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    The word is that Busta Rhymes dubbed his upcoming record The Chemo because he feels hip-hop is in need of saving. Basically, he’s stuck on the same idea as Nas was back when he dropped Hip Hop Is Dead. And, Of course, other MCs already cried wolf at the genre’s demise years before then. What’s odd about Busta doing so is that he, at least over the latter half of the last decade, is just as guilty of damaging the genre as anyone. His previous record, Back On My B.S., delivered more juiced-up foolishness and, unfortunately, was not the return to his roots that so many fans assumed from its namesake. Whether or not Busta serves up a cure for hip-hop on The Chemo remains to be seen. He’s joined on his quest by, among others, Boi-1da, Ryan Leslie, and Mistah F.A.B.

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    album title change again.

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    "at least over the latter half of the last decade, is just as guilty of damaging the genre as anyone."

    Thats Bull!!! sure 'Back on my BS' was undoubtedly crap, but every other record he made is a classic, so i guess you can excuse a brother for makin 1 bad album out of so many classics.

    Ntokoo

    Actually his last 2 albums were absolute crap. And the few before that were not bad, but they have gotten progressively worse since the first ELE. Busta has always been my favorite rapper, but i can honestly say that he is as guilty as everyone else for the transformation of rap into cookie-cutter music.

    sketchybiz

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