Hellsent
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Hellsent can be compared to no one. He is as original as his name is. His style of rap is dream like and mythical. He has an uncanny gift with words and speech. Each syllable is spoken with a hidden agenda; he’s almost ninja like with his ability to creep on you and leave you gasping for life with his deadly wordplay. He’s clearly ahead of his time.
Hellsent began his rap career in high school sharpening his sword in the classroom and sitting on bus stops benches while he was supposed to be in class. Not really taking it(MCing) serious until childhood friend told him he was dope enough to release some materiel. He picked a name for himself and began his career as Hellsent. Influenced by an art form that wasn’t being properly portrayed by the media, Hellsent along with Qwazzar of Typical Cats fame reached out and created a name for themselves with the Outerlimitz.
In the late nineties, influenced by black radical groups of the time and science fiction, they released a critically praised album in the Chicago Underground scene. 1998’s, Wrong Actions for Right Reasons. For the remainder of the 90’s he appeared on a couple friends albums and befriended some talented individuals. Then in early 00’s he hooked up with Frontline and appeared on Qwazaar’s debut WTW and Sine Language. He got introspective on his solo song from Sine Language. The song Child Support is still dope and unique to this day.
Hellsent can be compared to no one. He is as original as his name is. His style of rap is dream like and mythical. He has an uncanny gift with words and speech. Each syllable is spoken with a hidden agenda; he’s almost ninja like with his ability to creep on you and leave you gasping for life with his deadly wordplay. He’s clearly ahead of his time.
Hellsent began his rap career in high school sharpening his sword in the classroom and sitting on bus stops benches while he was supposed to be in class. Not really taking it(MCing) serious until childhood friend told him he was dope enough to release some materiel. He picked a name for himself and began his career as Hellsent. Influenced by an art form that wasn’t being properly portrayed by the media, Hellsent along with Qwazzar of Typical Cats fame reached out and created a name for themselves with the Outerlimitz.
In the late nineties, influenced by black radical groups of the time and science fiction, they released a critically praised album in the Chicago Underground scene. 1998’s, Wrong Actions for Right Reasons. For the remainder of the 90’s he appeared on a couple friends albums and befriended some talented individuals. Then in early 00’s he hooked up with Frontline and appeared on Qwazaar’s debut WTW and Sine Language. He got introspective on his solo song from Sine Language. The song Child Support is still dope and unique to this day.
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hamburger1817
ill
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Mike_Collie
Dope. This is reeeeally good shit.
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Quadrozzz
good
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P_Function
new album's fuckin ILL.
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emilylynn
HELLSENT check out the song each day pretty fuckin good. thanks to last.fm and pandora muther fuckers.
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KANIKICKIT
Fuck it --- I'll be first.
