lets end this biggie is a better rapper than pac phenom now

[nineteeneightysix]

biggie had a huge impact on hip hop culture, he pretty much birthed the styles of some many new school rappers. He was one of the first nikkas on that balling, fly shyt. He kinda set the bar for the balance between being underground and mainstream and alot more shyt

but im talking about skills right now, im saying pac was more skilled

Dude had an impact like Chief Keef had an impact...He was a young dude who came through and crushed the buildings...But so did Nelly and Ja Rule...

Who's style did Biggie birth...? I never heard a rapper with Biggie's style except for Shyne and Guerilla Black straight jacking his voice..

Impact is a way to judge a rapper's skill...

I see how Nas changed the game, with Illmatic...Nas SHUT DOWN that 80's Rakim like corny flow when he dropped Illmatic...Every New York rapper after that pretty much had an "Illmatic" influenced flow, for example Rae and Ghost, Prodigy, Killah Sin and pretty much every NY rapper of the 90's...

I see how Snoop changed the game (even though Biggie is far better than Snoop), but every West Coast G-Funk rapper had a "Snoop Doggy Dogg" influenced flow...

I see how Eminem changed the game (even though I would rather listen to Biggie than Eminem)...Pretty much every so called lyricist of today has a Marshal Mathers LP influenced flow in some form or another....

Biggie was nice, but he didn't have enough time to impact hip hop culture in a significant and lasting way...

Biggie should not be mentioned with 2Pac, Nas, Jay Z, Eminem, 50 Cent (although Biggie would have had more success than 50)...

 

[intilectual recipricol]

Biggie was a better storyteller, nothing else did he do better than GOAT. but even then Pac's stories were more compelling. Biggie was propelled by being interlocked with Pac. He is dependent upon Pac, while Pac stands alone.

 

[Madvillain]

Biggie didn't influence the culture? All his lines being bit? All the rehashes of Ready to Die? Life After ain't raise the bar for mafioso rap? His style? All his "hater" shyt?

 

[King Biko]

Biggie was a better storyteller, nothing else did he do better than GOAT. but even then Pac's stories were more compelling. Biggie was propelled by being interlocked with Pac. He is dependent upon Pac, while Pac stands alone.

i cant say that big was a better story teller wne pac made shyt like brendas got a baby and dope fiend diner

 

[intilectual recipricol]

i cant say that big was a better story teller wne pac made shyt like brendas got a baby and dope fiend diner

thats why I said Pac's stories are more compelling, but if youre talking descriptiveness then Biggie is better...

 

[King Biko]

thats why I said Pac's stories are more compelling, but if youre talking descriptiveness then Biggie is better...

yeah but that dont make him a better story teller

 

[intilectual recipricol]

yeah but that dont make him a better story teller

ehhhh... yes it does.

 

[King Biko]

ehhhh... yes it does.

I'll give u that

 

[My neck and my back]

"blasphemy" should've been killed any discrediting belief that wasn't a good lyricist

 

[King Biko]

"blasphemy" should've been killed any discrediting belief that wasn't a good lyricist

Check my original post. I've been asking nikkas to post a biggie song more lyrical.

 

[intilectual recipricol]

"blasphemy" should've been killed any discrediting belief that wasn't a good lyricist

a lot of EC nikkaz just talk... they dont back anything up...

"Prodigy was the GOAT, b"
"post a verse then"
"he said some shyt about a nose bone... GOAT"

 

[Tuling]

so do u disagree???

Yea i disagree but i dont wanna bother suggesting songs that yall will reject anyway

 

[STFU Airways]

first the spit a drunken freestyle that rivals one of biggies best written verses



nikka energy and stage presence pac>>>>>>biggie



the only known song they got together i was more impressed by pacs verse. Pac gave u real lyrics that connected to the song better, biggie was dope on shyt to tho



name a biggie song that more lyrical than this





and he bodied that nikka 3 times

 

[JuvenileHell]

I see how Eminem changed the game (even though I would rather listen to Biggie than Eminem)...Pretty much every so called lyricist of today has a Marshal Mathers LP influenced flow in some form or another....

This part is bullshyt...and I like Em...

Kool G Rap pioneered that multi-syllabic rapping style (That he himself said that he learned from Silver Fox if I recall), Eminem, Big Pun and other guys that rap like that are all G Rap's sons.

Not to mention the Em's flow came from Masta Ace, you can see Masta Ace's DNA in Em's rapping style.

Who has EM really influenced like that? Hopsin? Em didn't change the game like that.

 

[NvrCMyNut]

I listen to the weak BIG songs like Nasty Boy and at how many lyrics of his, flows etc were jacked. It's unreal. You can pick a biggie song at random and find lyrics that were used/sampled/stolen by another rapper.

While Tupac has like 10,000 songs and like 5 quoteables