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The Infamous

The Infamous

Studio album by Mobb DeepWikipedia

Search complete. 33 mentions across 7 episodes found for "The Infamous".

Oct 7, 2026

Sean MyrieHOST
4:34
'Cause the first album you didn't really hear too much about Juvenile Hell.
Sean MyrieHOST
4:37
It was the second album you heard more about, The Infamous, right? That was '93, I swear, or '94, the same year.
Sean MyrieHOST
4:46
They changed New York hip hop, too.
Sean MyrieHOST
4:49
And they, they're good with Nas or they were good with Nas.
Lex DiamondPANELIST
61:47
Your per- your personal favorite.
Uncle TrillPANELIST
61:48
Well, I, I, my favorite probably is the great- I'ma go with the infamous, Mobb Deep.
Lex DiamondPANELIST
61:52
Yeah, that's another one of mine.
Precious GorgeousPANELIST
61:53
Mobb Deep.
Big WahalaHOST
18:30
to just, just to play, just to play the whole thing.
Stavros BossHOST
18:34
but anyway in that clip the people saying he's this he's that he's that and he's a genius he's blah blah blah take into account that Havoc apparently wrote his early rhymes in the I can't remember the album that came out before The Infamous so before they blew up but apparently Havoc was the producer rapper and probably was the dude that he's like come join me kind of thing but So somebody says he's got the best opening line in history.
Stavros BossHOST
18:58
I disagree.
Stavros BossHOST
18:59
But I do say he's got the best single bar.

6 MINS LATER

Stavros BossHOST
25:06
I think it's the album with the black cover and the way in the bandanas and it's like the shaded thing.
Stavros BossHOST
25:10
I think so.
Stavros BossHOST
25:11
Maybe the Infamous or the Mubs.
Stavros BossHOST
25:14
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Steve HermanHOST
10:57
and one out the day.
Steve HermanHOST
11:00
So what we heard there was track one, Temperatures Rising by Mobb Deep, taken from their infamous 1995 album, The Infamous.
Steve HermanHOST
11:17
So that is East Coast hip-hop going hard.
Steve HermanHOST
11:24
You ready for this, Josh? Echo of Nothing, second, by Incendiary.
Ben CarterHOST
38:12
Doggystyle hadn't even come out when he released his second album.
Ben CarterHOST
38:17
So we had pioneering albums like The Infamous, Illmatic, Reasonable Doubt, Miseducation, Equemini.
Ben CarterHOST
38:22
The game had changed dramatically and it was up to Mellow Man Ace to roll with the times and create something independently that could come out in the year 2000 and sound relevant and interesting.
Ben CarterHOST
38:33
And for the most part, I think he does that.
Everett WilliamsPANELIST
12:48
Mm-hmm.
Chris WilliamsHOST
12:49
Lashon, Jason, and E, can I argue that Mobb Deep's The Infamous doesn't happen if 36 Chambers doesn't happen?
Everett WilliamsPANELIST
12:55
I don't know about that.
Chris WilliamsHOST
12:57
The, the production that Havoc-

48 MINS LATER

Sean BrownPANELIST
60:45
If I Ruled the World.
Chris WilliamsHOST
60:47
World.Uh, see 95, Gangsta's Paradise, Dear Mama, Shook Ones, California Love, First of the Month, I Got Five on It.
Everett WilliamsPANELIST
60:59
The infamous.
Chris WilliamsHOST
61:01
Shook Ones.
Dominican JohnnyHOST
68:56
Let me ask you something.
Dominican JohnnyHOST
68:57
So is the infamous dated to you? Sound dated?
CordellGUEST
69:04
Um, not as dated as Illmatic, but yeah, it definitely sounds like 1995.
CordellGUEST
69:09
Hmm.
VinnyGUEST
69:50
You'll hear that the whole fucking hour.
VinnyGUEST
69:52
What, what, what grinding is a quarter on a table.
VinnyGUEST
70:05
is the infamous.
VinnyGUEST
70:06
That's hilarious,

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