Rappers from Detroit
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Rappers from Detroit
by One Mic » Jun 18th, '11, 10:29
Name your favourite Detroit rappers
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Re: Rappers from Detroit
by ThomasJ » Jun 18th, '11, 10:39
J Dilla
Black Milk
Guilty Simpson
Blade Icewood
Mc Breed
Dogmatic
Trick-Trick
Quest MCODY
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Black Milk
Guilty Simpson
Blade Icewood
Mc Breed
Dogmatic
Trick-Trick
Quest MCODY
Slum Village
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Re: Rappers from Detroit
by Master Chief » Jun 18th, '11, 10:42
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Re: Rappers from Detroit
by Devil'sAdvocate » Jun 18th, '11, 10:53
Jon Conner is from the D right,great talent tbh.
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Re: Rappers from Detroit
by ThomasJ » Jun 18th, '11, 11:04
Devil'sAdvocate wrote:Jon Conner is from the D right,great talent tbh.
Nope, he's from Flint.
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Re: Rappers from Detroit
by KillahBee » Jun 18th, '11, 11:41
Aside from what's been mentioned, check out Danny Brown too
His voice on certain tracks takes time to get used to, but he's killing it at the moment, his verse on the Random Axe LP is one of the best I've heard all year
Give his album "The Hybrid" a listen
Oh and definitely peep Guilty Simpson as TJ mentioned, I know from reading your posts that you like that in your face style, this guy is as rugged as anyone right now, he's not very technical, but he doesn't need to be
His voice on certain tracks takes time to get used to, but he's killing it at the moment, his verse on the Random Axe LP is one of the best I've heard all year
Give his album "The Hybrid" a listen
Oh and definitely peep Guilty Simpson as TJ mentioned, I know from reading your posts that you like that in your face style, this guy is as rugged as anyone right now, he's not very technical, but he doesn't need to be
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Re: Rappers from Detroit
by dR3 » Jun 18th, '11, 12:52
Black Milk is a must.
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Re: Rappers from Detroit
by EyeQ200 » Jun 18th, '11, 13:58
Lello wrote:king gordy ain't he from the d? where's the outsidaz from too?
Gordy is.
Outsidaz are from Brick City (Newark, New Jersey) like Redman. (with the exceptions of when Em & Bizarre were early members)
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Re: Rappers from Detroit
by One Mic » Jun 18th, '11, 14:11
This remains my favourite quote from a Detroit rapper tbh.
Wish I could hear it in audio format. Trick Trick >>>>>
Wish I could hear it in audio format. Trick Trick >>>>>
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Re: Rappers from Detroit
by momentsgolden » Jun 18th, '11, 18:43
DƎRDYPK wrote:
Was surprised people ddnt name them and Kid Rock from the outset! lol
Was seeing a battle video yesterday- Either Murda Mook or Jae Dills is from Detroit. Lots of punchlines and barely any substance though.
One Mic wrote:This remains my favourite quote from a Detroit rapper tbh.
Wish I could hear it in audio format. Trick Trick >>>>>
Trick trick is real Detroit Steel. Fucking love it when he collaborates with Eminem.
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Re: Rappers from Detroit
by Devil'sAdvocate » Jun 18th, '11, 20:37
dR3 wrote:Black Milk is a must.
checked a couple tracks of that random axe LP,it was dope.
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