Yes! Truly legendary

We must pass it on to our babes. I have.

Facts. I've never been able to see any of the Rhymesayers live, but I might be going to see Slug at the Palladium soon. I've seen a few concerts (R.A., Czarface, Deca, Tech N9ne - Deca was my favorite, though R.A.'s show is a close second), but never managed to catch any of the Rhymesayers. Granted I grew up a metalhead (born in '94) cause that's all my dad listened to, and my mom listened to rock n' roll, so I got turned on to all these guys kinda late. But that's so true. I was basically born (as far as I understand it) during the all-too-brief rise of skill-based rap. Don't get me wrong, there is still plenty of good material today if you know where to look, but I mean back when rap was hip-hop. Back when you didn't need a gimmick to succeed as a rapper. Back when being on a cypher actually meant something, and your friend had a bootlegged tape that was from some obscure version of a song that you had never heard before and next to nobody even knew about that featured a verse from some artist that you went to school with or some sh*t. Back when lyrics actually had more substance than just constantly boasting about your status or beefing with your enemies. I know it's a pipe dream, but I do hope we get back to some semblance of that at some point.

Rhymesayers and Doomtree