We had no idea that Fabolous was such a scary drug lord. – DJ Pizzo

    Brooklyn is known for producing some of hip-hop’s most prized MCs.  From Big Daddy Kane to Jay-Z, from Notorious B.I.G. to Mos Def, this borough obviously has a knack for rearing talent.  As of late, Fabolous has emerged as the torch bearer for the future Brooklyn MC.  From his debut album Ghetto Fabolous in [cont.]

“Street Dreams are made of these, niggas push beamers and 300 E’s, everybody’s looking for something.”  With those sentiments and a flossy big budget video from Hype Williams, Nas  went from Nasty to Esco and helped usher in hip-hop’s pretty boy thug era. Undoubtedly influenced by those words, Fabolous, has taken a cue from Nasir [cont.]