Top 50 Albums by Region: South Day 82

Trick Daddy - www.thug.com

good album, but no

Neither. Dope album though. 4.0

top 50...this album is pretty dope to me

Nann is a banger, but this ain't Top 50.

Eastern Rap Pro wrote:

Nann is a banger, but this ain't Top 50.

So is "Living In A World"...love that song. Still not Top 50 though.

Oh God neither.

Decent album, it's the only Trick album I own. Neither.

Dope album but neither

does my hip hop pass need to be revoked for never hearing a full Trick Daddy album?

Slang Editorial wrote:

does my hip hop pass need to be revoked for never hearing a full Trick Daddy album?

Absolutely not.

Wayne wrote:

Slang Editorial wrote:

does my hip hop pass need to be revoked for never hearing a full Trick Daddy album?

Absolutely not.

Hey wayne - respectively - until you peep that cypress hill - you have no business granting or revoking hip-hop passes.

Slang Editorial wrote:

does my hip hop pass need to be revoked for never hearing a full Trick Daddy album?

And yes - you should at least peep some of his albums - he has dope ones.

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

Wayne wrote:

Slang Editorial wrote:

does my hip hop pass need to be revoked for never hearing a full Trick Daddy album?

Absolutely not.

Hey wayne - respectively - until you peep that cypress hill - you have no business granting or revoking hip-hop passes.

Well, I didn't know that Black Sunday album was that essential.

Wayne wrote:

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

Wayne wrote:

Slang Editorial wrote:

does my hip hop pass need to be revoked for never hearing a full Trick Daddy album?

Absolutely not.

Hey wayne - respectively - until you peep that cypress hill - you have no business granting or revoking hip-hop passes.

Well, I didn't know that Black Sunday album was that essential.

In Wayne's defense, he did say that Black Sunday was on his radar.

And Trick Daddy is NOT an essential artist.

Eastern Rap Pro wrote:

Wayne wrote:

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

Wayne wrote:

Slang Editorial wrote:

does my hip hop pass need to be revoked for never hearing a full Trick Daddy album?

Absolutely not.

Hey wayne - respectively - until you peep that cypress hill - you have no business granting or revoking hip-hop passes.

Well, I didn't know that Black Sunday album was that essential.

In Wayne's defense, he did say that Black Sunday was on his radar.

And Trick Daddy is NOT an essential artist.

Absolutely.

Neither 4 me

Trick Daddy is a veteran in the game with close to 15 years in the game dropping dope music. I would say he is just as essential as any other rapper with that career.

Never heard a trick daddy album. Which is his best?

I would say Book of Thugs is top 50 IMO.

this isn't.

And Wayne, seriously buddy...step your game up. Think you're the NICEST guy on this forum, bar none, but seriously man...Trick Daddy and Cypress Hill are ESSENTIAL.

Cornholio wrote:

I would say Book of Thugs is top 50 IMO.

this isn't.

And Wayne, seriously buddy...step your game up. Think you're the NICEST guy on this forum, bar none, but seriously man...Trick Daddy and Cypress Hill are ESSENTIAL.

The Cypress Hill Black Sunday album is on my radar. And as far as Trick Daddy, I've never been a fan, so respectively, I'm not going to get into anything he does. I did like his "Shut Up" and "Take It To The House" tracks though, otherwise, not a fan.

How can someone say Trick Daddy is not essential? He is top 25 Souf MC for real man.

Yeah c'mon Wayne even I own the 1st 2 Cypress Hills and the Soul Assassins CD...lol

Trick Daddy best album is this one hands down imo. But Thug Holiday and Thug Matrimony: Married to the Streets are close best in his discog also.

And saying Trick Daddy listening is not essential is as bias and ig'nant as you can get. The man has some banging albums.

Tell em Kev!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Where is my tell 'em?

Steve wrote:

Where is my tell 'em?

You were too polite.

I thought that's what I was supposed to be

Steve wrote:

I thought that's what I was supposed to be

indeed. your hands are tied.

I agree Kev. Trick Daddy is essential.

KRob86 wrote:

Trick Daddy best album is this one hands down imo. But Thug Holiday and Thug Matrimony: Married to the Streets are close best in his discog also.

And saying Trick Daddy listening is not essential is as bias and ig'nant as you can get. The man has some banging albums.

You really put those to above Book Of Thugs? Maybe I need to spin them again...

Cornholio wrote:

KRob86 wrote:

Trick Daddy best album is this one hands down imo. But Thug Holiday and Thug Matrimony: Married to the Streets are close best in his discog also.

And saying Trick Daddy listening is not essential is as bias and ig'nant as you can get. The man has some banging albums.

You really put those to above Book Of Thugs? Maybe I need to spin them again...

You know what a lot of people luv that Book Of Thugs so I truly feel where you are comin from. But to me there is sooo much filler on that album and a lot of it was just safe and bland to me.

KRob86 wrote:

Cornholio wrote:

KRob86 wrote:

Trick Daddy best album is this one hands down imo. But Thug Holiday and Thug Matrimony: Married to the Streets are close best in his discog also.

And saying Trick Daddy listening is not essential is as bias and ig'nant as you can get. The man has some banging albums.

You really put those to above Book Of Thugs? Maybe I need to spin them again...

You know what a lot of people luv that Book Of Thugs so I truly feel where you are comin from. But to me there is sooo much filler on that album and a lot of it was just safe and bland to me.

I love that whole album front to back. I can't remember what cd came out right after Book Of Thugs but I bought it blind and was disappointed I've hardly looked back at Trick Daddy Dollars (though I did d/l the cd he came out with last year which was dec, but nothing dope enough to make me go buy some stuff from him).

Need this one, no vote.

Neither. Decent album though.