Whose music got more depth: Busta's or Luda's?

[Yehuda]

The other day a breh here said Busta is a Ludacris type rapper in the sense that he doesn't rap about anything; this came on earlier today and had me thinking that's not true about Luda.

As for Busta he's Godbody and has done the knowledge on wax so I don't know, he has some storytelling tracks too so it's not all weed and p*ssy and wilding out.

 

[Ghost Utmost]

I don't know about depth cause I don't care about that per se.

I care about #barz. I never jammed a Luda album. I don't even know if I have one and I was on SOHH when music was like water. We would have shyt before it even officially dropped sometimes.

But Busta I have sat and listened to over and over and over. Namely, LONS Future Without A Past, and Busta's first couple solos.

 

[FreshAIG]

Busta. I was a big Ludacris fan early in his career, he was dead nice but he really wasn't talking about shyt

Busta wasn't super content heavy but he had more depth to his music than Luda.

 

[King Harlem]

I don't have an answer, but that would've made for a great live verzus.

 

[Groundworks]

Ludacris. Word of mouf is a top 5 goat Southern album.

 

[Peter Popoff]

Both dope artists of their time. Makes for a good debate. I'm surprised they never did a song together. An album would've been epic.

 

[Barney Rubble]