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That's definitely your opinion. Even the ***** flex who hating on him now was saying he was in the running for one of the best ever. Don't act like drake ain't got them verses
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That's definitely your opinion. Even the ***** flex who hating on him now was saying he was in the running for one of the best ever. Don't act like drake ain't got them verses
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Don't worry I'll keep hitting y'all with the ghost writer ****.
Cling on to that my friend cuz greatness can't be weigh down by that
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"Fake thug, no love, you get the slug, CB4 Gusto"
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Verses that are in question at the very least. I mean he admitted it himself.
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Got them verses Hush and QM wrote.
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Hov is the Michael Jordan of rap.
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now y'all brought the bwa fan club manager back in here
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And as much as I don't care for Jay he definitely checks most if not all of the boxes.
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Thread is weird now. I'll contribute the #Top5
1. Nas
2. Jay Z
3. Lil Boosie
4. Old Lil Wayne (02-07)
5. Pac
HONERABLE MENTION: DMX, Cam, Beanie Sigel, Rakim, Gucci Mane, BIG, Future, Ice Cube, KRS One
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What y'all not about to do is start slandering Pac. That's what y'all not gone do. Nope. Got my cape ready.
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Never cared for HOV but he really has it all. Never thought about the fact he's stayed relevant through several eras in Hip Hop.
Y'all wylin for slandering PAC tho
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Pac my guy but he spit way too many struggle raps to be considered among the greats.
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Kanye the reason Hov relevant but nonetheless salute
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Pac liked his bishop character so much that he decided to carry it over to his rap persona
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I feel like 2Pac is criminally underrated when it comes to the pure raps.
Especially Makaveli, circa 95 till death. He was really coming around and getting better / more sophisticated with the rapping. More metaphors, versatility with the flow was there, etc.
Especially Makaveli, circa 95 till death. He was really coming around and getting better / more sophisticated with the rapping. More metaphors, versatility with the flow was there, etc.
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This is too easy of an alley oop so I'll let somebody else do it.
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Pac
Nas
Big
Jay
Nas is leagues ahead of Jay-Z lyrically. I'll take Illmatic,It was Written, Stillmatic and Lost Tapes over Jays best 4 cds any day
What are you talking about? As an art form.
Have you ever heard Dear Mama, Tradin War Stories?
If Pac's music isn't the definition of art I don't know what is. How can you not visualize these bars?
Best lyricist never equaled best rapper. Nobody mentions Canibus ever and he could rap circles around anyone in his prime
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Pac's persona has nothing to do with the strength of his records.
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toss up between him and wayne
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In no order:
Nas
Jay
Pac
Big
Outkast (yea I know they're a group)
Next up: Rakim, K. Dot, Em, Wayne, Cube
Nas
Jay
Pac
Big
Outkast (yea I know they're a group)
Next up: Rakim, K. Dot, Em, Wayne, Cube
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Bout to turn this into a 2Pac appreciation thread.
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I don't do top 5s. I need more of a top 10-15 and don't feel like you can rate all rappers in a particular order because there have been 2-3yr runs where the hottest rapper in the world wasn't necessarily one of the best lyrically.
Biggie
Jay-Z
Nas
Pac
Kanye
Wayne
Fab
Busta
Cam
Eminem
Outkast
Mobb Deep
L.O.X
Wu-Tang
Big Pun
T.I.
Biggie
Jay-Z
Nas
Pac
Kanye
Wayne
Fab
Busta
Cam
Eminem
Outkast
Mobb Deep
L.O.X
Wu-Tang
Big Pun
T.I.
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I don't think i'll ever get people's infatuation with Lil Wayne
In my younger days though, no one could tell me Lil Wayne wasn't everything though. I remember being in middle school and D1 and D2 was all I knew.
He was the epitome of a superstar though at his peak.
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Really interesting to see how these new rappers will be evaluated years from now when they aren't popping anymore.
None of the old legends had mixtapes that were essentially albums. So do they count towards an artist's discography when discussing them?
For instance, if we count mixtapes J. Cole has like 6 albums, but do we omit those when talking about Cole and ranking him?
I been listening to Kendrick since the "K. Dot," overly dedicated days. O.D. is like a full fledged album, that should count when you're evaluating these current guy's careers I think.
None of the old legends had mixtapes that were essentially albums. So do they count towards an artist's discography when discussing them?
For instance, if we count mixtapes J. Cole has like 6 albums, but do we omit those when talking about Cole and ranking him?
I been listening to Kendrick since the "K. Dot," overly dedicated days. O.D. is like a full fledged album, that should count when you're evaluating these current guy's careers I think.
