Pac vs Nas

[The Ruler 09]

Troublesome 96 "House of Blues" performance........

"I took Nas beat, and now im about kick his azz on his own beat" - Tupac on stage .....

Youtube that........and watch Pac just eat Nas like a lion killing a preggo zebra, just to have some
baby back ribs........Pac killed that "if i ruled the world" beat....

hands down Pac would murk Nas.......... but Nas is still one of the G.O.A.T........ he just aint Tupac

Post that if possible man.

 

[The Ruler 09]

The gawd might lose a poll.

Yeah he's pretty much lost the poll cause it's mad old.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

Post that if possible man.

4:30


full song

 

[SunZoo]

I know Pac did some fun tracks...but I can't picture him on a song like BBC.

Nas' versatility gives him the edge.

Wait...you calling nas versatile is bad enough, but using his little jingle on BBC as proof of this is....fukking insane...

nikkas look at Nas sideways any time he tries to have "fun" tracks because he sounds/looks unnatural, oochie wally got hated on (i liked it) for that reason. Pac would have wrecked that track. See toss it up/how do you want it...come on now.

One nikka biting snoop dogg (only to turn around and call another nikka a biter), the other is dissing the president while bytches is dancing to his song...

 

[Im Kemet Rocky & I like penis]

pac, he gad a bigger impact on hip hop, the black youth, and every ghetto. his style may not be more lyrical than nas's illmatic, but he was far more poetic in transcending a message. hell he even had a book of poems.

 

[The Ruler 09]

See.

 

[NvrCMyNut]

Nas. I refuse to consider Pac with his limited ass vocabulary the GOAT rapper.

 

[ISO]

Nas. Illmatic the GOAT album, strong discography from 94 until now still putting out heat, strong guest features against top tier MC's, more technically skilled, more creative (songs rapped backwards "Rewind", biographies "UBR of Rakim", songs rapped before birth "Fetus", rapped letters "One Love", rapped as a gun "I Gave You Power". GOAT diss series (Stillmatic Freestyle, Ether, Last Real Nig*a Alive). Huge influence on contemporaries as well as current day MC's.

 

[MINT]

nas

 

[prophecypro]

Nas, but if people wanna say Pac its fine.

Pac and Biggie have the luxury of death and intact frozen in time legacies that prevent us from dissecting them properly without some passionate disagreements or projecting if they would have declined or keep up with the times.

 

[dunkman6]

Nas. Illmatic the GOAT album, strong discography from 94 until now still putting out heat, strong guest features against top tier MC's, more technically skilled, more creative (songs rapped backwards "Rewind", biographies "UBR of Rakim", songs rapped before birth "Fetus", rapped letters "One Love", rapped as a gun "I Gave You Power". GOAT diss series (Stillmatic Freestyle, Ether, Last Real Nig*a Alive). Huge influence on contemporaries as well as current day MC's.

it's not even his best album.

 

[ISO]

it's not even his best album.

 

[Po pimp]

I know Pac did some fun tracks...but I can't picture him on a song like BBC.

Nas' versatility gives him the edge.

Pac is probably the most versatile rapper ever. I've never heard a rap topic that Pac DIDN'T sound comfortable on.

Nas. I refuse to consider Pac with his limited ass vocabulary the GOAT rapper.

Pac actually had a pretty extensive vocabulary. He just didn't always incorporate that into rhymes. Pac was the type to use a "big" word in the middle of a bar, while making perfect sense, but the last line of the bar may have been one or two syllables (which is not to say he didn't have multi-syllable rhymes in his arsenal).

 

[The_Third_Man]

Nas is easily better rapper than pac.

The only thing that pac is better at is delivery.

 

[Nomad1]

I'll go with Pac. But if Nas ends up winning its fine cuz both Pac and Nas are great and fun to listen to.