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The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Busta Rhymes is the greatest rapper like “ever” according to Dexta Daps. A lot of fans might feel the same way, but a lot may also disagree since there are a lot of greats dead or alive. Dexta Daps was one of several dancehall stars who performed at last weekend’s Verzuz ICONZ series at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, headlined by the legendary Super Cat. Busta Rhymes, who is a longtime fan of […]

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