Where is canibus the rapper from

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Rainy Day Relaxation Road Trip. Romantic Evening Sex All Themes. Articles Features Interviews Lists. Streams Videos All Posts. My Profile. In , he released his third album, C! True Hollywood Stories , which became a controversial release due to an unclear concept. After the critical failure of C! Canibus enlisted in the United States Army after the release of Mic Club and having recorded a number of new songs. The songs were assembled together for the album Rip the Jacker , which received rave reviews from the majority of critics, with the general opinion that Canibus had finally found producers who could equal the quality of his lyrics.

Rip the Jacker was the final Canibus album to receive real critical acclaim, as the artist released a string of albums that were poorly received. His album, Mind Control , would receive no acclaim whatsoever, and would be the start of what is considered to be a downward slope for him. In Canibus would continue critical success with the Allbum Lyrical Law.

He found solace in the internet, the place his record label presumably told him to yap about in interviews. By the early s, Canibus had a new website, a better one, called MicClub. It is also sadly defunct, but you can access an archived version of it here.

Canibus posted exclusive tracks, sold merch, and maintained a page of links to fan forums. He would post his lyrics on the site, as well as desktop backgrounds for all the turbo-fans out there.

Being able to communicate with his fans in this way would have been important to Canibus, given that he was in the military at the time. Manipulate the Canibus soundboard fast enough, and it became a tool to effectively create your own Canibus song. Though the site is no longer functional, you can listen to the hour-long, non-soundboard version of the track here.

Sadly, the arc of the extremely online is long, strange, and often bends towards InfoWars. In , Canibus released an album, Fait Accompli , in which nearly every song was prefaced by a sample of Alex Jones bloviating about chemtrails or the Obama Decepticon or whatever.