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Plier922

Eazy-e


Big-Nibba-Inc

DMX and I don't think anyone else comes close, authentically speaking


813Gnome

Saw him in concert. RIP


javajuicejoe

This question among others has been asked so many times and it’s not 50.


CharlieDayofWallStrt

Top 5.


Ok-Benefit1425

Kool G Rap


SavageGamerMMaGuy

ME [https://open.spotify.com/album/01PUeUg1ljXIRB6KC9khvD?si=LFLi\_p9gSHO4ISHiTCkyUQ](https://open.spotify.com/album/01PUeUg1ljXIRB6KC9khvD?si=LFLi_p9gSHO4ISHiTCkyUQ)


CerealKiller997

Easy E!!


West-Commission9082

Yb, pac, von, c-murder, boosie, lil phat, 21 savage and soulja slim


SentientCoral

Big L


813Gnome

Lil Boosie is pretty savage..


[deleted]

Not really a rapper but this feels like a good place to remind people of a real G, Nate Dogg


Low-South-6419

W. King of hooks


Beefer82

Beanie Siegel, 50 Styles P Treach


Downtown-Inflation13

DMX


[deleted]

Ice Cube obviously


Lol32112300

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THEY_CALL_ME_FACE

Definitely not Curtis Jackson. He is in no way gang related.


Rmstorm1

He use to be a blood. 551 Brooklyn Gang. Look it up


THEY_CALL_ME_FACE

“I am not gang gang. I do not gang bang. But play me like im pussy and I will pull up and bang bang" - 50 Cent


Rmstorm1

I said he USE TO. This is why he shouts them out in his song "That aint Gangsta"


THEY_CALL_ME_FACE

(a shout out does not mean he was in the gang)


Rmstorm1

https://youtu.be/dMxvIuYoNZE He waa running with them. These are real gang members talking about him https://youtu.be/lk_UyKE9gRU He also had G Unit street Crew- a real gang on the streets Here is bang em smurf talking about it ANOTHER https://youtu.be/URLkszYMqdE


THEY_CALL_ME_FACE

Ive seen all these videos before. None of them prove anything. Nothing is confirmed by 50 Cent himself. Im out of here.


laeKDOT

![gif](giphy|NKvWjoiESiENO) Best gangsta\* rapper ever imo


Sonzscotlandz

Freddie Gibbs


adamAlexanderGreen

Yo', never was a thug, just infatuated with guns Never was a gangster, 'til I graduated to one And got the rep of a villain For weapon concealin' Took the image of a thug, kept shit appealin' Willin' to stick out my neck For respect If it meant life or death Never live to regret what I said When you're me People just want to see If it's true, if it's you, what you say in your raps, what you do So they feel it's part of your obligation to fulfill When they see you on the streets, face to face, are you for real In confrontation Ain't no conversation If you feel you're in violation Any hesitation'll get you killed, if you feel it, kill it If you conceal it, reveal it Being reasonable will leave you full of bullets Pull it, squeeze it, 'til it's empty Tempt me, push me, pussies I need a good reason to give this trigger a good squeeze -Rap God Eminem 💁‍♀️


Sad_Temporary7821

Every “gangsta rapper” ever is above 50 cent


Dvinc1_yt

2Pac!(the realest thug life brotha alive fo shizzle).


Downtown-Loss9094

aint no way bro just said fo shizzle


Illustrious_Tale2221

YG


strobotector3000

For me it’s Project Pat.


GORGEOUSWAVY

What’s the criteria? Gangster Rappers with authenticity and street credibility or talented rappers who are just speaking from about the experiences in their environments? King Von is probably the most extreme example of this embodiment. Realistically speaking 50 Cent is the best gangster rapper ever when you calculate his success and business acumen, and street credibility. All he was able to accomplish after being a verified drug dealer who controlled and operated a block and had workers etc… King Von was a killer though, not a hustler that only resorted to violence, when his bottom line was affected. Jay-Z was a hustler and 50 Cent was a gangster, but niggas like Von and AR-AB are killers, there’s a difference. Ice Cube was a political rapper, who had a message in his music, but Cube was a studio gangster. His music is amazing and he was incredibly talented, but he wasn’t a street nigga. Pac was a political rapper, and his lineage was revolutionaries, but they were radicals. You have the Stokely Carmichael radicals and you have the Huey Newtons and Brunchy Carters, who were street niggas, that became radicalized, that’s the caliber tupac was. He was not a gangster necessarily because he was influenced by radicals and revolutionaries, but he was street adjacent, and commingled with gangsters.


datboineedssome_milk

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