You're not making sense. I thought you agreed to discuss actual work then you went back to discussing fantasy shyt. My point is line up 3000's "Sorry" verse against the next man's verse and decide who's is better.
We're judging their rapping, no? And like I said, it's easier doing solo joints because you have full control over the project. Group albums take coordination and teamwork. Group albums are much harder so Andre should get more credit than these solo slackers.
I AM discussing actual work. 3000's verse of The Art of Storytelling is one of the best ever, but Stan is a bigger accomplishment because its so much tougher to craft 4 verses of great storytelling vs a single verse. And that argument goes for nearly any 3000 verse. He hasn't done that heavy lifting his entire career.
Why do we have to line up verse by verse? Because it suits Andre 3000 better to do it that way? Why can't I weigh full Biggie songs vs. Andre's verses?
And I doubt many people, especially rappers, if any, would agree that it's easier to do solo albums.
Who you arguing with on your solo joints about beats and direction of the project?
That's an argument over creative freedom, not the difficulty of writing full songs vs single verses. 3 or 4 verses over the same beat with the same topic is harder than a single verse, where you can pack all your great lines in it instead of having to spread it around.
I remember when they used to try and say shyt about our Nike boots and thick socks. Oh yeah don't forget about the New Balances
