Uncle Jamms Army

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4 years ago today—November 11, 2022—Nas released King’s Disease III through Mass Appeal. With Hit-Boy leading the production, Nas delivered sharp storytelling, seasoned perspective, and elite lyricism, adding another powerful chapter to their celebrated partnership. A masterclass in longevity from Queensbridge’s own. #nas #kingsdiseaseiii #hitboy #hiphophistory #unclejammsarmy 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 11 Nov 2026 13 years ago today, November 11, 2013, @bunb released Trill O.G.: The Epilogue through Rap-A-Lot Records. Featuring the single “Fire,” the project delivered Bun’s commanding flow and Southern street wisdom while closing another chapter in his Trill series. Salute to the UGK legend. Rest in power, Pimp C. #bunb #trillogtheepilogue #ugk #southernhiphop #unclejammsarmy 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 11 Nov 2026 29 years ago today, November 11, 1997, @eiht0eiht released Last Man Standing. With gritty Compton storytelling, heavy West Coast grooves, and Eiht’s unmistakable drawl, the album delivered another dose of street wisdom. Production from DJ Slip, DJ Muggs, Daz Dillinger, Massive, and Eiht helped make this an underrated chapter in his catalog. #mceiht #lastmanstanding #compton #westcoasthiphop #unclejammsarmy 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 11 Nov 2026 10 years ago today, November 11, 2016, @atcq released their sixth and final studio album, We Got It from Here… Thank You 4 Your Service. A powerful farewell blending sharp social commentary with Tribe’s unmistakable chemistry, the album gave fans one last chapter with Phife Dawg’s voice at its heart. Rest in power, Phife. #atribecalledquest #ripphife #hiphophistory #classichiphop #unclejammsarmy 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 11 Nov 2026 7 years ago today, November 11, 2019, we lost Bad Azz. Today we remember the Long Beach MC and LBC Crew member whose smooth delivery and streetwise lyrics earned him a lasting place in West Coast hip-hop. From Word on tha Streets to Personal Business, his music carried that unmistakable LBC flavor. Rest in power, Bad Azz. #badazz #lbccrew #longbeach #westcoasthiphop #unclejammsarmy 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 11 Nov 2026 29 years ago today, November 11, 1997, Luniz released their sophomore album, Lunitik Muzik. Oakland’s Yukmouth and Numskull delivered Bay Area funk, street storytelling, and twisted humor, building beyond their breakthrough debut Operation Stackola. A slept-on chapter in the duo’s catalog that deserves another spin. #luniz #lunitikmuzik #bayareahiphop #hiphophistory #unclejammsarmy 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 11 Nov 2026 33 years ago today—November 11, 1993—@snoopdogg released his debut solo single, “Who Am I? (What’s My Name?).” Produced by Dr. Dre, the record paired Snoop’s unmistakable Long Beach delivery with funk-heavy G-funk production, delivering a West Coast anthem and setting the stage for Doggystyle. #unclejammsarmy #snoopdogg #drdre #gfunk #hiphophistory 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 11 Nov 2026 29 years ago today, November 11, 1997, Timbaland & Magoo released their debut album Welcome to Our World. Tim’s unconventional rhythms and Magoo’s unmistakable voice brought a fresh Virginia sound to hip-hop. A snapshot of an era when their creativity helped shift the sound of radio. 🫡 #unclejammsarmy #timbaland #ripmagoo #welcometoourworld #hiphophistory 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 10 Nov 2026 “Larry Smith does not get his flowers!” Dr. Dre gave the pioneering producer his respect during a recent interview on the premiere episode of Ice Cube and Mike Epps’ new Listen & Laugh podcast. Asked to name his favorite producer, Dre acknowledged Quincy Jones’ influence before declaring, “Larry Smith to me is the greatest hip-hop producer ever.” He credited Smith’s work with Run-DMC, Whodini, the Fat Boys, LL Cool J and Kurtis Blow, explaining that those records inspired a generation—including himself—to pursue music. Cube admitted he expected his former N.W.A partner to pick Quincy Jones. Coming from Dre, himself widely considered one of hip-hop’s greatest producers, that salute speaks volumes about Smith’s influence and the recognition Dre believes he deserves. Who y’all got as the GOAT producer in hip-hop history? #unclejammsarmy #drdre #larrysmith #hiphophistory #hiphopculture 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 10 Nov 2026 29 years ago today — November 10, 1997 — MC Lyte released Badder Than BFore: The Remix Album, revisiting her Bad as I Wanna B era with fresh mixes, including “Cold Rock a Party” (Bad Boy Remix). Sharp delivery, commanding presence, and timeless records—Lyte remains one of hip-hop’s greatest MCs. #mclyte #badderthanbfore #hiphophistory #unclejammsarmy #uja 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 10 Nov 2026 28 years ago today—November 10, 1998—The Coup released Steal This Album. Boots Riley and Pam the Funkstress paired deep funk with biting satire and uncompromising political commentary. From “Busterismology” to “Me and Jesus the Pimp in a ’79 Granada Last Night,” this Oakland essential delivered storytelling with purpose. #thecoup #stealthisalbum #bootsriley #bayareahiphop #unclejammsarmy 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 10 Nov 2026 1991 brought groundbreaking debuts, fearless street commentary and records we’re still spinning. From The Low End Theory to Death Certificate and Breaking Atoms, which release gets your top spot—and what’s missing? #1991hiphop #classicrap #rapalbums #hiphophistory #unclejammsarmy 🖊️ @grymeintelligent 10 Nov 2026

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