[EXiLE]

Having been a rap fiend for nearly a year now, I think it's time to address a more classic album. I present to thee, Mobb Deep's The Infamous. Displaying a gritty, dark theme, rappers Prodigy and Havoc tell tales of living the /real/ life of a Queens Bridge gangster. Collaborations with Raekwon the Chef, Nas, and Big Noyd make this album a crowd pleaser, and each song has a different kind of drive behind it. If you are looking for something new, jam this shit. It's top stuff. I love it. 10/10.

Listen to it here.

[Losi]

Fuck yeah. Mobb Deep is a classic. That shit is real as fuck.

[EXiLE]

Fuck yeah. Mobb Deep is a classic. That shit is real as fuck.

Indeed it is. Each rap just speaks a different kind of mental language. Top shit. Although, in saying that, I'd probably get lynched if I played it in public judging by my, er... community.

[Losi]

Indeed it is. Each rap just speaks a different kind of mental language. Top shit. Although, in saying that, I'd probably get lynched if I played it in public judging by my, er... community.

I'd probably get smacked up from where I live but not lynched. But I'm not in Compton or East LA. Where you at? I'm right near Oakland.

[EXiLE]

New Zealand. A country owned by the natives who all seem to believe they are Bloods or Crips. You can't exactly go anywhere without feeling threatened, in all honesty.