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GladRap  #32509  Wed, 09 Jun 04 02:09 AM
Yo Gleb my man is you just chattin'?
Or is yo words some kind a wrappin'?
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Guest  #32918  Sat, 12 Jun 04 01:41 AM
Rakim is the greatest MC of all time. He has the best flow of any rapper in history and unmatched lyrics and creativity. Rappers like ememin and timbaland often steal his lines. The only person that comes close to the R is KRS-ONE.
  
Guest  #33457  Wed, 16 Jun 04 09:58 PM
these kidz today NELLY? as the greatest rapper wuts next 50 Cent as the best rapper, we all know 2pac is the best rapper ever

1. 2Pac
2. The Notorious B.I.G.
3. Eminem and Dr. Dre and Snoop and Ice Cube
  
Roquat  #33593  Fri, 18 Jun 04 05:46 AM
10- Ludacris
9- Wyclef Jean
8- KRS-one
7- Andre 3000
6- Lauren Hill
5- Rakim
4- Eminem
3- Notorious B.I.G.
2- 2pac
1- Nas

ludacris: not incredibly deep, but funny. I like the type of rappers that have deep, meaningful lyrics that don't talk about partying and bling every other word, but Luda is the one exception because of his comedic style.

wyclef: good, deep lyrics, especially in his fugee days

KRS: one of the first rappers to use his raps to teach and send a positive message, and had the ability to use both rap and reggae styles in the same song. he would be higher on this list though, if it didn't always sound like he was shouting in his songs.

andre: the king of originality in every way, including lyrically. He can be both funny and deep, often at the same time.

lauren hill: the best female MC i've ever heard. good, deep lyrics with messages.

rakim: one of the smoothest-flowing rappers i've ever heard, and had some of the best rhyming skills and patterns i've ever heard. still, he wouldn't be on this list if he didn't use his raps to send a message.

eminem: incredible skills, written and freestyle. vocally, he has probably the best enunciation i've ever heard. lyrically, he has great, occasionally comedic lyrics that he uses to send messages, and great rhyming skills

Biggie: Incredble flows and lyrical wordplay. He usually has a message, but he talks slightly too much about parties and money. If not for his song "Juicy", he wouln't have such a prominent place on this list.

2pac: A great lyricist, and an interesting, dynamic person. Everything he was thinking he put into a song, which almost always contained message-sending lyrics. His death made him truely legendary, and the song "changes" earned him the number 2 spot on this list

Nas: I'd say he's the deepest, most skilled rapper in virtually every way. His lyrics all have deep content that parallel, if not surpass those of 2pac, his wordplay rivals the notorious BIG's, and his flows and rhyming skills are almost identical to that of Rakim. He is a skilled storyteller, a intellectual philosopher, a positive activist, and, when needed, an unbeaten verbal combatent. In "One Mic", he declares that he has no weaknesses, and that has proved to be true. His flawless versatility makes him who I consider to be the greatest MC.
  
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Guest  #33846  Sat, 19 Jun 04 09:08 PM
Nas? Biggie? Eminem? 50 cent? Wu tang? That guy who said 50 cent is the greatest just got out of Jr. high. He thinks chingy is up there too! LOL. Go back and get some schooling.

50 cent was cool for the first 2 weeks that he came out but I think he's all washed up and overplayed. When asked what he thought of being compared to 2pac, he giggled like a little schoolgirl. Any one who even makes that comparison knows nothing about rap (like MTV).

Eminem-half of his popularity comes from his white skin so his accomplishments are questionable. He even said it himself.

Nas, Biggie, Wu tang, nowhere near 2pac. Greatest rapper of all time. Every word that comes out of his mouth, it feels like he's trying to comfort us and let us know we're not alone in this struggle. The way he makes his lyrics so vivid is because he knows what we're going through b/c he went through the same shit. I'm tired of hearing rappers talk about bentleys and cristal and salt shakers. Their music are more for clubbers. With 2Pac, you can be at a club or chillen at home with your boys and still feel his music.



  
Guest  #34129  Tue, 22 Jun 04 06:49 AM
i think that everyone is entitled to their own opinoin but those who put Biggie before Pac, are out of their minds. Pac never stopped being real, after a while it just became about the money with Biggie. Pac is still making songs after his death and his songs remain relavent. Pac is one of the greatest lyricist ever, and that will never change.
  
GladRap  #34447  Thu, 24 Jun 04 01:11 PM
^$% %^^ %$#$#@*** **&& %$#$
CAN'T YOU F***CKAS SPELL YO NAMES?
WHY POST AS GUEST &%$#
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IF YOO IS SCARED OF MUMMA, MAKE A NAME UP!!!
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Conus Lotus  #34448  Thu, 24 Jun 04 01:16 PM
Chill GladRap!
B Cool!
  
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GladRap  #34449  Thu, 24 Jun 04 01:19 PM
'K, - Conie!
Ize strung 'cos my main squeese done hightailed with my roadie!

Ize gunna Be KiLLiN 'em! You all better dang stay outa my way now, ya hearin me?
  
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