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Top Ten Best Broward County Rappers: Part 2, With Protoman, Robb Bank$, and Beville

See alsoTop Ten Best Broward Rappers, Part 1We recently presented you with part one of two of the top ten rappers of Broward County. Our list included Knowledge Medina, Jay Burna, Hi-Rez, Platini, and JW. Perhaps you agreed with some, disagreed with others. This here completes the list, so you'll be...
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We recently presented you with part one of two of the top ten rappers of Broward County. Our list included Knowledge Medina, Jay Burna, Hi-Rez, Platini, and JW. Perhaps you agreed with some, disagreed with others. This here completes the list, so you'll be able to really give us some feedback on who you think is the best in BroCo hip-hop.

What follows are the five remaining ten best Broward County rappers.

5. Protoman

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Mixtape: Protoman's Accomplishments Are Numerous


 

  


The ability to present personal ups and downs and connect with listeners in an intimate manner is a trait underappreciated in hip-hop. For the past couple of years, Beville has continued to do just that. He's improved this skill while at the same time delivering some of the sharpest

content with such songs as "Message in an Rx Bottle" and mixtape Sincere Vandal, released last

year after body-bagging various industry beats that lead up to the mixtape's

release.

After remaining close-mouthed for the first half of 2012, Beville has

picked up some much-needed steam in the second part of the year. The rapper has released three

singles, "All 4 It," "Numb," and "Fire in Cairo," and displayed his totally solid abilities on

stage as opening act for Ski Beatz at Green Room. Let's just hope he

continues to roll on.

 


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