I'm curious, where do y'all nikkas rank DMX as an MC?

[I love Latina women]

I never been big on X like that; with that said, I like some of his music and I get and understand his appeal
But where do y'all rank DMX as an MC?

 

[JustCKing]

He's dope as an MC. I feel like his greatest strength was his delivery/mic presence and overall charisma. He was a nice songwriter as well. I just never saw him as a Rakim, Biggie, Pac, Jay, Nas etc. caliber MC. He's around Top 25 for me.

 

[I love Latina women]

He's dope as an MC. I feel like his greatest strength was his delivery/mic presence and overall charisma. He was a nice songwriter as well. I just never saw him as a Rakim, Biggie, Pac, Jay, Nas etc. caliber MC. He's around Top 25 for me.

I feel that and can agree with this

 

[R-Typ3]

Besides the words one spits MC means move the crowd and X ain't never lost that ability

 

[R-Typ3]

He's dope as an MC. I feel like his greatest strength was his delivery/mic presence and overall charisma. He was a nice songwriter as well. I just never saw him as a Rakim, Biggie, Pac, Jay, Nas etc. caliber MC. He's around Top 25 for me.

 

[JustCKing]

Besides the words one spits MC means move the crowd and X ain't never lost that ability

Yeah, I agree. I feel like the words themselves can move the crowd too when they are thought provoking and creative. I find that to be as equally moving. Not saying that DMX couldn't take it there. I just feel like there's more MC's who offered a little more as MC's.

 

[R-Typ3]

Yeah, I agree. I feel like the words themselves can move the crowd too when they are thought provoking and creative. I find that to be as equally moving. Not saying that DMX couldn't take it there. I just feel like there's more MC's who offered a little more as MC's.

The only thing that irks me is how when they talk about X they say he was the only one who brought the streets back...Yeah after Biggie Diddy n them was doin all the jiggy club shyt but the undaground never went nowhere no matter who was doin whatever

Screwball
G Rap
M.O.P.
Boot Camp Click
C-N-N
Mobb Deep
Wu Tang

 

[JustCKing]

The only thing that irks me is how when they talk about X they say he was the only one who brought the streets back...Yeah after Biggie Diddy n them was doin all the jiggy club shyt but the undaground never went nowhere no matter who was doin whatever

Screwball
G Rap
M.O.P.
Boot Camp Click
C-N-N
Mobb Deep
Wu Tang

Thought I was the only one who thought this. There was also No Limit who still had street music in the mainstream.

 

[R-Typ3]

Thought I was the only one who thought this. There was also No Limit who still had street music in the mainstream.

Hell yeah P kept all our asses in Blockbuster lookin for them new albums every two weeks lol shyt almost forgot Big L, Group Home, Blahzay, Blahzay and on the west coast Jayo, allfrumthai, Mack 10, Cypress

 

[TheRtist]

closest thing to Pac.

 

[TheRtist]

The only thing that irks me is how when they talk about X they say he was the only one who brought the streets back...Yeah after Biggie Diddy n them was doin all the jiggy club shyt but the undaground never went nowhere no matter who was doin whatever

Screwball
G Rap
M.O.P.
Boot Camp Click
C-N-N
Mobb Deep
Wu Tang

yea but none of them were NEARLY as hot as X.

which one of them sold out record stores and topped the box office?

 

[SirBiatch]

This used to be my shyt! Haven't heard this shyt in at least a decade.

 

[iseetrolledpeople]

This used to be my shyt! Haven't heard this shyt in at least a decade.

Stop lying punk. You werent even a rap fan 10 years ago

 

[SirBiatch]

Stop lying punk. You werent even a rap fan 10 years ago

you're right. just heard it for the first time a few minutes ago

stalking ass weirdos

 

[Kilgore Trout]