Zhane (Featuring Busta Rhymes) - It’s A Party (J Dilla Remix) Mona Lisa (Featuring The Lost Boyz ) -Can’t Be Wastin My TimeĪllure (Featuring Nas ) - Head Over Heels Jodeci (Featuring Raekwon ) - Freek’n You Remix Soul For Real (Featuring Heavy D) -Candy Rain Remix Spread Those Cheeks Girl, Volumes 1-3 (90s R&B Mixes) Yams, who cared about all this music deeply, enough to share it with you. Download links are available in the titles. But we've tried to resurrect some of the most memorable mixes, with updated links and original text from Yams whenever possible. With the Tumblr deleted, and many of the links long since dead, many of these mixes have fallen by the wayside. Some of Yams' best RNT posts featured mixes and compilations celebrating the back catalogs of his favorite rappers: hours-long Dipset B-sides, Boosie deep cuts, long-lost Tupac rarities, all presented with love. It was genius, generous, and laid the foundation for an empire. His now legendary Real Nigga Tumblr (and after that was retired, his personal Tumblr) revolutionized rap blogging with its encyclopedic knowledge of rap history and its sharp, hilarious insights. But he was also for the people: as his position in the industry grew, he never stopped engaging with random kids that populated the nerdy niches of the rap internet, feeding young rap fans and old heads alike new music and nodding back to unsung classics. He may have been the closest thing our generation had to Puffy, a down-to-earth, quick-witted mogul for the 2010s. As anyone with even a glancing interest in rap music and blogging over the last half decade knows, A$AP Yams' influence extended far beyond his role as the mastermind behind the A$AP Mob.
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