Memphis Bleek says you cant compare Biggie to Pac...

[Jack Trippa 3z company ho]

Big's material >>>> Pac's material.

And it's not even close.

Ha Got love for big but he was 1/10 the artist Pac was. And it's not even close.

 

[Jack Trippa 3z company ho]

Life After Death is the most complete and perfect album of all time to me. The back half of that is straight classic Hip Hop. Big also got some of Premier's best work during that late 90's span. I fukk with Big and Pac, both sit in my top 3. I don't give a shyt.

But, you really can't compare Big to Pac. Not in the sense Bleek is getting at, but in the sense that they were two very different rappers with different goals whose lives happened to share many parallels.

Tupac made some of the most moving and inspirational music I've ever heard. Biggie's strung together some of the dopest, nicest lines that to this day still get quoted.

These journalist cats need to revise their questions. Tupac v. Big needs to be put to rest for fukk's sake.

I agree with you putting the argument to bed. But LAD was a ton of filler. The first 4 tracks on disc 2 was the best spot in the album. The rest save a song or 2 was completely forgettable. RIP BIG

 

[kingofnyc]

who slept on pacs couch.

if u invite your homie over to your crib and yall are drinking , smoking & chilling
its gets too late for your homie to go home

where do u want your homie to sleep at -----on the floor

 

[Jack Trippa 3z company ho]

Pffft. I don't give Pac much credit for the social messages when his actions didn't match the words.

You obviously aren't that familiar with Pac. Nobody ever had that reaction about Pac when he was alive. He was real with all that.

 

[GunRanger]

biggie was a better storyteller


and pac's hypocritical social songs is masked under the guise of dualities, even though we know which way that skews the most

 

[Jack Trippa 3z company ho]

look at all you fakkits dissing 2N and S4MN, damn cacs diss his most pro black militant albums.







And the goat still got thug life vol 1, aeom, 7day theory, and r u still down cacs

For real, I feel like I'm in the twilight zone half the time I'm reading these posts.

 

[Mac Casper]

Common sense

 

[Jack Trippa 3z company ho]

It's not fair to Biggie for all we know he could have gotten more spiritual in his raps as time went on. Pac did the opposite started deep then went gangster which seemed more fake to me.

Yeah cuz 7 day theory wasn't deep

Nothing thought provoking, nothing political, nothing inspiring.

Just one club banger after the next.

 

[Mac Casper]

@kingofnyc mad as fukk over here. 1 starring the thread

What a punk bytch

 

[spliz]

It's not fair to Biggie for all we know he could have gotten more spiritual in his raps as time went on. Pac did the opposite started deep then went gangster which seemed more fake to me.

Makaveli was his most spiritual album . What u talkin bout?

 

[mobbinfms]

Ha Got love for big but he was 1/10 the artist Pac was. And it's not even close.

He never made an album as good as RTD though.

 

[Nomad1]

Subjective... I'm not here to argue his greatness. Most people think he was great. I just dont. I think Nas, Hov, Big, and Cube were better MCs.

I honestly don't care who you like I'm just saying you're wrong. Pac is a legend that's an objective statement.

 

[Fatboi1]

*Searches "This thread only" for Nas*

*Gets results*

 

[Nomad1]

He never made an album as good as RTD though.

Cmon breh. Dear mama, temptation, outlaw, old school, young nikkas, if I die tonight..etc etc, there's only one wack song and that's can u get away

 

[Nomad1]

fukking auto correct goddammit this tablet7