Top 10 Best Mafioso Hip Hop Albums

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Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..." by Raekwon (1995: Raekwon's debut album is a cornerstone of Mafioso Hip Hop, with vivid storytelling.

Reasonable Doubt" by Jay-Z (1996: Jay-Z's debut album is a masterclass in Mafioso-themed lyricism, boasting slick wordplay, luxurious beats.

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The Infamous" by Mobb Deep (1995: Mobb Deep's sophomore effort is a gritty portrayal of street life in Queensbridge, New York.

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It Was Written" by Nas (1996: Nas's second album is a departure from his debut's street poetry.

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Doe or Die" by AZ (1995: AZ's debut album is a slept-on gem of Mafioso Hip Hop, with smooth flows, vivid imagery.

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Life After Death" by The Notorious B.I.G. (1997: Released posthumously, Biggie's second album is a sprawling epic that alternates between party anthems.

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Hell Hath No Fury" by Clipse (2006: Clipse's sophomore album is a razor-sharp indictment of drug-dealing culture, with minimalist beats.

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Get Rich or Die Tryin'" by 50 Cent (2003: 50 Cent's debut album is a modern classic of Mafioso Hip Hop, with aggressive production.

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The Diary" by Scarface (1994: Scarface's fourth album is a dark and introspective journey through his troubled mind.

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Supreme Clientele" by Ghostface Killah (2000: Ghostface Killah's sophomore album is a kaleidoscopic masterpiece of Mafioso Hip Hop.

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