100 Greatest Nominee Day 58 (C)

Cash Money Millionaires (Juvenile, BG, Turk, Lil Wayne, and Big Tymers)

you cant say these guys arent at least top 100, a few classics in the camp and a lot of volume put out.

This is again a case where i'm not a big fan but as a collective i can see these guys being top 100. My fav from the group above has to be Juve. The impact these guys have had has to put them in the top 100.

I never really liked anything I've heard from these guys, but haven't heard hardly any material from the crew either. So, no vote.

wow, this is a tough one for me. They are easily top 100, but they could be top 50. The entire camp has at least 3-4 albums i consider personal classics(maybe more). People hate on Wayne now, and some of it's deserved. However, Wayne was putting out some good material before he hit the big time. Turk was just ok to me. Baby is the epitome of wack, but Mannie Fresh always made the Big Tymers albums listenable. Mannie Fresh is a great producer to me. I'm sure Juve will get the most love out of the camp, but i always thought he had the tendency to be corny. 400 Degreez is a great album, but that was it for Juve. Nothing else ever came close. I thought it was corny to re-use the same song concept's(Ha!, U Dig, and U Understand) I thought it was corny to recycle a line from a song and re-use it as a chorus. I thought it was corny recycle the beat from Drag Em N The River(although it may be Mannie Fresh's best beat ever). IMO, BG was the star of the group, and easily the most underrated. BG's albums were always dope. Even as a child his stuff was still cool. He killed the Hot Boys albums. His track from Baller Blockin was one of the best ever from that label. IMO, the combo of Mannie Fresh and BG was great.

Top 100 easily...Mannie Fresh kept them with those beats and this was before Lil Wayne became a star per se'..this is when he wasn't as lazy as he is now, they've got impact and influence on their side and also more than their share of hits....

I'm not crazy about them as artists but they are top 100 easily IMO

I voted top 50 because as a camp their catalog is strong and they set trends (I don't agree with) and had the imapct and influence. They also bought a new style of rappin to the game. Just like Boot Camp Click they more cohesive as a unit then solo to me so top 50.

Top 100 easily

Man I was listening to Still Fly yesterday and Mannie Fresh was actually pretty good. Anyone get any recommendations from him?

He only has one solo album which is long as f**k with a lot of skits but it aiight. I would get Got That Work for starters from The Big Tymers.

I agree. The Big Tymers are a better representation of Mannie's work. I production on I Got That Work is dope too.

I love I Got That Work...personal classic for me, lot of memories with that album.

The only one of these guys I'd put in is Juvenile.

But as a collective, would you put them in?

Are we voting on the label?

technically, but its the rappers the ones listed

How come we didn't do No Limit (or other independent labels) like this? Not sure I would have put them up like this but it doesn't really matter....With that said, I voted top 100.... I played the first two Hot Boys albums all the time back in high school.... Not real familiar with their stuff after 2000...

KJ Styles wrote:

The only one of these guys I'd put in is Juvenile.

BG trumps Juve in every way possible in my opinion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du2oFOtDhmI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfQBF0ayO7M#

Steve wrote:

I love I Got That Work...personal classic for me, lot of memories with that album.

I just finished downloading it, I'll spin it tonight and let you know how I like it.

Shon wrote:

But as a collective, would you put them in?

Honestly, no. I feel that the LOX are more talented and they were voted against by some haters, so these guys don't deserve to get in.

KJ Styles wrote:

Shon wrote:

But as a collective, would you put them in?

Honestly, no. I feel that the LOX are more talented and they were voted against by some haters, so these guys don't deserve to get in.

I know the feelin but that is really the wrong reason to vote against them.

I'd say top 100 definitely, when you talk about the history of rap, Cash Money is gonna always be mentioned. Who wasn't bumpin Cash Money in the late 90s?? And I also agree that BG was the best in the click. Chopper City, It's All On U Vol. 1 & 2, and Chopper City In The Ghetto are all Southern classics.