Marvaless Gives Her Thoughts About The Current Female Rappers Of Today. Part 1
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In 1992, a year after finishing high school, Marvaless got together with C-Bo to record her debut album, Ghetto Blues, through AWOL Records. Successive solo releases were Just Marvaless (1995), Wiccked (1996), Fearless (1998), and Ghetto Blues 2001 (2001). During this time, Maravless also made a series of guest appearances on records by acts including 2Pac, Conscious Daughters, Mac Mall, Master P, Mac Dre, and AWOL label mates Lunasicc and C-Bo. She also performed with artists including Ice Cube, Biggie Smalls, Do or Die, and Redman.
In 2003 she returned to the scene with Bonnie and Clyde, a collaboration album with Messy Marv, followed by another collaboration, 3 Da Hard Way, with The Jacka and Husalah of Mob Figaz in 2005. She followed with her next solo album Ready Made the same year. Her most recent album, Queen of The Mob, was released in 2010 and she is planning to release another solo album, Marva Jean, with Legasi Records. She also featured in the album "A Female Grind" by Thugg Miss in 2013.
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One of the coldest Female Rappers ever
Legendary, Peezo was tight too, Guce
Ghetto Blues is a classic! Listened to it not too long ago.
There's not a female in the mainstream rap scene right now that can touch marvaless
They should've changed it to "BET Women" awards if you ask me lol
S/o court nolimit4life Lompoc California tapping in
Guce, killa tay man them should be next fo real I support this podcast no matter what.
Salute
The Only females I listen too in this generation of female rappers is D' Barbie and kamaiyah 👑 4:43
Eazy E put out HWA. Early 90's
Never heard of it but they can’t fuck with Marvelous
We can't keep saying there's no substance while Rapsody has been out rapping dudes forever
She isn't advertised....they push the ignorance
Thats a fact.. I definitely agree.. salute @davidlawson7290
Sa roc, tierra whack, snow tha product, little simz all exist too. I am so sick and tired of people complaining about city girls or sexy red but don't want to dig deep. And people act like lil kim trina and foxy brown did not exist
My idol 918 ❤
The BET Awards itself has been Watered down for a while. So I'm not surprised about this
🤔Watered down? BET awards been🗑️for atleast a decade now.
Boom & vegas and watch us get high like some tru players. That BEAT WAS CRAZY HARD
3:50 exactly we can't complain about this generation. We had our nasty music too. People act like lil kim trina and foxy brown did not exist. And rapsody, sa roc, tierra whack, snow tha product, little simz all exist too. I am so sick and tired of people complaining about city girls or sexy red but don't want to dig deep
The word for the day is accountability and you skipped over that to point fingers. None of the female rappers actually mean any good to the culture by suggesting any of the ideas they speak on so my question is are you supporting the current culture or are you just trying to speak on the matter at hand?
This is the fault of all the women who support that ratchet type of music.
And men don't listen to them? These female rappers that y'all love to criticize can't have support without men. It ain't just women. Men love ratchet women. If not then why do they get the most attention
@@wildsidedetroit 🙄oh stop it aint no straight dudes out here listening to no Sexxy Redd. You reaching right now
@@postmastersgt1670Sosa does
YB just had to throw in the latino rapper
Rapsody