JuvenileHell
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shyt is like night and dayHavoc's production/P's lyricism from album 1 to album 2 is one of the biggest jumps in skill level of all time.
shyt is like night and dayHavoc's production/P's lyricism from album 1 to album 2 is one of the biggest jumps in skill level of all time.
I’ve never heard any emcee rap the way P was rapping on the Infamous. It was like illlmatic Nas but more sinister

Early 94' they heard illmatic and basically felt like the muppet babies of queensbridge
Mobb Deep (as emcees) were a walking joke in they own hood ....They had to either step up dramatically or step off forever
they came back 10x
, even in his death the dude got murals in San Francisco and fukkin Germany but couldn’t even get one in the bridge without it getting vandalized..This clip is two years old. And it was widely known that P and Hav switched roles as @DaveyDave already put it.
I have read before that early on, P was more into production and Hav was the MC but as time went they switched roles and both excelled
This clip is two years old. And it was widely known that P and Hav switched roles as @DaveyDave already put it.
This only strengthens P’s legacy.
So Juvenile Hell was vital to his legacy?Not when it comes to his legacy amongst Queens finest lyricists
You can't compare him to the likes of Nas, Kool G Rap, Lex the Hex Master, AZ etc. If he has ghost writers
AbsolutelySo Juvenile Hell was vital to his legacy?
How so?Absolutely
How so?
List the classic verses from P from that album.
All the ones Havoc wrote for him

I thought AZ was from Brooklyn?Not when it comes to his legacy amongst Queens finest lyricists
You can't compare him to the likes of Nas, Kool G Rap, Lex the Hex Master, AZ etc. If he has ghost writers