Even during his introduction to the game, Papoose was nice on the mic and shines as 1/4th of the Murder Inc. Crew of Big Flip, Kool G Rap and Tony Montana. This 1999 freestyle session on Pete Rock & Marley Marl's Future Flavas shows the potential of this NY super crew and what could have been had they put out a group album. The sinister beat you hear which each MC flows upon is most likely produced by Marley Marl from it's sound reminiscent of Real Live's debut album and provides the right dose of aggression to support each MC's microphone assault.

Kool G Rap, Papoose & Big Flip (Murder Inc.) '99 Freestyle On Future Flavas

Bout To Lock Shit Down
4 Da Undaground Hedz
Git Yo Tapes Redeee

Hailing from Youngstown, Ohio, MC/Producer Aarophat began his professional music career in 1996 with his crew Ill Elementz. His solo debut release came in 1999 with the Black Phoenix EP. He later followed up with the 12" vinyl single "Gritty" b/w "Darkwind " on Fatbeats Records in 2001 and the anthem "Ohio Streets" in 2003 for The Minority Report on Rasco's Pockets Linted imprint. In 2004 he released The Sound Vol. 1 followed by The Sound Vol. 2: Vibe Music in 2006. In 2007 he signed with Rawkus Records and dropped Aarodynamix in conjunction with the label's Rawkus 50 campaign. In 2009, he formed the Hip-Hop duo Black Noise alongside producer Illastrate and released The Black Noise LP. In 2011 he joined forces with fellow MC's Wildelux and D Strong to drop the LP entitled Third Rail - Politics. The year 2012 brought forth Aarophat's seventh album entitled Invictus as well as a collaboration with DJ Lord Jazz (of Lords of the Underground) for the single "Eagle Eye". He is currently in the studio working on The Minez (Aarophat & C-Dubb) - 'In Depth' and a follow-up to 'The Black Noise LP' with producer Illastrate due out this Summer. 

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There are very few rappers who do not name drop Tupac when it comes to their own influences. A Dot is one of them, taken aback at a young age, A Dot was drawn to the late rappers way with words. A fascination that eventually led him to Eminem’s wordplay, and later doing his own thing at the age of 12. 

Yes, most kids that age are focused on video games and school dances. Which, A Dot was too - but he was more in tune with getting his rhyme game down. All that hard work paid off because today the indie rapper is climbing the ranks. With almost 20,000 fans across his social platforms, he’s a name ready to be heard around the world. 

Already, the Florida-based rapper has been featured near and far on FM stations in Chicago, Atlanta, Houston, Detroit and even outside the US in Toronto. Each and everyone of them showing major love towards the rising star because they see his talents coming fast thanks songs like “Missionary,” “Buckwild,” “Coolin,” “Status: Greatness,” “Hellbound,” “Ain’t A Game,” “Twerk Sum,” “Who Da Blame,” and “Oh Shhhh.” Each making his presence known and representing his 2018 trademark brand; Too Turnt Mob. 

As if national and international play wasn’t enough, A Dot has also toured throughout Florida, taken home the top prize at the Beatzilla Rap Challenge, spent time working with DJ Kam Bennett, and he was also featured on Sway In The Morning on the “Get In The Game” segment. His accolades continue to grow with each passing day. So those always wanting to stay ahead of the curve better recognize what A Dot is dealing before it’s too late.

Kool G Rap, Papoose & Big Flip (Murder Inc.) '99 Freestyle On Future Flavas

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