X only lived to be 50, but in that time he incurred many great losses. By the same token, he was thoughtful and abundantly prayerful. He was a human thunderbolt with all the rumbly intensity that entails. As late as 2012, when he put out his final full-length album, Undisputed, X could still yelp and yammer and grizzle and grovel with the best of them. Here are the 15 best DMX deep cuts.Īs is typical when a prominent person passes away, the media this weekend was flooded with encomia and tributes to DMX’s indefatigable star power, which didn’t recede with time. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.Photo Credit: Rick Diamond/WireImage via Getty Everyone is familiar with hit DMX songs like “Ruff Ryders Anthem” and “Party (Up in Here).” But DMX also made amazing albums.
… We lost a real giant, but he’s not in pain no more." … He took everybody’s pain and he made it his. "My brother would take care of everybody before he would take care of himself. " He was the biggest because he prayed for everybody else more than he did for himself … knowing that he needed more prayers than everybody he was praying for …
"DMX was the biggest," Swizz Beatz said last month on Instagram. Shortly after the rapper's death, Swizz Beatz paid tribute to DMX, whose biggest hits included "X Gon' Give It to Ya," "Where the Hood At?" and "Party Up (Up in Here)." His last album, "Dog Eats Rabbit" - a collaboration with electronic duo Blackburner - came out in 2017. A post shared by Swizz Beatz after DMX's son, Exodus Simmons, the forthcoming studio effort will mark the emcee's first Def Jam release in 18 years.ĭef Jam and Ruff Ryders produced DMX's first five albums, all of which reached No.
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