Black Thought: Greatest Rapper Of All Time

Big big news on The Roots front. The legendary Roots Crew announced the title to their 12th studio album. It’s called End Game. The group also revealed that 9th Wonder and Salaam Remi have both been tapped to add production to the project.

This isn’t the first time the Philadelphia collective has reached outside of their cypher for production. Ambrosia For Heads, #HomeTeam, pointed out in an article this week that J.Dilla, Karriem Riggins have contributed production to previous Roots projects. All of this got me thinking: Black Thought might be the greatest rapper of all time. GREATEST OF ALL TIME.

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AMBROSIAFORHEADS: http://ambrosiaforheads.com/

“What They Do”    • The Roots - What They Do (Official Mu...  

Roots Billboard Chart History: http://www.billboard.com/artist/41901...

Illadelph Halflife Review: https://thimk.wordpress.com/2009/05/0...

Making A Murderer:    • Black Thought - Making A Murderer ft ...  

BOOM!    • BOOM!  

Game Of Thrones Rap:    • The Roots' "Game of Thrones" Rap  

J. Period Live Mixtape:    • Black Thought and J. Period Live Mixt...  

Statik Selektah On Black Thought:    • Statik Selektah describes working wit...  

Lord Jamar on Black Thought:    • Lord Jamar Debates Vlad on Black Thou...  

Black Thought On Sway:    • The Roots Reflect & Go In Depth About...  

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