I'm sorry but Jay Z will lose in a versuz againt Nas

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What We Do is beating Verbal Intercourse
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What We Do is much more of an anthem than Verbal Intercourse.

If we talking about records yeah it’s going to win if we talking about better lyrical performance then Nas got that but Hov verse is no slouch.
 

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Nah, Jay could play his it's just that Nas doesn't have any and in a 20 song battle volume and longevity matter.
If Jay plays mid 2000s records Nas is gonna win those rounds playing 91-02 records.
 

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Jay can make it hard for Nas with just post 2010 records
  1. What’s Free
  2. FWMYK
  3. Otis
  4. nikkas in Paris
  5. Story of OJ
  6. Pound Cake
  7. I do
  8. Seen it all
  9. Free Mason or Devil is a Lie
  10. I got the keys
  11. Clique
  12. So Appalled or Monster
  13. Drunk in Love or OTR2
  14. Drug Dealer...
  15. Ape shyt
  16. No Church in the wild
  17. Gotta Have it
  18. All the way up
  19. bytch don’t kill my vibe
  20. Light up
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Naw, Jay was riding waves/artists throughout his career.

From Biggie, to Kanye, to Beyonce, to Justin Timberlake, Linkin Park, etc..

Hov was chasing hits and relevancy.

While Nas was still puttin out quality music like Distant Relatives, Life is Good, Untitled etc.

Breh, let it go. Nas is great without having to downplay Jay Z.

Out of that list, Biggie is the only artist Jay Z came up off of. When JT came back off a 7 year hiatus, he got Jay to feature on HIS comeback record. When Beyonce's solo career took off, Jay was featured on the record that blew started her solo run. Most posters on here did not care about Kanye until "This Can't Be Life" and "Izzo" was Kanye's first hit song as a producer. The first time many heard Kanye rap was ona Jay Z album. Linkin Park ain't even woth mentioning because it was a mash up album. More importantly, Jay Z was a already consistently going multi-platinum before he ever recorded with Kanye, Beyonce, or Linkin Park. Besides that Linkin Park mashup was a mash up of past solo Jay Z hit songs with theirs.

If you want to talk about wave riding, your point would've been more valid if you'd listed Jaz O, Big Daddy Kane, Puffy, and Irv. Those people actually had a hand in Jay Z becoming he was before the world knew Jay Z. Every artist you listed besides Biggie are artists Jay Z had a hand in blowing or helping sustain relevance.
 

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Not necessarily. All depends on selection.
True. But Jay’s dope mid 2000s shyt loses to Nas’ dope shyt from 91-02 easily.
Now if Nas plays wack shyt from I Am or Nastradamus then
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The point is that to compete with Nas he’s going to have to go to the B sides because those are his best records.

Not necessarily. Both Jay and Nas have 20 songs that they could easily pull up that aren't necessarily B sides especially if they include features. I would imagine both Nas and Jay Z would have songs that would mirror what often appears on a set list at their shows.
 
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