What rappers have a better discography than Nas? (I have some contenders)

[Zero]

Yall have got to hop off Nas at some point in your lives

 

[ISO]

nobody is still listening to those four albums Nas albums are talked about on here weekly. 20-25 year old albums are still getting discussed daily. Nobody cares about Outkast.

Nobody in real life is talking about Nas albums except his first two

Only on the Coli are stans arguing about shyt like Streets Disciple being “underrated” and this is coming from a Nas fan

 

[JustCKing]

Nobody in real life is talking about Nas albums except his first two

Only on the Coli are stans arguing about shyt like Street’d Disciple being “underrated” and this is coming from a Nas fan

You know this ain't true. Stillmatic is definitely talked about. It is up there with the first two. Nas dropping an album is still an event to people 30+ who still listen to rap.

 

[DrexlersFade]

Ghostface
DOOM
El-P
Billy Woods
Big Boi
Andre 3000
Jay
KRS

Negged for trolling

 

[Zero]

Negged for trolling

Billy Woods is a beast whether you know it or not breh

 

[Damnshow]

Ghostface
DOOM
El-P
Billy Woods
Big Boi
Andre 3000
Jay
KRS

El-P is not even worth comparing with Nas. El-P can't rap on beat and his beats sound horrible, soul-less, with no harmony. He got hyped up by internet fanboys from late 90s/early 00s like some next great thing in underground hip hop, when in reality he did huge harm to the underground hip hop scene with that low quality offbeat garbage. None of his albums are classics, couple songs from RAP music are good and maybe a few from the RTJ series, that's about it.

 

[Damnshow]

Redman has amazing discography. Three undeniable classics in a row and the rest of his work are quality work also.

Cube before he went to hollywood had a big time albums.

 

[Knucklehead]

JoJo Pellegrino
Angelous
Sheck Wes

 

[Pop123]

Dare I say.......Eminem??
Infinite
SSLP
MMLP
TES

4 arguable classics in a row. And I don't really fukk with Em, like that so flame on.

That "Infinite" aint even close to a classic album, imo. The Eminem Show wasn't nowhere close either. You can argue the Slim Shady LP and the Marshal Mather LP tho, from impact to quality, he covered both completely.

 

[ISO]

JoJo Pellegrino
Angelous
Sheck Wes

This nikka thought of the most random names ever

 

[Trot LaRoc]

People are gonna side eye me hardcore but....

If we're including mixtapes I'd also say the following is in conversation...not on the exact same level due to no consensus classics but.....

Danny Brown
(Detroit state of mind series, Black Milk tape, Hybrid, XXX, the 1st half of Old and uknowhatimsaying) is a solid ass discography. Maybe only one possibly classic sure but a lot of above average to damn good material

I know ppl think dude a crackhead or weirdo but dude was rapping his ass off for damn near 5 yrs straight

 

[mundL]

El-P is not even worth comparing with Nas. El-P can't rap on beat and his beats sound horrible, soul-less, with no harmony. He got hyped up by internet fanboys from late 90s/early 00s like some next great thing in underground hip hop, when in reality he did huge harm to the underground hip hop scene with that low quality offbeat garbage. None of his albums are classics, couple songs from RAP music are good and maybe a few from the RTJ series, that's about it.

hes worthy of being compared to nas why not

he actually has 0 misses in his discography, thats something nas cant claim#

cba to address your other low quality points about music u dont rly know or understand

 

[Cadillac]

i would say a good number do consistency wise, Scarface, Devin the dude, DJ quick all are better

Nas's pro in this debate is that he has great highs(illmatic, IWW, Stillmatic)

 

[Damnshow]

hes worthy of being compared to nas why not

he actually has 0 misses in his discography, thats something nas cant claim#

cba to address your other low quality points about music u dont rly know or understand

you remind me of the myke dude from dead end hip hop who stans horribly mixed too loud nerd bullshyt like el-p, death grips, etc.

el-p and these other artists like him are pieces of shyt:

back in late 90s/early 00s, el-p and other def jux/anticon/rhymesayers artists used to promote their artists all over the internet, mainly on hiphopinfinity.com, making fake ass reviews and rants shytting on anything mainstream, lying and hyping up their nerdy white boy artists as the greatest thing in underground. Therefore opening up the gates for those so called backpackers who didn't know the history of their music, and who were fukking up the underground hip hop with their low quality songs that sound like they bought an MPC couple weeks ago and started making music. They played a big part in making the gap between mainstream and underground hip hop even bigger.
it was so bad it made legit underground cats like mos def run to the mainstream artists to do music, because they didn't want to be associated with that funcrusher plus cult following backpacker base.

Nas may have some big time lows, like his late 90s work, but holly shyt if you think el-p has some excellent discography, you might as well be stanning those other rappers like aesop rock that nerds love calling one of the greatest rappers ever

 

[Low End Derrick]

Kanye
Tyler
Ghostface
Scarface
Kendrick
Doom
Common
Jay Z
OutKast
Tribe
Freddie Gibbs
Ice Cube
Dr. Dre