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CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »1. Pac - Nothing he couldnt do as an MC ...could battle do love songs,powerful songs that touched your soul,party tracks, introspective tracks, battle tracks.... etc etc .... just the epitome of an complete artist
2. Nas - The poet .... the observer .... lyrical genius the essence of what hiphop is... the kind of MC that embodies the spirt of this culture
3. Hov - Impecable lyricist .... amazing SONG MAKER ... just another guy who really understands how to appeal to a lot of different kinds of listeners
4. Ghostface Killah - Unbelievable story teller ... unbelievable lyrical imagery ... a rappers rapper... a guy who really had that flare that entertainment value in his presentation that harkens back to the days of melle mel furious five whodini
5. Kanye - Just every man tom hanks style raps ... i mean very relatable ...and has one of the most amazing catalogues in the game
Who did 2pac battle with tho? 2pac never got into a lyrical rap battle so how can you say that? The "battle" with Biggie wasn't a battle that was just him trying to destroy his character, which isn't what a battle is, that's just a diss. Nothing lyrical about that song either, it was more the shock factor that made it big cuz of the things he said. The proof is in the puddin, most people only remember/like 2pac's rant at the end and his opening line but can't name other lines in the song. Biggie never directly replied either so..
pac went at a lot of guys ... just because they didn't respond dosent make them non-battle tracks ...it just means the "battle" was one sided ... "takeover" would still be a battle record even if nas didn't respond -
Really isn't an order other than Jay Nas and Pac.
1a Nas
1b Jay
3 Pac
4 Lupe
5 Ye
6 Big
7 Rakim
8 Cube
9 Common
10 Scarface -
A lot of Joe Budden in the top5
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Nas
Andre 3000
black thought
elzhi
common -
Notorious BIG
Ice Cube
Jay Z
Lupe Fiasco
Del the Funky Homosapien
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JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »1. Pac - Nothing he couldnt do as an MC ...could battle do love songs,powerful songs that touched your soul,party tracks, introspective tracks, battle tracks.... etc etc .... just the epitome of an complete artist
2. Nas - The poet .... the observer .... lyrical genius the essence of what hiphop is... the kind of MC that embodies the spirt of this culture
3. Hov - Impecable lyricist .... amazing SONG MAKER ... just another guy who really understands how to appeal to a lot of different kinds of listeners
4. Ghostface Killah - Unbelievable story teller ... unbelievable lyrical imagery ... a rappers rapper... a guy who really had that flare that entertainment value in his presentation that harkens back to the days of melle mel furious five whodini
5. Kanye - Just every man tom hanks style raps ... i mean very relatable ...and has one of the most amazing catalogues in the game
Who did 2pac battle with tho? 2pac never got into a lyrical rap battle so how can you say that? The "battle" with Biggie wasn't a battle that was just him trying to destroy his character, which isn't what a battle is, that's just a diss. Nothing lyrical about that song either, it was more the shock factor that made it big cuz of the things he said. The proof is in the puddin, most people only remember/like 2pac's rant at the end and his opening line but can't name other lines in the song. Biggie never directly replied either so..
pac went at a lot of guys ... just because they didn't respond dosent make them non-battle tracks ...it just means the "battle" was one sided ... "takeover" would still be a battle record even if nas didn't respond
LOL at you only responding to one sentence i said instead of what i said in context..yup, you're clearly wrong. 2pac was never in a battle alive, neither was he good at it. He was 50 Cent of 1996. "I'll beat you up, i'll shoot you, i ? your ? , you're ? "..i wouldn't consider that a good battler. That's basically what we say on the net to each other. -
CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »1. Pac - Nothing he couldnt do as an MC ...could battle do love songs,powerful songs that touched your soul,party tracks, introspective tracks, battle tracks.... etc etc .... just the epitome of an complete artist
2. Nas - The poet .... the observer .... lyrical genius the essence of what hiphop is... the kind of MC that embodies the spirt of this culture
3. Hov - Impecable lyricist .... amazing SONG MAKER ... just another guy who really understands how to appeal to a lot of different kinds of listeners
4. Ghostface Killah - Unbelievable story teller ... unbelievable lyrical imagery ... a rappers rapper... a guy who really had that flare that entertainment value in his presentation that harkens back to the days of melle mel furious five whodini
5. Kanye - Just every man tom hanks style raps ... i mean very relatable ...and has one of the most amazing catalogues in the game
Who did 2pac battle with tho? 2pac never got into a lyrical rap battle so how can you say that? The "battle" with Biggie wasn't a battle that was just him trying to destroy his character, which isn't what a battle is, that's just a diss. Nothing lyrical about that song either, it was more the shock factor that made it big cuz of the things he said. The proof is in the puddin, most people only remember/like 2pac's rant at the end and his opening line but can't name other lines in the song. Biggie never directly replied either so..
pac went at a lot of guys ... just because they didn't respond dosent make them non-battle tracks ...it just means the "battle" was one sided ... "takeover" would still be a battle record even if nas didn't respond
LOL at you only responding to one sentence i said instead of what i said in context..yup, you're clearly wrong. 2pac was never in a battle alive, neither was he good at it. He was 50 Cent of 1996. "I'll beat you up, i'll shoot you, i ? your ? , you're ? "..i wouldn't consider that a good battler. That's basically what we say on the net to each other.
U serious bruh? 50?? C'mon b
Holla At Me >>> 50'career -
blackstarr wrote: »CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »1. Pac - Nothing he couldnt do as an MC ...could battle do love songs,powerful songs that touched your soul,party tracks, introspective tracks, battle tracks.... etc etc .... just the epitome of an complete artist
2. Nas - The poet .... the observer .... lyrical genius the essence of what hiphop is... the kind of MC that embodies the spirt of this culture
3. Hov - Impecable lyricist .... amazing SONG MAKER ... just another guy who really understands how to appeal to a lot of different kinds of listeners
4. Ghostface Killah - Unbelievable story teller ... unbelievable lyrical imagery ... a rappers rapper... a guy who really had that flare that entertainment value in his presentation that harkens back to the days of melle mel furious five whodini
5. Kanye - Just every man tom hanks style raps ... i mean very relatable ...and has one of the most amazing catalogues in the game
Who did 2pac battle with tho? 2pac never got into a lyrical rap battle so how can you say that? The "battle" with Biggie wasn't a battle that was just him trying to destroy his character, which isn't what a battle is, that's just a diss. Nothing lyrical about that song either, it was more the shock factor that made it big cuz of the things he said. The proof is in the puddin, most people only remember/like 2pac's rant at the end and his opening line but can't name other lines in the song. Biggie never directly replied either so..
pac went at a lot of guys ... just because they didn't respond dosent make them non-battle tracks ...it just means the "battle" was one sided ... "takeover" would still be a battle record even if nas didn't respond
LOL at you only responding to one sentence i said instead of what i said in context..yup, you're clearly wrong. 2pac was never in a battle alive, neither was he good at it. He was 50 Cent of 1996. "I'll beat you up, i'll shoot you, i ? your ? , you're ? "..i wouldn't consider that a good battler. That's basically what we say on the net to each other.
U serious bruh? 50?? C'mon b
Holla At Me >>> 50'career
I'm saying the way they dissed other artist are pretty much the same. Yeah, "Holla At Me" was such a great battle record..quote a nice battle line? We were talking about battling dog. -
ur reaching so hard right now..... pac made multiple diss tracks but no one answered back so it wasn't "technically a battle"... Against all odds>>>takeover
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CirocObama wrote: »blackstarr wrote: »CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »1. Pac - Nothing he couldnt do as an MC ...could battle do love songs,powerful songs that touched your soul,party tracks, introspective tracks, battle tracks.... etc etc .... just the epitome of an complete artist
2. Nas - The poet .... the observer .... lyrical genius the essence of what hiphop is... the kind of MC that embodies the spirt of this culture
3. Hov - Impecable lyricist .... amazing SONG MAKER ... just another guy who really understands how to appeal to a lot of different kinds of listeners
4. Ghostface Killah - Unbelievable story teller ... unbelievable lyrical imagery ... a rappers rapper... a guy who really had that flare that entertainment value in his presentation that harkens back to the days of melle mel furious five whodini
5. Kanye - Just every man tom hanks style raps ... i mean very relatable ...and has one of the most amazing catalogues in the game
Who did 2pac battle with tho? 2pac never got into a lyrical rap battle so how can you say that? The "battle" with Biggie wasn't a battle that was just him trying to destroy his character, which isn't what a battle is, that's just a diss. Nothing lyrical about that song either, it was more the shock factor that made it big cuz of the things he said. The proof is in the puddin, most people only remember/like 2pac's rant at the end and his opening line but can't name other lines in the song. Biggie never directly replied either so..
pac went at a lot of guys ... just because they didn't respond dosent make them non-battle tracks ...it just means the "battle" was one sided ... "takeover" would still be a battle record even if nas didn't respond
LOL at you only responding to one sentence i said instead of what i said in context..yup, you're clearly wrong. 2pac was never in a battle alive, neither was he good at it. He was 50 Cent of 1996. "I'll beat you up, i'll shoot you, i ? your ? , you're ? "..i wouldn't consider that a good battler. That's basically what we say on the net to each other.
U serious bruh? 50?? C'mon b
Holla At Me >>> 50'career
I'm saying the way they dissed other artist are pretty much the same. Yeah, "Holla At Me" was such a great battle record..quote a nice battle line? We were talking about battling dog.
But u just said that Pac was never in a battle so how would you know if he was good at it or not? Pac had a few beefs released a few diss songs just because they wasnt going back n forth ala Jigga and Nas doesnt make it any less of a battle. And yes i consider Holla At Me a great diss track/battle record...just check the whole first verse -
blackstarr wrote: »CirocObama wrote: »blackstarr wrote: »CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »1. Pac - Nothing he couldnt do as an MC ...could battle do love songs,powerful songs that touched your soul,party tracks, introspective tracks, battle tracks.... etc etc .... just the epitome of an complete artist
2. Nas - The poet .... the observer .... lyrical genius the essence of what hiphop is... the kind of MC that embodies the spirt of this culture
3. Hov - Impecable lyricist .... amazing SONG MAKER ... just another guy who really understands how to appeal to a lot of different kinds of listeners
4. Ghostface Killah - Unbelievable story teller ... unbelievable lyrical imagery ... a rappers rapper... a guy who really had that flare that entertainment value in his presentation that harkens back to the days of melle mel furious five whodini
5. Kanye - Just every man tom hanks style raps ... i mean very relatable ...and has one of the most amazing catalogues in the game
Who did 2pac battle with tho? 2pac never got into a lyrical rap battle so how can you say that? The "battle" with Biggie wasn't a battle that was just him trying to destroy his character, which isn't what a battle is, that's just a diss. Nothing lyrical about that song either, it was more the shock factor that made it big cuz of the things he said. The proof is in the puddin, most people only remember/like 2pac's rant at the end and his opening line but can't name other lines in the song. Biggie never directly replied either so..
pac went at a lot of guys ... just because they didn't respond dosent make them non-battle tracks ...it just means the "battle" was one sided ... "takeover" would still be a battle record even if nas didn't respond
LOL at you only responding to one sentence i said instead of what i said in context..yup, you're clearly wrong. 2pac was never in a battle alive, neither was he good at it. He was 50 Cent of 1996. "I'll beat you up, i'll shoot you, i ? your ? , you're ? "..i wouldn't consider that a good battler. That's basically what we say on the net to each other.
U serious bruh? 50?? C'mon b
Holla At Me >>> 50'career
I'm saying the way they dissed other artist are pretty much the same. Yeah, "Holla At Me" was such a great battle record..quote a nice battle line? We were talking about battling dog.
But u just said that Pac was never in a battle so how would you know if he was good at it or not? Pac had a few beefs released a few diss songs just because they wasnt going back n forth ala Jigga and Nas doesnt make it any less of a battle. And yes i consider Holla At Me a great diss track/battle record...just check the whole first verse
WTF are you talking about? When did i say he wasn't good at it? Actually you should ask @JDSTAYWITIT that question because he was the one who said that 2pac was good at battling, so if he never was how would he know that?
LOL @ a clown talking about Against All Odds..yeah dissing non rappers about how they set him up is such a great battle record. I love the record but we're talking battling, which isn't what 2pac did in those songs. He did exactly what 50 did like i said.."you're a ? , you set me up, ? you, i ? your ? , Death Row is real, MOB" and all that..basically trash talk, which isnt what battling is about. That is why people keep saying that Biggie wouldve ate 2pac cuz lyrically Biggie was ahead, but what 2pac had over Biggie was alleged dirt on him..that's all.
Y'all let the media sensation ? your brains up. -
Rakim
Kane
Nas
Mos Def
Jay Z -
Eminem
Tech N9ne
Ludacris
Kanye
Hopsin -
No Order
Jay Electronica
Blu
Kebee
Verbal Jint
Fashawn -
Pac
Face
Cube
Nas
Biggie
honorable mention who gets overlooked (LL) -
1. Nas
2. Biggie
3. Pac
4. Ghostface
5. Rakim/Ice Cube
Groups
1. Atmosphere
2. Wu Tang
3. Public Enemy
4. J5
5. Outkast -
? MC: Chuck D
1. Prodigy
2. Spice 1
3. Ghostface Killah
4. GZA
5. Lil Flip -
DMX
2Pac
Chuckie Akenz
Big L
Prodigy
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Lots of GhostFace
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CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »CirocObama wrote: »JDSTAYWITIT. wrote: »1. Pac - Nothing he couldnt do as an MC ...could battle do love songs,powerful songs that touched your soul,party tracks, introspective tracks, battle tracks.... etc etc .... just the epitome of an complete artist
2. Nas - The poet .... the observer .... lyrical genius the essence of what hiphop is... the kind of MC that embodies the spirt of this culture
3. Hov - Impecable lyricist .... amazing SONG MAKER ... just another guy who really understands how to appeal to a lot of different kinds of listeners
4. Ghostface Killah - Unbelievable story teller ... unbelievable lyrical imagery ... a rappers rapper... a guy who really had that flare that entertainment value in his presentation that harkens back to the days of melle mel furious five whodini
5. Kanye - Just every man tom hanks style raps ... i mean very relatable ...and has one of the most amazing catalogues in the game
Who did 2pac battle with tho? 2pac never got into a lyrical rap battle so how can you say that? The "battle" with Biggie wasn't a battle that was just him trying to destroy his character, which isn't what a battle is, that's just a diss. Nothing lyrical about that song either, it was more the shock factor that made it big cuz of the things he said. The proof is in the puddin, most people only remember/like 2pac's rant at the end and his opening line but can't name other lines in the song. Biggie never directly replied either so..
pac went at a lot of guys ... just because they didn't respond dosent make them non-battle tracks ...it just means the "battle" was one sided ... "takeover" would still be a battle record even if nas didn't respond
LOL at you only responding to one sentence i said instead of what i said in context..yup, you're clearly wrong. 2pac was never in a battle alive, neither was he good at it. He was 50 Cent of 1996. "I'll beat you up, i'll shoot you, i ? your ? , you're ? "..i wouldn't consider that a good battler. That's basically what we say on the net to each other.
alright bro.... -
And_So_It_Burns wrote: »Lots of GhostFace
tone starks da illest -
1. 2pac
2. Kanye West
3. Eminem
4. Nas
5. Ice Cube
Honorable mention: E-40 -
Gucci
Waka
2Chainz
Future
Kidd Money from Splack Pack -
1. 2pac
2. Nas
3. Scarface
4. Ice Cube
5. T.I.
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Pac
Nas
Cube
Cam
Big
