Fans are fired up over Complex's top 50 Atlanta rappers list

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The rankings, featuring André 3000 at the top spot and Gucci Mane at number 4, have caused a significant uproar, particularly with the placements of newer artists like Latto and JID, and the perceived snubs of legends like Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes.

Social media exploded with reactions, with fans questioning the criteria and legitimacy of the rankings.

The controversy is heightened by the ongoing discussion about Atlanta's role in shaping hip-hop.

Kendrick Lamar recently accused Drake of "colonizing" Atlanta's sound for his own gain, a claim that has reignited conversations about cultural appropriation in the industry.

Tyler, The Creator also chimed in, criticizing white rappers for mocking and appropriating classic Atlanta sounds.

This list drops at a pivotal time for Atlanta, a city that has long been a powerhouse in the rap world.

As the debates continue, it's clear that Atlanta's influence is both undeniable and fiercely protected by its fans.

The list might be just a ranking, but the passionate responses it's evoked show how much the culture and legacy of Atlanta hip-hop truly matter.

Source HNHH: Complex's Top 50 Atlanta Rappers List Leads To Outraged Social Media Debates