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This label has lived on through over two decades, constantly being a taste maker in the three generations that have transpired since its inception. On this label alone, Dr. Dre brought you Eminem, 50 Cent, The Game, Kendrick Lamar, and soon-to-be-next-biggest-thing Anderson .Paak. On top of that, the last two on that list are Dr. Dre's most talented artists (not taking anything away from Prime Eminem & 50). And let's not all forget the success that was Hittman who arguably has had the best career run out of any artist ever. Hopefully, Justus and Jon Connor don't touch that write-off crown.
It's just amazing how this label as constantly been at the intersection of hip-hop culture and has always been associated with classics and quality. It's probably got the best discography of any label under its belt:
The Slim Shady LP
The Chronic 2001
The Marshall Mathers LP
The Eminem Show
Get Rich or Die Trying
The Documentary
good kid, m.A.A.d city
To Pimp a Butterfly
untitled unmastered.

That being said, R.I.P. to the Aftermath landfill:
Antonio McLendon
Bishop Lamont
Brooklyn
Dawn Robinson
Dion
Eve
G.A.G.E.
Hayes
Hittman
Alemán
King T
Marsha Ambrosius
RBX
Slim the Mobster
Stat Quo
The Firm
The Last Emperor
Truth Hurts
Joel Ortiz
It's just amazing how this label as constantly been at the intersection of hip-hop culture and has always been associated with classics and quality. It's probably got the best discography of any label under its belt:
The Slim Shady LP
The Chronic 2001
The Marshall Mathers LP
The Eminem Show
Get Rich or Die Trying
The Documentary
good kid, m.A.A.d city
To Pimp a Butterfly
untitled unmastered.

That being said, R.I.P. to the Aftermath landfill:
Antonio McLendon
Bishop Lamont
Brooklyn
Dawn Robinson
Dion
Eve
G.A.G.E.
Hayes
Hittman
Alemán
King T
Marsha Ambrosius
RBX
Slim the Mobster
Stat Quo
The Firm
The Last Emperor
Truth Hurts
Joel Ortiz