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27 Jul

Posted at 14:20h in Music, Reviews
As one of a handful of leading emcees who emerged in the '90s it seems Fat Joe’s legacy is still in the process of being formed. Although his works as a solo emcee and as part of the Terror Squad are held in high regards, it is his recent spat with 50 Cent and G-Unit which most people associate the BX assassin with. Whilst beefs often overshadow qualitative material, here’s hoping that Joe’s Darkside release puts to bed all notions of tit-for-tat squabbles with his arch nemesis.