Name a rapper who didn’t die young, actually walked away from the rap game, and left their legacy completely intact.
I’m talking about someone who knew when to call it quits instead of dragging their career out and tarnishing their legacy.
Who comes to mind?

In a recent interview with Atmosphere on PopkillerTV Plus on YouTube, Slug spoke about the long lost album he did with The Alchemist around 15 years ago (!) The album was called "Lake Minnetonka" and he's urging fans to hit up AL on social media and tell him to drop it :) / Can you imagine that collab? Do you think we'll get to hear it?

Particularly tracks like "Rest in Piss", "Season of Da Siccness", "Liquor Sicc", "Siccmade."

Its a very distinct sound, I think the high pitched G-funk whistle is a lot to do with it but the delivery of the lines also helps massively.

Thanks.

I think Token is technically brilliant but to me he doesn't really have an edge about him,

he can speed rap and stack syllables but some things are just missing

whom are rappers you think have technical ability but lack charisma,the IT factor and their music just doesn't feel"iconic"or generational,despite technically being on beat,rhyming words(as all rappers should),using cadences or so

and their art just doesnt have a certain personality?

Anyone else hate that I'll be missing you by puff daddy is genuinely a good song? I hate diddy as much as the next person but I just live that song, and it annoys me.

I'm in late 20s now and whenever a song of his comes on shuffle on spotify I usually end up skipping it. A lot of it is just childish and shock value, especially the slim shady stuff.

I think he could