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Evander Holyfield was a boxer who reigned as the undisputed champion in both the cruiserweight and heavyweight divisions during the 1990’s, earning 29 knockouts throughout his career. He also grew up in 21’s hometown of Atlanta, GA.
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Kanye West -- Graduation
All of Ye’s albums have great covers (except maybe Pablo), but Graduation was the album that opened my ears to rap music that sounded different than your typical gangsta, trap, or East Coast Mafioso that had come before it. It’s cover conveyed that message as well, looking like it belonged on the front of a Japanese video game more than a rap album.
Where your plaques at? Where them stocks? Word to NASDAQ
Bitches ass-back, they was never in my tax brack
(Yeah, oh no, no, no, no, yeah, oh no, no, no, no) Nicki Minaj & Mike WiLL Made-It – Black Barbies
Bitches ass-back, they was never in my tax brack
(Yeah, oh no, no, no, no, yeah, oh no, no, no, no) Nicki Minaj & Mike WiLL Made-It – Black Barbies
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As of this song’s release, Nicki has won 167 awards, been a part of 12 platinum singles, and has 3 platinum albums.
Nicki likely references NASDAQ, an American stock market exchange, to allude to her wealth. She is the richest female rapper of all time with an estimated net worth of $70 million and she was the only female rapper to land a spot on the Forbes' Cash Kings list.
7 years
@Murkman @BasedGator @Tiesha the sites we’re using aren’t exactly reputable.
Maybe we can use what she made in 2016 alone via Forbes:
129,638