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When the love and flowers are 🔥! @therhymemachineofficial shows up hard for our co-founder, @tragedy252 and their #💯! 🙏

” @tragedy252 is one of Hip Hop’s great unsung architects. He entered the culture so young that he was already recording with Marley Marl and the Juice Crew while Hip Hop itself was still becoming what we recognize today. That gives Trag a perspective very few emcees can claim. He didn’t arrive after the blueprint was written. He helped write part of it. Listen to Intelligent Hoodlum and then listen to what came out of Queensbridge in the 90s. The darker imagery, street intelligence, vocabulary, rhyme patterns and way reality could be turned into cinematic bars all feel connected to a language Trag was developing years earlier. Havoc was his young protégé and Tragedy even gave him the name Havoc. Nas, Mobb Deep, CNN and an entire Queensbridge generation would take the sound in their own incredible directions, but Trag is one of the important links between the raw language of 80s Hip Hop and the style of street lyricism that dominated the 90s and still lives today.

What makes that legacy even crazier is that Tragedy never became a museum piece. Put on the new music and the pen is still sharp. The voice, pockets, vocabulary and command of a verse are still there. For anybody serious about becoming an elite emcee, his catalog deserves to be studied, not just heard. Study the early records. Study Intelligent Hoodlum. Study his role in The War Report. Then study his own albums and mixtapes as well as what he does now. You’re hearing an emcee who has existed through almost the entire recorded history of this culture without losing the ability to rhyme at an elite level. If Hip Hop ever wanted a biopic that could tell its own evolution through one human life, Tragedy Khadafi has lived one of those stories. From MC Percy to Intelligent Hoodlum to Tragedy Khadafi, generations changed around him, styles changed around him, and the culture became a global institution. Trag kept rhyming. Issue #100 had to be him.
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