Best Rapper In The Crew Week 2 - Slaughterhouse

[Jim Cornette]

Joey best rapper
Royce most lyrical
Crooked most technical

Yoooo I got a ktt perma lmaoo


Anyway its Joe Burden.. Closely followed by crook n royce

 

[Palm Tree's & Blunts]

Royce
cats who are choosing Crooked I can you upp a few standout tracks cause I have never heard anything that really impressed me from him. I got like 20 different LA mc's that I prefer to him

He can rap it's just his music is generic.

I gotta always support crooked I though he reps my city.

 

[IronFist]

I only listen to them cause of Royce & Crooked. Both are dope. My only gripe with crooked is he try to pack so much inside a bar until it comes across force. Kinda like Chino XL does at times.

I give it to Royce this time though

 

[Black Ball]

None of them can spit like Crook at his best or as consistently


But Royce got that unique off the wall factor to him. I fukks with Royce, the nikka is funny & off the wall sometimes. Flow be heavenly at times too.

 

[Omar Little]

Technically, Crooked and Joel "rap" better.


but they havent released anything close to MM2 so Joey wins by default

 

[Texas2step]

crook easy

 

[Chip Skylark]

Yoooo I got a ktt perma lmaoo


Anyway its Joe Burden.. Closely followed by crook n royce

What are you talking about

 

[Jim Cornette]

What are you talking about

nikka I know you on ktt
Or is that site not spoken of here :jordanok:

 

[Black Ball]

Royce
cats who are choosing Crooked I can you upp a few standout tracks cause I have never heard anything that really impressed me from him. I got like 20 different LA mc's that I prefer to him

Just a few random songs off the top of my head.

 

[LevelUp]

crooked

 

[Chip Skylark]

nikka I know you on ktt
Or is that site not spoken of here :jordanok:

Dude I don't go on KTT.

 

[PhonZhi]

Man this is tough

I really don't know

 

[Mason83]

Definetly Royce. Such a great flow, and he raps with such emotion.

 

[JBone4eva]

I voted Crook cuz I thought yall were talking about on their albums, but in general I'd have to give it to Joey.

 

[H. Selassie]

Royce.

His versatility puts him ahead of the other 3.