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10 Biggest Busts In Rap History

From Jay-Z to Kanye West to Drake and Lil Wayne, the rap game has seen a number of success stories. But on the other side of the spectrum, rap has had a fair share of talented MCs that never reached their full potential.

For every Jay-Z, there's a Memphis Bleek, a rapper that had all the hype in the world, but in the end, they became a bust.

Here's our list of The 10 Biggest Busts In Hip-Hop History.

DJ Vlad interviewed controversial rapper, Game about his top five wackest rappers of all time and Lil B the Based god ended up at the top of his list.

Game admits to only hearing one verse from the Cali phenom before awarding him with the crown. "This is crazy man, the wackest rapper [is] Lil B. He's got to get it. I heard him on [Lil] Wayne's Sorry 4 the Wait [on 'Grove St. Party (Freestyle)'], and that was it," said Game.

Some other names that found themselves in the wack category according to Game were Lil' Zane, Vanilla Ice and Memphis Bleek.

He's had some past history feuding with Bleek so we get why he's up there and he also had some issues with Ras Kass that turned physical, so Kass was given the silver medal of wackness in Game's book for being a "wack rapper" not a wack lyricist.

He explained,  "So at first, we were talking about wack at rapping, but now we're talking about wack rappers. The reason why he's wack is because he does wack rapper shit. He gets the number two spot, and my fist may just be biased to that, but he slides in at number two."
Hiphop-n-more.com posted all five parts of the interview if you want to see Game express his opinion.

As previously reported Sigel lashed out at his former boss in 2009 claiming that he was disloyal and never visited him while in prison.
Since his first public outburst, Sigel has given radio interviews, threatened to “smack the sh*t out of Drake” and released diss tracks like his '09 release “Average Cat.”

Now two years later, Beanz is speaking out and admitting that he's made a mistake.

The Broad Street Bully gave a statement to XXL Tuesday saying,

“ What Mike Epps say? 'Gangstas f**k up too. Whatever I felt this dude Jay did wrong to me, it can't outweigh the one thing he did do for me - he gave me an opportunity. Dude gave me an opportunity. I got caught in the moment and put my feelings out there. I should have never done that."

 

Beanz has since decided not to release a full album worth of material dissing Jay-Z, Memphis Bleek and Rocafella Records.

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In an interview with HardKnockTV.com, Freeway stated that a lot of the Roc roster didn't receive a heavy promotion in the end due to the personal feud that was going on with Jay-Z and Dame Dash.

“I just feel like towards the end, everyone was focaused on what Jay and Dame were doing and not really promoting our albums.  Like when everything was falling apart, everyone was concentrating on what they were doing versus what we're doing.”

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When asked about his feelings regarding the beef that former label mate Beanie Sigel has with Jay-Z, Freeway states that he wishes the two would "reach out to each other" and move past their issue.

“I know it's crazy to everyone else, but really it all boils down to a misunderstanding,” Freeway continued. “If they would just talk to each other and clear the air, they would both see that it was a misunderstanding.”

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According to reports, Jay Z was spotted having dinner with the old Roc-A-Fella posse including Beanie Siegel and Memphis Bleek.

An insider tells HipHopWired.com  that today will make a historic day in Hip-Hop.

“Jay and Dame have talked about resurrecting the Roc” the insider claims.   “All they are looking at now is how they want to handle the deals with the side artists.”

Damon Dash also commented as he left the restaurant stating, [More]

“Time heals all wounds and we're back to getting this money.  Jay has always been like my brother so once again it's on.”

Jay didn't respond but did a flash a smile and held up the Roc sign as he exited.

All we can say is it's about time….that you guys caught on to the fact that this isn't real. Do we really have to say it?  Ha Ha!!!

With details scarce, reports state that the rapper was shot in Queens after Loso's show located at Club Amazura.

G Baby, 22, was the protégé of Memphis Bleek and was a new artist of Bleek's upcoming label, Get Low Records.  Outside of the music business, the rapper stated that G Baby was also a childhood friend.

After hearing the news of his friend's fatal shooting, Bleek turned to his fans and Twitter to give his reaction to such a tragedy.

“I'm in mood I can't explain I lost a real n**ga 2day R.I.P. to my n**ga who was like a bro to me!!  G.BABY..Love u G….”

“2nite goes out for the baby boy G I got u my n**ga see u on the other side!  Thx to those who showed me love…getlow we to strong to break!!”

Fab also gave some words and paid condolences to another fallen soldier.

“Life is not Promised.. Live Life to the fullest, & like there is no 2moro.. Lost a soldier in the field this morning.. R.I.P. G Baby.”

Along with Brown, there has been a rising wave of violence within New York as a 13-year-old, Kevin Miller, was shot in the back of the head from a stray bullet back in October.

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It's not a secret that a lot of animosity started to surface between Jay-Z and Beans after Sigel's weapons conviction.  Beanie previously stated that while he was incarcerated, he  didn't receive any support from Jigga  and according to insiders that statement isn't far from the truth.

According to former Roc-A-Fella videographer Choke No Joke in an interview with Hip-Hopstan.com, he stated,

"When Beans got locked up, I was there with Dame and going out to visit him and going to court dates but Jay wasn't really present when it came to that.  I do remember that one time he went to court and they asked him to vouch for Beans and he said 'No.'  Which is kind of understandable because Beans is kind of unpredictable."

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Further explaining Jay's reasoning, he explained that Beans was a liability and the "type to get busy" at a moment's notice and spoke of an occasion when Sigel flashed the Mac and saved The Louis Vuitton Don from getting robbed and relived of his Roc-A-Fella chain.

In addition to being the label “handler,” Choke goes on to explain that when Beanie and other Roc-A-Fella artists appeared in various projects, they weren't paid.

“I can understand why [Beanie] is mad, because a lot of people don't know the stuff that he did off of the strength of Roc-La-Familia for free. A lot of the artists on the Roc that were in the State Property movie and ad campaigns, they didn't get paid. They were told not to worry about it, because it was good exposure.”

Man, it seems as if the “perfect position” that Jay-Z claims he put Beanie in wasn't so perfect, but we will let you view the video and judge for yourself.

“Seven years later, now it's a problem?”

With the unexpected reappearance of Beanie Sigel and the unwanted disses that he had to throw again at Jay Z and now T.I., there comes a point where somebody must respond to the actions from the rapper.

Seeming to still be sour over something that occurred years in the past, the credibility of Beans is in question and people continue to speculate why.

Whereas Jay is on a level where he feels no need to respond, Memphis Bleek feels it a necessity to address his former label mate and figure out exactly what Sigel is aiming to do.

Addressing the Broad Street Bully on MTV, Bleek can only wonder why the rapper keeps going.

“You said all you had to say. You said you wasn't gonna say no more until Jay called you. He ain't call. Everything you said ain't adding up. It becomes a point, what are you doing it for?”

Being involved with past beef, Bleek knows the outcome is Jigga ever places himself in a position to respond the way Beans wants him to.

“Anybody knows if you come at Hov, you're not stopping his movement. C'mon, it's stupid. We been there before. We seen this movie. I hate to elaborate on it, because it's like I'm breathing life on a situation that really don't need no life to it.”

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In related news, in regards to the recent footage that appeared with Bleek and Damon Dash, the rapper stated that the video was from 2006 and is nothing new.