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Permalink Reply by King Jaffey Joe on October 2, 2008 at 2:29pm

would you murder if you had to?

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Permalink Reply by That n**** Doc on October 2, 2008 at 2:50pm

I agree with you homey. The Massacre was a classic. From the storytelling in "Baltimore Love Thing" to the gritty street sounds of "I'm Supposed to Die Tonight" to the grown man vibe on "Ryder Music", the s*** was fire up and down. And honestly, I'd prefer listening to it even more than the GRODT album (which was a classic as well). I think by that time though that people had realized what 50 was about and just started not liking him. And by that I mean they see that he was a threat to expose they favorite rapper at any point. I still like Fif. Not as much as I did. Some of his moves were a lil' shady, but the music was still bumping. Especially "The Massacre".

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Permalink Reply by dice on October 2, 2008 at 2:50pm

1.1 million in a week

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Permalink Reply by Richy on October 2, 2008 at 2:57pm

yo the best song on that cd was position of power thats for all the real niggas out there gettin paid hustle hard n**** never b contempt wat the money u got always stride for money legal or illegal

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Permalink Reply by אני הצל on October 2, 2008 at 2:58pm

Being money-hungry capitalists basically.

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Permalink Reply by King Jaffey Joe on October 2, 2008 at 3:03pm

good s*** people, so the majority agree

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Permalink Reply by BIG SOUTH DA GREAT on October 2, 2008 at 3:29pm

i agree with ya 100% homie "southside of wash d.c stand da f*** up"

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Permalink Reply by marcus andrew on October 2, 2008 at 3:39pm

how the hell was massacre was a classic even if candy shop and just a lil bit was not on there it still is not a classic i agree with you on the biggie and the tupac but again massacre wasn't that great i mean fifty was the s*** when first came out with wankasta and in the club now hes not the same no more i guess money got the best of him now but hope his new album will at least be good because the last two wasn't feeling it.
Be real with your self my favorite rapper is nas i am not going to say every album he put out is classic hell no what ever happen to say the album is decent you guys throwing classics on a albums for the hell of it

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Permalink Reply by www.Luigi504.com on October 2, 2008 at 4:00pm

wtf?! Candy Shop and Lil Bit was the BEST commercial songs of that time period, yall who say its candy shop that made the album wack is ignorant as hell. Yall prolly sayin it cuz Game said it. Wasnt candy shop in the billboard where 50 had the 1st 3 charts (1st time ever since beatles)? idk i could be wrong but, yeah candy shop was a hit, so was a lil bit.

Ryder music and Position of power are ma s*** though on that album! Yeah we need more s*** like that in 50's album.
Yeah Massacre was CLASSIC, Curtis was very good.

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Permalink Reply by Jnr(Pound stronger den d dollar) on October 2, 2008 at 4:01pm

at the time 2005 massacre was bangin from like nearly every car hate it or love it candy shop was a banger ,disco inferno and jus a lil bit was his best selection for singles thats why he had the charts on SMASH

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Permalink Reply by Chris on October 2, 2008 at 4:25pm

Are you kidding me? Curtis wasnt a good album? It wasnt his best, but it was hot. There was 3 wack songs on Curtis, Ams Park, Fire and Follow My Lead. That s*** had hard joints like Gun Go Off, Man Down, Still Kill, I Get Money, Come and Go, Movin On Up, Fully Loaded Clip, Curtis 187, Hands Up High, those werent dope joints? Then with decent joints like STTB, Peep Show, and even All Of Me and Ayo were dope chick songs. Overall the album was hot, 3 wack songs, thats it. So to say Curtis was not good, you either dont know hot music, or are a hater. The album clearly was 3.5/5 without question.

But what if Fif kept songs he did from Mass to Curtis, now I know all of them arent his songs, he may have just appeared on them, but what if songs like Creep, Nightmares, Pearly Gates, Cake, Rotten Apple, Hold On, the joint on Timbos album with Yayo, Funeral Music, You Dont Know, The Re Up, s*** like that, not all were his songs, but if he had all those songs he was on, and kept them for his album, along with the hot joints off Curtis, imagine how hot of an album he could have put out?

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Permalink Reply by Chris on October 2, 2008 at 4:26pm

Are you kidding me? Curtis wasnt a good album? It wasnt his best, but it was hot. There was 3 wack songs on Curtis, Ams Park, Fire and Follow My Lead. That s*** had hard joints like Gun Go Off, Man Down, Still Kill, I Get Money, Come and Go, Movin On Up, Fully Loaded Clip, Curtis 187, Hands Up High, those werent dope joints? Then with decent joints like STTB, Peep Show, and even All Of Me and Ayo were dope chick songs. Overall the album was hot, 3 wack songs, thats it. So to say Curtis was not good, you either dont know hot music, or are a hater. The album clearly was 3.5/5 without question.

But what if Fif kept songs he did from Mass to Curtis, now I know all of them arent his songs, he may have just appeared on them, but what if songs like Creep, Nightmares, Pearly Gates, Cake, Rotten Apple, Hold On, the joint on Timbos album with Yayo, Funeral Music, You Dont Know, The Re Up, s*** like that, not all were his songs, but if he had all those songs he was on, and kept them for his album, along with the hot joints off Curtis, imagine how hot of an album he could have put out?

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