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| Who is your favorite rapper?! FIGHT ME | Started by: PocketsFullOfCandy on Nov 23, '16 04:15 |
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The best ever rapper is Lil Wayne and I will fight anyone with words that begs to tell me that's not true. Lil Wayne is the best because: for example:
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Lol, even though I see what you're doing, I'll take this opportunity to give some hip hop heads a taste of raw freestyle... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKB66pjw-JA |
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| Reply by: Axel at Nov 23, '16 04:52 | |
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Amazingly you didnt mention anything about being a good lyricist. If you want to make it as a rapper, thats a key talent. Like Eminem is the best lyricist around in modern day in my opinion. Is he the best rapper? I dont think so, but I listen to him the most because of his style and the way he uses the lyrics. |
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| Reply by: Slash at Nov 23, '16 09:28 | |
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In fairness Slash, Wayne is a pretty brilliant lyricist. His wordplay and punchlines put him way up there IMO. He's def one of the greats. |
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| Reply by: HighPitchEric at Nov 23, '16 10:44 | |
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I agree Slash, regarding Eminem, he's just a fuckn beast lyrically, some of his freestyles are just insane and the wordplay on top of wordplay inside of punchlines on top of punchlines, he is just very intricate. I think there is some weird movement where the lyrical content isn't looked at by the younger generations. I mean you have mumble rap, ghost writing, fuckn shit that just takes away from the artistic aspect. It's s crazy new world, but there are still some that focus on the technical side of it, less so than the reputation and outward appearance. |
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| Reply by: Axel at Nov 23, '16 11:22 | |
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Immortal Technique In one of his very first songs, in 2001 he said the truth that 9-11 was an inside job. (Bush knocked down the towers) He went to Kabul afganistan and helped build an orphanage He was a battle champion and he payed with his own money that he won from battles for his first album, instead of signing to a record company-that probably would censorship him. He was in occupy wall street He was (and i think he is still there) in standing rock fighting He wrote the best hip hop song ever |
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| Reply by: WilliamWallace at Nov 29, '16 16:12 | |
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Eminem is the GOAT |
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| Reply by: BunBun at Dec 05, '16 06:19 | |
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| Reply by: Axel at Dec 06, '16 11:18 | |
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Axel, did you see the Shia LeBeouf one? |
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| Reply by: FitzChivalry at Dec 06, '16 16:32 | |
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Emeinem is so good, a lot of rappers credit him by saying they wouldn't fuck with him so that says a lot about the guy. I'm a big Nas fan too, I love hi early stuff. Big Wu Tang fan as well, particularly Inspectah Deck! Guy's unreal man! |
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| Reply by: FitzChivalry at Dec 06, '16 16:40 | |
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Fuck yeah I did, he murdered it... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l161Qqc5lUk&t=418s Also a big Nas fan. That reverse track trips me out every time. Big dmx fan. All of his shit. Immortal tech as above. Always Wu. G funk and old school gangsta rap is what I grew up on though... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1plPyJdXKIY |
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| Reply by: Axel at Dec 06, '16 16:48 | |
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Nas will always be the best and one true king of hiphop. Illmatic by far is the best album. Big Poppa is second with the soul on every track.
Rakim, Em, Dmx, old JayZ, NWA (eazyE rapping with Ren's writing) are close 3rd.
To add although I hate kanye he still had some lit songs back when he was actually good at rapping |
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| Reply by: WUBBA-LUBBA-DUBDUB at Dec 07, '16 19:18 | |
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Not one rapper, but I'm gonna go with Twiztid. |
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| Reply by: Eae at Dec 15, '16 06:42 | |
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Lil Wayne is very very good, I like his cranky style, perfect combination of lyrics with music; Eminem is a pure freestyler, Nas is melodic, Woo Tang are artists that make my imagination trip, 2 PAC has style, Cypress hill had some rock energy, but when it comes to the length and meaning of lyrics without repeating oneself on some classical beat accords, French hip-hop scene rulez. In short I like em all from the old times, today what we hear is more techno-acid-commercial "rap". |
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| Reply by: WoonDa at Dec 15, '16 13:29 | |
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