Rap emerged directly out of the living conditions in America’s inner cities in the 1970s . the middle & upper class would move to the suburbs leaving inner city to the poor classes . youngins the began to use their limited resources to create cultural expressions that encompassed not only music, but also dance, visual art, and fashion. They didn’t know it at the time but what they did would change all of our lives forever .
AFC NORTH
KING MIKE
* Bengals, Cammy – G Eazy
Bruh… G Eazy can rap. It just is what it is. Cammy can play Madden at a high level. It jus is what it is. A lot of people wont give G Eazy his credit but if you really sit down and give him a listen you’ll see he has hits, lyrics, his own flow, and style. Cammy is a lot like G Eazy, who is well liked in the industry it seems. Who dont like Cammy in PML? And now homie is winning too… Ain’t no more sleeping on G Cammy.
* Ravens, King Keraun – Tupac
It’s jus Ke against the world. All eyes have been on Keraun since the moment he joined PML. He has shown he has ambitions as a ridah and I dont see any Changes coming in his attitude. He is a Texas boy who has switched up and now has California Love. Now that he has Lamar Jackson they have become PML’s Most Wanted after making a run to the Super Bowl. Sometimes the man needs a mute to when he gets Troublesome, but as PML Life Goes On we see what Ke will Do for Love of PML and I for one Ain’t Mad at Cha King Keraun!
* Steelers, Arod – Fat Joe
Arod is Fat Joe. Never known for hits but always known to be in the mix. The leader of Terror Squad has been a staple in Rap for decades. Him and Arod might not be well regarded for the greatest of legendary tracks, but they have definitely carved out a huge legacy in the game.
* Browns, Vet – Mike Shinoda
I always liked Linkin Park. They made good music and then they fell off… I’m gonna connect Vet with Mike Shinoda. He ain’t have great lyrics, prolly didn’t produce any of the music, but he carved out a nice role that kept him in the game
DRAMA COMPARISONS
* Bengals, Cammy – Lil Dicky:
Just wants the world to know he can spit. He ain’t trying to fit in, pretend he’s something he’s not. He respects the grind, understands the struggle, and he got some s*** to say so you need to listen up. Mostly he keeps it light, but if you sleep on him you’ll find yourself banging your head until the b**** bout to fall off. (Proffessional Rapper, Freaky Friday)
* Ravens, King Keraun – pac
There is a heaven for a G, you can picture him rolling, and he won’t deny it, he’s a straight rider, you don’t wanna F with him. From the Digital Underground to Death Row, ain’t nobody f****** with this ni**as flow. (Ambitions of a rider, Picture Me Rolling, Heaven for a G)
* Steelers, Arod – Ad Rock (Beastie Boys)
* Browns, Vet – Lyhor Cohen
Never heard him spit anything on any tracks but he definitely has a presence in the game. That’s it.
Z COMPARISONS
AFC North
* Bengals, Cammy – Jack Harlow.
Comparing these two was easy. No one expected Cammy to take the step that he did, but much like Jack Harlow and What’s Poppin, Cammy has stepped out into the spotlight as a force in the AFC. While his debut (Cammy’s past AFC championship appearance) has been applauded, we’re still waiting to see if he (much like Jack moving forward with his career) can continue to reproduce the success we’ve seen. He’s also an extremely likeable individual.
* Ravens, King Keraun – Tupac.
I don’t think this comes as much of a surprise. Keraun’s turned things around with these Ravens and has them looking better than they ever have in PML. He’s managed to pump out more content in a season than a lot of people have in an entire cycle. He’s established himself as a rising star in the league, much like Pac in the 90s. His influence (by influence I mean the type of content he does) has inspired multiple content pieces as well, leaving a lasting mark on the league (much like Pac’s impact and ensuing inspiration on hip-hop)
* Steelers, Arod – Ray J.
This will probably get some laughs from the chat, but Arod was once formidable in PML. He went on a 9-game win streak with the Saints and barely missed the playoffs. He also has a penchant for building good rosters. Unfortunately, much like Ray J’s early run of hits in the 2000s, Arod’s success has come and gone, and now he’s more known for chat antics (like pulling up to Cleveland to see if HD is really bout the s*** he talks, similar to Ray J on the breakfast club) than his on-field performance.
* Browns, Vet – French Montana.
You never know what you’re going to get from Vet but you probably don’t want to hear/watch it. He’s a cool guy when he’s around though.
Kingkeraun
* Bengals, Cammy -the fresh prince
Cammy is so positive . And on them sticks he can “ get jiggy with it “ He is always in a good mood and having a good time .i heard Sometimes he sits in his room alone and looks at Jamar chas’es player card and sings “ just the 2 of us “
* Ravens, King Keraun – 2pac
This was a pretty easy one . It’s always been “me against the world” attitude and everytime anything happens it’s “ all eyes on me” and you gotta be living under a rock to not know how quickly ill “ hit em up “ as far as gameplay/lyrics like PAC Kingke may not be the greatest of all time but boy will he he you with some thought provoking ideas and gameplay . Also Pac was known for his unrelenting work ethic. He still has versus we haven’t heard yet. He’s been dead for 30 years . I have put out more content then anyone ever has in PML history and it’s not close . all in all the ones who really know me know ima loving and kind but troubled spirit who is misunderstood. Sound a lot like
* Steelers, Arod – uncle Luke
Life or the party . Arod ain’t concerned about great lyrics ( gameplay) just about having fun making the league a party . We all need some uncle Luke to turn us up
* Browns, Vet – Tony yayo
Bet doesn’t give a d*** about being the hottest or the best . He just in G unit Happy to get fresh pair of reeboks and bra wife beaters .
