And Mfs was doing metaphorical/allegory breakdowns on this shyt 
Ghostface admits he wasn't rapping about shyt on Supreme Clientele
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Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
respectfully what's basic about this?
"There was no mercy on the streets, I couldn't rest/I'm barely standing bout to go to pieces screaming "peace"/and though my soul was deleted, I couldn't see it/I had a mind full of demons tryna break free/They planted seeds and they hatched, sparking a flame/inside my brain like a match such a dirty game/No memories just the misery/painting a picture of my enemies killing me, in my sleep".
It works whatever reason but it's def one of my favorite albums 
All those albums you listed he wasn’t rapping about shyt eitherThis is why Supreme Clientele is arguably my least favorite of his classics and the one I don't revisit much outside of an occasional song or two because, lyrically, it's a very forgettable album and that's not because of his rhymes being wack or anything; it's top-tier rapping, but rather because he was saying a whole lot of nothing. I honestly remember the beats more than the lyrics.
Ironman will always be his best album to me because he was at his peak in terms of his lyrics being thematically top tier similar to Rae during that era, and if I had to rank Ghost's top 5 albums or just his whole discography, it'd go like this...
Ironman
36 Seasons
Fishscale
Bulletproof Wallets
Supreme Clientele
Twelve Reasons to Die (The Brown Tape)
Pretty Toney
Twelve Reasons to Die
Apollo Kids
The Big Doe Rehab
Twelve Reasons to Die 2
Sour Soul
Ghost Files (Bronze/Propane Tapes)
Ghostdini: Wizard of Poetry in Emerald City
The Lost Files
There are a few, particularly his newer stuff, that I've never really gotten around to, and some of the above I haven't listened to in a while, so my ranking might be a little sketchy.
Ghost is the type of artist who is better when he has a theme set in motion; on Ironman he was clearly going for a 70s Blaxploitation vibe, and it worked perfectly; on 36 Seasons, he's rapping as a man coming back home after a long stint with an old head 70s vibe. Fishscale and Bulletproof Wallets also have a theme from beginning to end.
Obviously, a few others are self-explanatory.
Except “all that I got is you”
Will I survive until the morning to see the sun? Please lord forgive me for my sins, cause here I come
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
Great album....of nonsensical-Ness.
#BOTHSIDES
Superstar
Like KendrickHe’s right that people still be trying decipher the deeper meaning. He’s literally TELLING them it didn’t mean shyt
RiverCity916
South Sacramento
Ghostface did on Supreme Clientele what East coast nikkas like to claim E-40 does. I can listen to Nutmeg 5+ in a row btw.
Don't quote me I'm not interested in debate.
Don't quote me I'm not interested in debate.
Element of Surprise and Charlie Hustle >>
Not the same. Kendrick is deliberate about what he means and it’s clear, but yes some people may try to find a bunch of “Easter Eggs” that aren’t there. Ghostface admits to rhyming gibberish.Like Kendrick
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
can't find the link but Murphy Lee had him on a track and had his verse cut because he didn't get a word he was saiyan