Legend 90s

Beyoncé with her daughter Blue Ivy Carter💜❤️😍🥰

8Ball & MJG: Before the emergence of OutKast, Goodie Mob, Three 6 Mafia or Cash Money Records, there was 8Ball & MJG. The influential Memphis duo was among the originators and cornerstones of southern hip-hop, with arguably only the Geto Boys proving as influential in the first half of the ‘90s. Their 1993 debut, Comin’ Out Hard, is an early classic of the region. But it wasn’t just that 8Ball & MJG was early, the pair was also inarguably great — both collectively and on their own — at the craft of rapping. Their longevity and influence were such that it wasn’t until 2005, when they joined fellow Tennessee group Three 6 Mafia for “Stay Fly,” that they reached their peak chart success. But almost every Southern rapper of the last 30 years is in their debt.👑🖤❤️

New poster for ‘DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE’

In theaters on July 26.🎥📸🖤

Troop is an R&B group from Pasadena, California. The group has had five number one singles and ten top ten singles on the Billboard R&B Charts. They have also completed five albums, which include three certified gold and one certified platinum album. TROOP is an acronym for Total Respect Of Other People. The group is most notable for a series of number-one R&B hits, including two popular cover versions of songs such as All I Do Is Think of You and Sweet November..🎤💯👑

This was a special era. 🖤🖤

Taye Diggs with his son Walker Nathaniel🖤❤️🥰

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50 Cent, Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo📸🔥 This Trio is Legendary👑🎵👑💯🖤😍

Brotherhood🖤🔥🎥📸

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Good times when did hip hop become so hardcore and stop being fun💫🌟

Pete Rock & CL Smooth:They only recorded together for four years, but Mount Vernon, New York’s Pete Rock & CL Smooth left an indelible imprint on ’90s hip-hop. Rock’s mix of tight drums and inspired funk, R&B and jazz crate-digging made his production style one of the standard-bearers for East Coast rap. That combined with CL’s dexterous, commanding and soulful flows made sets like breakout 1991 EP All Souled Out and all-killer 1992 debut LP Mecca and Soul Brother among the most essential listens of their era. The duo’s signature song remains an absolute all-timer: “They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.),” an impossibly poignant, smiling-through-the-tears elegy for late Heavy D & The Boyz dancer “Trouble T. Roy” Dixon — raised to the heavens by the greatest sax loop in rap history.🐐👑🖤