So, after Shut 'Em Down was released to mild fanfare back then and unanimous adulation now (which I don't get, as All We Got Iz Us is a much better album yet nobody seems to talk about it as much), A dynamic changed within the group. He's up there with the Redmans, the Das EFXs, the Akinyeles. Anyhow, Sticky has certainly given reason for people to single him out, as he is, without question, one of the wittiest punchline rappers I've ever heard. Especially Sonsee, whom people sometimes seem to forget about entirely. The other two, by comparison, could as well be nonames and they wouldn't get the kind of treatment they're receiving now. Take a look at some of the Genius lyrics for Onyx, You'll normally find that Sticky Fingaz' verses are very clear and distinct and very few mistakes are committed in writing them. Also, I don't talk only about Sticky Fingaz, even though I get why he's treated as the group's standout, but Fredro Starr & Sonsee have also contributed to Onyx' finest hours and they don't seem to get mentioned at all. Me personally? I'm a big fan of their first 3 albums, Bacdafucup, All We Got Iz Us and Shut 'Em Down, and anything related to those releases. When people from the industry look back at the career of Onyx today, they usually go: 'Those Slam dudes? They were alright.' Or: 'Those dudes who got into it with 50 Cent? Nah, they're not gangsta.' I imagine that a hip hop fan with a brain would not actually look at them that way, but the thing is, even among the purists, Onyx are somewhat overlooked. I don't care if Sticky Fingaz himself disagrees with me. First of all, the album's name is Black Trash.

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