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Big K.R.I.T. Names Top 3 Rapper-Producers

By | Hip-Hop Media Training – Thu, Aug 30, 2012 7:21 PM EDT

Live From The Underground emcee Big K.R.I.T. is one of the most respected young rapper-producers in the game. During his sit down interview with The Aftermath hosts, Soren Baker and myself, he gave us a list of his top 3 hip-hop artists who also make beats. The Mississippi bred artist name-dropped Pimp C, David Banner and Kanye West. Find out why they made the cut.

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