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• 2Pac – "All Eyez on Me" Review: The Last and Greatest Statement — 9.5/10

• 2Pac – "Me Against the World" Review: The Last and Greatest Statement — 9.5/10
• 2Pac – "Me Against the World" Review: The Last Statement Before the Storm — 9.5/10

• 50 Cent – "Animal Ambition" Review: The Last Album from a Man Who Stopped Growing — 3/10

• 50 Cent – "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" Review: The Debut That Changed Rap's Commercial Ceiling — 9/10

The underlying article needs a factual review before this score can be used in a ranking.

No unambiguous release year was recorded in the scorecard metadata.

The article describes a released 2011 project, but the project identity and release status need confirmation against the artist’s account.

• Asher Roth – "Is This Too Orange?" Review: Yes. And Also Too Forgettable. — 3/10

• A Tribe Called Quest – "Midnight Marauders" Review: Their Most Melodically Perfect Album — 9.5/10

• A Tribe Called Quest – "The Low End Theory" Review: The Most Timeless Album in Rap History — 10/10

• Beastie Boys – "Paul’s Boutique" Review: The Most Ambitious Sampling Achievement in Rap History — 9.5/10

• Benzino – "Arch Nemesis" Review: The Source Owner Who Couldn't Rap — 1/10

• Big L – "Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous" Review: Harlem’s Greatest MC — 9/10

• Big Pun – "Capital Punishment" Review: The South Bronx’s Greatest MC — 9/10

No unambiguous release year was recorded in the scorecard metadata.

• Blueface – "Find the Beat" Review: He Is Still Looking — 2/10

• Bow Wow – "New Jack City II" Review: Lil Bow Wow Tried to Grow Up. It Didn't Quite Work. — 3/10

• Canibus – "C! True Hollywood Stories" Review: A Gifted Lyricist's Most Baffling Mistake — 2/10

The underlying article needs a factual review before this score can be used in a ranking.

No unambiguous release year was recorded in the scorecard metadata.

Apple Music lists B.A.R.S. — The Barry Adrian Reese Story in 2007. The archive article uses a different title expansion and claims 2012; its score remains on hold pending a factual review.

• Cassidy – "B.A.R.S." Review: He Could Still Spit. Nobody Was Listening. — 2/10

• Chingy – "Hoodstar" Review: Right Thurr Was the Lightning. This Is the Empty Sky. — 3/10

• Clipse – "Hell Hath No Fury" Review: The Greatest Cocaine-Rap Album Ever Made — 9.5/10

• Common – "Be" Review: Common’s Finest Album — 9/10

• De La Soul – "3 Feet High and Rising" Review: The Most Joyful Album in Rap History — 9.5/10

• Diddy – "Press Play" Review: The Best Album of 2006 That Would Have Been Better Without Diddy — 3/10

• DMX – "It's Dark and Hell Is Hot" Review: The Most Explosive Debut of 1998 — 9/10

• Dr. Dre – "2001" Review: The Record That Defined Late-90s West Coast Rap — 9.5/10

• Dr. Dre – “The Chronic” Review: The Album That Invented G-Funk — 9.5/10

• Drake – "Honestly, Nevermind" Review: The House Album Nobody Asked For — 3/10

• Drake – "Take Care" Review: The Album That Defined a Generation — 9/10
• Drake – "Take Care" Review: Drake’s Finest Album — 9/10