MOBB

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MOBB

MOBB was the duo of Masta Ace and Born Unique. They put out their debut album Sure Shot in 1990, which included the track 'Full House.' That song became their...

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MOBB's two-track punch of Full House and Hit Me

A brief but sharp hip-hop presence with just two songs that landed with force.

If you're checking MOBB, put on 'Full House' first. It's the clearest statement of what they were doing.

MOBB's small catalog packs a specific kind of energy. The track 'Full House' gives you their raw, straightforward approach, while 'Hit Me (feat. Kush)' shows how they work with another voice. They didn't need a dozen songs to make their point.

There's no long history documented here. The story is just those two named songs, 'Full House' and 'Hit Me', arriving back-to-back, suggesting a quick, focused burst rather than a drawn-out arc.

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MOBB was the duo of Masta Ace and Born Unique. They put out their debut album Sure Shot in 1990, which included the track 'Full House.' That song became their most recognizable piece of work. They followed it with albums like Boom in 1993 and The Last Session in 1995.

Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for being outspoken on social issues. They also signed with Priority Records, a move that some fans felt was a compromise. The group split up for a while after The Last Session.

Masta Ace and Born Unique got back together in 2009 to release an album called The Show. They kept performing and putting out music until 2016, when they retired. Another track people remember is 'Hit Me,' which featured Kush.

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