>Murda Muzik was the fourth album by American hip-hop duo Mobb Deep, released through Columbia Records and the group's Loud label August 17, 1999. It was their most successful album with over 1 million copies sold in the US.
not music
>>131902311that shit's not music, bro
>>131902333>>131902336it says muzik right there retards
>>131902311>It was their most successful album with over 1 million copies sold in the USAlso at least 800,000 of those people were white.
Prodigy RIP
Murda Muzik [Loud, 1999]"Guns, money, pussy, cars, drugs, jewels, clothes, brawls, killings, buroughs, buildings, diseases, stress, the D's." And then: "Straight reality." Yeah, right. B-
>>131902391no one on this board had that album as a kid, or Significant Other. not at all. never getting anyone to admit it.
>>131902311mobb deep to me was the death of real hip hop. Yea there was mainstream pop rap like biggie, but mobb deep was supposed to be street, and it just ushered in that awful 97-2002 era of ny rap
>>131902619amazing how much it turned into a cartoon shitshow the moment Pac and Biggie were in the ground
>>131902333>>131902336>look mom, i posted it again
>>131902369never gonna beat those double digit accusations
>>131904169hip-hop was always a cartoon shitshow.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fm7GZHukDHo
>>131902333It's muzik.
>>131902518I had both those albums, they both came out right at the end of my senior year in high school. Remember the time period well.Murda Muzik wasn't that good though, had Quiet Storm and that was about it from what I can remember. The Infamous is a classic to this day thoughbeit.
>>131908514>Quiet Storm and that was about it from what I can remember.brooohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHKqjSDE9WA
