit the label though. He said Ab-Soul reminded him of the Slim Shady persona, and Kendrick Lamar gave me a little - I don't want to say hint - that Ab-Soul has a possibility of being signed to Shady when he said on twitter that he doesn't know how this year will play out. I doubt that will happen either.

[rapaddict92]

I think it's just Eminem, 50, and Mr. Porter.

Mr. Porter isn't that successful

he's a pretty big producer these days

[Man1x]

I think it's just Eminem, 50, and Mr. Porter.

Mr. Porter isn't that successful

he's a pretty big producer these days

Tell me where he produces for any major, relevant artist outside of Shady and I will believe you.

[Man1x]

Eminem and Slaughterhouse are Shady. Game was Aftermath, but is irrelevant anyways now. Ludacris isn't too popular, or should I say active any more, Bishop Lamont isn't and has never been relevant, Busta I'm assuming got production when he was on Aftermath (that album didn't do too well), Pharoahe Monch isn't relevant in the mainstream, only the underground. Snoop Dogg hasn't done shit lately. My point isn't to bash Porter, but he is only is successful as far as Eminem's lazy ass reach can go when it comes to promoting his artists. He isn't a popular producer outside of Shady/Aftermath, which are currently at the bottom of the food chain in the mainstream when it comes to popularity outside of Eminem's presence. Luda is the only name that is really applicable when it comes to arguing Porter's solo mainstream success. The fact is he isn't in high demand outside of Eminem's camp.

[firepower]

Cashis probably the most successfull after 50 and Em...that EP did good on the charts

[Man1x]

Cashis probably the most successfull after 50 and Em...that EP did good on the charts

It sold 6k, Obie did way better