Beg For Mercy album by G-Unit

[BlueberryWun]

Just listned to it the other day after a long time. The album is a banger from start to finish pretty much. 50 in his prime was a beast

[Kill You]

Back when rap as a whole was still good.

[BlueberryWun]

Yuh it's a classic album 4 sho

[Despicable]

Its a very good album!

[Hansen]

10/10 album. My 5th to 7th grade right there. My favourites would probably be: Stunt 101, My Buddy, Betta Ask Somebody, Beg For Mercy

[TheGentlePlayer]

G'D Up >>>>>>>>>

[PAINKILLƎR]

G'D Up >>>>>>>>>

Came here to post this.

[BlueberryWun]

@ Reviolutionary if you take it too serious you won't enjoy it not to say being a Gangster is positive but it's a lifestyle non the less people in this case lets just say 50 chose to live because of where he grew up, poverty. I don't get how you can like Relapse for example an album 10 times more violent than Beg For Mercy but say ya grown outta this kinda music fam. It's kinda goes back to the Talib Kweli double standards comment

[the real slim shady]

Back when rap as a whole was still good.

As opposed to now when rap is still good, if you know where to look.

Good album though, i only have a hard copy though and im not sure where it is.

[BlueberryWun]

I can see where you coming from kinda in that you love detail but i don't neccesarily think too much detail is essential in great music. I always felt only certain people want this and if so fair enough. But some just enjoy effective music. That's the great thing about music theres somethin for everybody. I cant get into horrorcore but i always liked street music it's just you made it sound as if those of us who like street music are immature. Prolly not on purpoe but it came across like that homie.

[BlueberryWun]

Also being a involved in a certain lifestyle has nothin to do with skin tone/race there are and always have been whites that have been in involved in a street lifestyle, grew up poor. Some of my white homiez came up in a certain type of place i grew up in i can relate to them more than say a rich black person. In the same way there is alotta black people who grew up wealthy. I think also if you from the suburbs and wealthy but you like street music that's not a crime as long as you don't get influenced but if you listen to it because it is appealing to ya ears. I see no problem with that.

[BlueberryWun]

Nas is not Gangster Rap

[Mathers]

This was G Unit at it's peak, I wish it lasted longer.

[Francesco]

Just listned to it the other day after a long time. The album is a banger from start to finish pretty much. 50 in his prime was a beast

Definitely a classic... check out T.O.S., it's a fucking masterpiece... it was the last real NY kinda album IMO.

[BlueberryWun]

Just listned to it the other day after a long time. The album is a banger from start to finish pretty much. 50 in his prime was a beast

Definitely a classic... check out T.O.S., it's a fucking masterpiece... it was the last real NY kinda album IMO.

Yeah i got T.O.S. love that album too. G-Unit are just legends along with D-Block, Dipset