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Tupac was lyrically more interesting but Biggie was funkier.That Biggie vs Sinatra mixtape that came out a few years back was pretty tight too.

Pac had better subject matter, especially with his first 3 albums. Flow wise, Biggie is a step ahead. But overall I find Pac more interesting to listen to.

I mean I still bump Pacs albums still....I still bump Ready to Die, but only that album. Life After Death wasn't as fresh as it was back then....and to be honest, if one was to consider that album a big influence in hip-hop, it influenced hip-hop for the worse.

Wish Biggie had a few more years to release some other shit. Despite his legacy, I think Biggie needed a few more releases.

but that's irrelevant and besides the point

vote goes to Pac

missedthebus wrote:Anyone seen Above the Rim? Watching it at the moment, good sound track!!

great movie! soundtrack is great.Tupac all day! never liked biggie. All Eyes on Me is 1 of the greatest albums ever. THUG LIFE! Got all his albums, das my boy.

biggie takes it. I agree with whoever said it, biggie has aged much better. The west coast sound in general just sounds so 90's

Tupac's just bigger.....


I think tey got pushed against each other by puffdaddy nowdays known as p-diddy diddy or what ever. And the reason is, they was big friends before badboy started, there was a wrhole album of the both and it was big! i lost it! i think the album was never released officially.

metalboxproducts wrote:Tupac was not a poet. He was a second rate mc from Digital Underground who were infinitely better then both he and Biggie.

Digital Underground inspired me to get jiggy in burger king bathrooms

I prefer Kanye West.

Neither. I hate US hip hop.

Its strange, although I was always a big 2pac fan and thought his albums sounded more complete and were better produced overall id have to say Biggie had the better flow, punchlines and the rawer edge.

Id rather listen to 2pac though, too many classic tunes and albums:

Neither of them made much of an impression on me to be honest.

Wu-Tang Forever.

uncle bill wrote:Neither of them made much of an impression on me to be honest.

Wu-Tang Forever.

dem nigs from wutangclan are just ripoffs on my mane, gucci mane

kejk wrote:

uncle bill wrote:Neither of them made much of an impression on me to be honest.

Wu-Tang Forever.

dem nigs from wutangclan are just ripoffs on my mane, gucci mane

I don't know what that means, old chap.

I was born in Peterborough some years before Tim Westwood's dad took over as bishop.

uncle bill wrote:

kejk wrote: dem nigs from wutangclan are just ripoffs on my mane, gucci mane

I don't know what that means, old chap.

I was born in Peterborough some years before Tim Westwood's dad took over as bishop.

That's sig material, tho I'm far too superior for that.

kejk wrote:I prefer Kanye West.

He IS the songbird of our generation...

DRTY wrote:Neither. I hate US hip hop.

You like Hip Hop from where?

DRTY wrote:Neither. I hate US hip hop.

Man, this needs to change.

magma wrote:Biggie was a better MC.

2Pac made better records.

I would actually say it was the other way around.


Totally agree with what someone else said about Big's music aging better, the production on Biggies records is far better than on Tupac's. However I do think that Pac's flow is better. Biggies lyrics were on the same par as tupacs but tupac had a lot more variation.

I bumped 2pac a lot back in the day, he had some really great stuff. I agree some of his beats are dated, but a lot of old school rap does that.

I listen to Biggie much more now. My biggest complaint is that Biggie's death led to Puffy making some bullshit hip hop in the name of Biggie, and in turn led to the majority of rapper's making TERRIBLE hip hop afterwards, leading to the absolutely dismal scene of hip hop today. Though who is to say that either of them could have gone horribly commercial if they were still alive today.

DRTY wrote:Neither. I hate US hip hop.

I hate Jamaican reggae

for real though, tupac was a hypocritical dumbass. nas is 1000x deeper than he was.

I don't really listen to Biggie or Pac a great deal, I mean I do like them both but I don't keep going back to their albums like I do with Jeru, Gza or Nas...