Ain’t nobody fresher than my clique.
This is highly open to interpretation. But generally speaking, a crew consists of several artists — usually a heavyweight, a rapper, some subgroups, maybe a singer at some point or other. Some of the members might come and go. Also, these are groups who proudly repped their set, through logos, chains, hand signs, clothing lines, or just making sure you never forgot their name.
We asked ourselves questions about their cultural impact, regional influence, longevity, and uniqueness. Who changed our childhood? What crews fill you with nostalgia? Who kicked down doors? Who made you say ugh?
Slip-N-Slide Records
He says: When you think of crews, you gotta go with your biggest act. If your biggest rapper is Trick Daddy, like, come on."
She says: "Drop the mic, Javi. Drop the mic."
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Maybach Music Group
He says: "I feel like they're a two-trick pony. Who else is on there besides like Rick Ross and Meek Mill?"
She says: "My favorite, Wale! Unfortunately. This label is the death of him. And I guess wack-ass French Montana-Kardashian."
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Screwed-Up Click
She says: "I understand they are regional legends. I understand DJ Screw is responsible for chopped and screwed music. But none of this ever became national. And this is where my understanding ends."
He says: "In my opinion, they invented and popularized an entire style of music."
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