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A '''fictional artist''' is an artist which doesn't exist in real world. [[Rockstar North]] have contrived many fictional artists for the [[Grand Theft Auto|GTA series]]. | A '''fictional artist''' is an artist which doesn't exist in real world. [[Rockstar North]] have contrived many fictional artists for the [[Grand Theft Auto|GTA series]]. | ||
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'''[[Madd Dogg]]''' | '''[[Madd Dogg]]''' | ||
Madd Dogg (Ice-T) is a successful rapper in [[San Andreas]]. His career suffers a decline after [[Carl Johnson]] steals his rhyme book and kills his manager, [[Alan Crawford]], in an effort to jumpstart [[OG Loc]]'s music career. Because of this, he gained a gambling addiction, | Madd Dogg (Ice-T) is a successful rapper in [[San Andreas]]. His career suffers a decline after [[Carl Johnson]] steals his rhyme book and kills his manager, [[Alan Crawford]], in an effort to jumpstart [[OG Loc]]'s music career. Because of this, he gained a gambling addiction, lost his [[Madd Dogg's Mansion|Cool Crib]], fell into depression and attempted suicide. However [[Carl Johnson]] saved his life and became his new manager. None of his songs can be heard on [[Radio Los Santos]]. | ||
Madd dogg has had a successful rapping career releasing a number of Award winning albums they are: | Madd dogg has had a successful rapping career releasing a number of Award winning albums they are: | ||
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[[Hustlin' Like Gangstaz]] 1990, [[Still Madd]] 1990, [[24 Carat Dogg ]]1991, [[Forty Dogg]] 1993,1994 (Which was a failure) | [[Hustlin' Like Gangstaz]] 1990, [[Still Madd]] 1990, [[24 Carat Dogg ]]1991, [[Forty Dogg]] 1993,1994 (Which was a failure) | ||
After releasing these albums he retired and Two of his albums were remastered in 1998 and 2003. Much like the person who does the voice over for him (Ice T). | |||
In [[2008]] during the events of [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] people still seem to enjoy Madd Dogg's work, as his albums are in bars such as [[Comrades]], apartments, and [[safehouses]]. | |||
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Jeffrey "OG Loc" Cross (Jonathan Anderson) is a "gangster" rapper, and the main rival of [[Madd Dogg]]. Cross begins his rise to fame in the rap industry when [[Madd Dogg]]'s career declines. Under the management of [[Big Smoke]], Loc gets a contract and begins recording an album. However, [[Carl Johnson]] helps [[Madd Dogg]] get back on his feet and they chase Loc through the west part of [[Los Santos]]. After this Cross' career slowly gets worse, including the death of his manager [[Big Smoke]], until he finishes his first album, [[Str8 From Tha Streetz]], at the end of the story. One of his song can be heard during the mission [[House Party]]. He can also be heard on [[Radio Los Santos]] making an "announcement". | Jeffrey "OG Loc" Cross (Jonathan Anderson) is a "gangster" rapper, and the main rival of [[Madd Dogg]]. Cross begins his rise to fame in the rap industry when [[Madd Dogg]]'s career declines. Under the management of [[Big Smoke]], Loc gets a contract and begins recording an album. However, [[Carl Johnson]] helps [[Madd Dogg]] get back on his feet and they chase Loc through the west part of [[Los Santos]]. After this Cross' career slowly gets worse, including the death of his manager [[Big Smoke]], until he finishes his first album, [[Str8 From Tha Streetz]], at the end of the story. One of his song can be heard during the mission [[House Party]]. He can also be heard on [[Radio Los Santos]] making an "announcement". | ||
OG Loc's music is still around in 2008 during the events of Grand Theft Auto IV, as his albums are usually seen scattered around the city in the same areas as Madd Dogg's albums. | |||
[[Category:Music]] | [[Category:Music]] | ||