Future recently stated in a barbershop interview that Jay-Z was a “non-factor” when Tupac and Biggie were alive in 1996. We break down the actual timeline, the impact of “Reasonable Doubt” versus its initial commercial sales, and whether a Southern artist like Future has a valid perspective on Jay-Z’s underground regional rise.
In this segment from New Old Heads Uncut episode 489, we dive deep into 90s hip hop metrics and history.
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