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Em Bites AZ's Flow On Infinite (Resolved)
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at the backfire
this is how you rock and rip a beat up effortlessly.
I've heard that before but, I didn't entertain it until the remix dropped three days ago. When I first heard the song when I was younger, I knew I've heard that flow before. But, now I hear it clear as day.
He could rap well but he hadn't found himself. When it flopped he felt like that was the best he could do at the time, he was gonna quit rap/commit suicide. Wasn't until he started utilizing his pain instead of trying to prove he could rap well that he found his voice.
Nah lol, but I have to do this every other week.
Ace influenced Em for sure, but they didn't start sounding alike until after Em blew, and it was because the influence was mutual. If you gonna go pull up songs from DA to make an argument you'll lose.
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until after he blew? em seem to sound like Ace right off the bat breh
pointproven214
i speak facts not emotions
eminem rhyme patterns are nothing like az or nas.
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They always had mutual respect for each other
Masta Ace Reveals Eminem Collabo Was Prevented, Explains How He "Took The Lumps" For A$AP Rocky
DX: I wanna wrap up this quick Q&A by asking you about a couple of recent tweets you made [@mastaace]. Someone tweeted you on June 11th asking if you would ever work with Eminem, and you replied [that the deejay constructed] remixed “SlaughtaHouse” [in 2008 for Delicious Vinyl’s Rmxxology project] that that conversation between y’all never happened.
Masta Ace: Yeah [pauses], it’s tricky, man. He was originally supposed to be on Disposable Arts. A lot of people don’t know that. The track that Young Zee is on with me and Strick, [“Something’s Wrong”], he was supposed to be on that track. And, management kinda came in and got a little heavy-handed I guess and told him that wasn’t in his best interest at that time.
pointproven214
i speak facts not emotions
eminem to me is more comparable to g rap or rakim
Em sounded like this in 95:
One of Em's favorite albums is Slaughtahouse but as you can see in 95-96 he had that Nas/AZ style. Then you hear the Outz influence by the time SSEP comes out...doesn't really leave much of a window for him to shark Ace's style like some suggest.
They start to sound similar around the time DA drops but on that album he's flipping lines and flows from MMLP and people try and make it seem like they were getting compared all along, that's false.
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pointproven214
i speak facts not emotions
and besides his biggest infulence is redman.
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QB rappers generally" bite" each others flow I don't really call it biting though if its emulating someones flow patterns
I myself bit AZ's flow for a track
a lotta rappers are "biting" the houston flow right now heck I even heard redman do it
I myself bit AZ's flow for a track
a lotta rappers are "biting" the houston flow right now heck I even heard redman do it
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
To me it's about lineage. You have people like Rakim and G-Rap that laid foundations for advanced lyricism...cats like Nas, Pun, Em ect. come from that G-Rap lineage. You gonna add your own flavor and twists but that's still the base if you wanna start pointing out who's biting what from who. The trick is applying those mechanics to your voice/story and doing something new with it.
pointproven214
i speak facts not emotions
thank u em to me is three people g rap rakim and redman.