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herbs wrote:

Today wrote:thats why i think context is important. Biggie ran nyc crack/gangsta rap in the 90s
these days that's the same old story and usually a load of bs coming from most rappers
so guys like Common keep bringing new lyrics so i feel like in time they'll be recognized as top performers in their arena
Eminem's camp run the hardcore style atm

BIG died when he was 24. Think about the lyrics he brought in what....4 years? He was better then than any od them are now....or ever have been. Mate...shhhhhh

thats a fair point, but what he'd have done after the fact is mere speculation
We only have the music he did record... so I'm sayin he's the best of his day at MCing, but not the best rapper ever
and currently i'd point to guys like those i named, because of what they've been doing, regardless of how old they are
lmao bc i feel like this convo is one held by groups of people all over the place all the time

bela wrote: dont tell me common could jump on a mic and tear tupac's hardness to shreds

Ho ho, and biggie did?!

yes

Example

ROUND ONE

FIGHT



VS

No, no, no. I think I just misunderstood Bela. Not about to turn this into a Tupac vs Biggie thread (there's one already I think).
This is all about Mr Wallace.

cityzen wrote:No, no, no. I think I just misunderstood Bela. Not about to turn this into a Tupac vs Biggie thread (there's one already I think).
This is all about Mr Wallace.

Neither of those tunes are helping the Tupac hardness cause.

Hands down the best opening line of any song

more butt than ashtray >>>>>>>>

cityzen wrote:about to turn this into a Tupac + Biggie thread

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Fuck it, may as well chuck in a bit of Big L for good measure.

neeeil! wrote:

Mr Hyde wrote:

lorn's remix is so sick aswell