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From Ashanti to Coolio, Meet the Fell Off All-Star Squad

Posted by Nathan S. on 09/19/12 | Filed under Opinion

Lil Jon

You see, when you build your entire career around a movement or a style, and that movement inevitably fades, you fade too.

Crunk isn’t just dead, it’s completely decomposed. The first week numbers of his last album, “Crunk Rock”? 8,900. Holy jesus, that’s just depressing. On the bright side, he’s been immortalized by Dave Chapelle, so he’s got that going for him.