One Line Rhyme - Hip Hop Artist - Digital Underground

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"I father'd who father'd u man yur like my grandson"

- Fabolous

"Everybody, V.I.P., fuck the line, hold em up."

- Jody Breeze

"I ain’t never giving in again caution to the wind, complete freedom Look at these rappers, how I treat them So why the fuck would I join them when I beat them"

- Eminem

"Ask Beavis I get nuttin Butt-head."

- Big L

"'You wasn't perfect but you made life worth it; stick around some real feelings might surface'"

- Kanye West

"i miss the misses who caresses with kisses and catches missions with sexual"

- Apathy

"What you call a infinite brawl, eternal souls clashin War gets deep, some beef is everlastin"

- Nas

"She's a real top scholar / a dick gobbler"

- Daz Dillinger

"They try to tell me aliens built the pyramids... I swear, life's a bitch on her period."

- Kanye West

"Where you from? Oakland.... Smokin...."

- Richie Rich

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Shock-G could probably be called DU's center, their driving force, along with his Humpty Hump alter-ego. DJ Fuze, Money B, Schmoovy Schmoov, Chopmaster J, were some of the group's main members, and they were joined by many friends on their albums over the years. Their third single, The Humpty Dance, from their 1990 debut album called Sex Packets, was their biggest commercial hit. It helped Sex Packets go platinum by the end of the year. Tupac Shakur (then simply 2Pac) got his start with the Underground's second release, 1991's This Is An EP Release.