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Nick Collison been in the league since 2003
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Who said he wasn't big? 50 was bigger than Wayne ever was and he ain't a goat either.
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That scarface album from 2 years ago deeply rooted
Could be in the conversation for being better
Kendrick is so damn overrated
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The vast majority of rap consumers have never been able to grasp this.
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I've always thought you were mentally challenged, you just solidified that.
Every studio album Kendrick has released is better than 4:44. This is Jay's best album in a very long time though.
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MBDTF and GKMC
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Because he was never a great rapper imo
Carter II was his best work
Carter III was overrated
50 was bigger than Wayne ever was and he ain't a goat either.
We never considered 50's appeal was his charisma and his knack for unfiltered beefs. Wayne was actually referred to as the best rapper. He's not in my top 5 but to act like he didn't have an undisputed era in hip hop is erroneous. Drake and Nicki are products of that Wayne era.
Pusha T "My name is my name"
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That's because he called himself the best rapper and ****** just went with it. You have to take in the fact that most of lil Wayne's fans at the time were my age which was 15 when Carter 3 came out.
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Where can I stream this outside of Tidal 
Edit - ^^ good looks.
Edit - ^^ good looks.
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And people was calling 50 the best rapper too when GRODT dropped. That album being called a classic not long after it dropped.
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Jay did the same exact thing calling himself the best rapper alive and people ran with it. Jay at his peak wasn't even better than Earl Simmons. His "retirement" had everybody in group think mode. Anybody who listened to hip hop from '05-'07 knows who ran hip hop with an iron fist during that time, no matter what age you were. It wasn't being self proclaimed that put him their either, it was lyricism.
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I was probably too young, but I never heard anyone call him that. But I'll say it was a classic the way he barged in the game and took over. Joint had too many hits, which was ultimately a problem.
Jay had a better right to call himself that. Name one classic Wayne album.
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'03 was the beginning of the change in music. 50 was the last of the old guard, an NY rapper with street appeal. Get Rich or die trying is a classic because it's the last of an era before back pack rap and Atlanta took over hip hop. College Dropout and Thug Motivation 101 to be specific.
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Da Carter....
The mix tapes though....plenty. Oh we can thank Wayne for mixtapes becoming mainstream as well.
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Son are u drunk ? Cam and 50 would spit in your face for spewing such nonsense
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IDK about specifically hearing about the booty popping but the concept of Wayne getting introspective about how Birdman preyed on his weakness and vulnerability of not having a father from like age 8 till a few years ago is actually a great album idea and would probably be his magnum opus.
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I don't know how everybody feels about them, but I never saw Carter 2 as a classic. Hell, I thought Carter 1 was better.
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Agreed. When I was first bought Tha Block Is Hot, his song Up to Me about his pops was one of my favorites. But his head is too fried to give us an album like that. Bruh not even really trying anymore.
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The drought series was bigger than any Power of the dollar or DJ kay slay mixtape and that's just the drought series. Y'all are really flexing right now.
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People wasn't really messing with dudes tapes like that before Dedication 2. Most of his fans can't even name em.
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The Carter 1 is his best album and it's so raw lyricism wise. Everyone says the Carter 2 because that's the era when you started seeing Wayne everywhere. From hanging with the Dips to any and every DJ Khaled song/remix. Oh don't even get me started on remixes.....
