AlwaysLurkin
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Both are very lyrical but had a limited catalog and they both had shock value..who u got 
Simple question Big L or Biggie
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Gotta go With L he just was a beast on the mic crazy word play and punch lines
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Im leaning towards L too for that reason...nikka had some entertaining punchlines
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Biggie by far. 
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Hilarious thread hahaBiggie by far.
LMAO exactly. This isn't even close.Biggie by far.
ManBearPig
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Both Ready to Die and Life after death were better albums and impacted hip hop more than Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous.
the cac mamba
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Big L for sure. I've heard at least 98% of both rappers entire catalogues too.
IllmaticDelta
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Biggie overall for an album....Big L has/had that mixtape rapper repetitiveness which like the difference between Styles and Jada
is this a Malcolm rhyme post?
Gotta be Biggie, but it seems trendy for some to diss L now, L was a great talent, problem was we got 1 album and a scraped together joint and some songs and verses here and there. Not enough to put him above Big who had 2 full albums, 1 being double disc and mad other ish. So I pick Big for a number of reasons but L was a great lyricist, dope flow, ill punchlines, wit, some dope concept records too, he was ill and a legend to me, he just never got to fulfill all his potential unfortunately cause he had like 1 solo album, which was dope and showed his skill but it was an introduction to what could do, Big for example right out the gate came out with pretty much a concept album with some extremely high quality concept records and ish on there. Respect and R.I.P to both of them.
AlwaysLurkin
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The poll says otherwise
Big L was just a punchline rapper for the most part. You can tell he was trying to do a little more on The Big Picture (Ebonics, The Heist, Casualties of a Dice Game), but we all know what happened. I don't think he was even close to reaching his full potential. Biggie was more well rounded based on the material they left behind. Ready to Die and Life After Death are better than both of L's albums.
what about Street Struck???
and I think Lifestyles is better than Ready to Die and way better than LAD. LAD would've been a great single disc album.