Lyte had ghostwriters. So did Queen Latifah and Shante.Interesting.
Mia X is nice, but she was spitting in a crew of no rapping dudes. Digga came up with the Outsidaz and was on songs with Busta, and held her own.
MC Lyte, Bahamadia, Digga, and Jean Grae in terms of bars
Lauryn was sued by ghostwriters and ghost producers for their work on Miseducation.Lyte had ghostwriters. So did Queen Latifah and Shante.
Bahamadia
Lauryn
Rah Digga
Invincible(If you don't know her, google)
Georgia Anne Muldrow
Rapsody
Jean Grae
Chose from those 4
sued for production not for lyrics.Lauryn was sued by ghostwriters and ghost producers for their work on Miseducation.
If you disqualify Lyte, have to do the same for Lauryn. Also, outside of LL helping her for the Self Destruction verse, never heard of people writing for Lyte.
From the list you put up, I'd go with the three I already chose, and add Nicki D.....or the chick that bodied Bahamadia on "3 the hard way"
sued for production not for lyrics.
Interesting. Only thing I'll say for that is Young Zee was extremely multi-syllabic pattern heavy. And while Digga uses them, she didn't use them nearly as heavily as Zee does/did. Almost every Zee rhyme was multis, and Digga was in and out with those.Rage
Rapsody
Jean Grae
Jane Blaze
Paula Perry
Bahamadia
As far as Digga, I remember somebody saying that Young Zee was writing for her. And then I started hearing that the flow and cadences were the exact same. So now I just hear Young Zee when I hear Digga rap, lol.
Interesting. Only thing I'll say for that is Young Zee was extremely multi-syllabic pattern heavy. And while Digga uses them, she didn't use them nearly as heavily as Zee does/did. Almost every Zee rhyme was multis, and Digga was in and out with those.