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Rakim, Ras Kass, and 92-95, 99 kurupt. I guessing when u guys say skills you guys are talking about battle capabilites, multi's, wordplay, and punchlines. Xzibit and several underground west coast mcs I believe can go here as well. I would like to say kool g rap, but I never heard any of his music.Quote from: Kill wants the world and he wants it now on September 14, 2005, 03:44:24 AMQuote from: BizzyR.I.P. on September 13, 2005, 08:59:34 PMRas KassFuck nooverall my standard reply is Nas, but how many times have we had this thread anyways....^ How can u deny his lyrical abilities. He is easily one of the greatest mc's ever just based on his skills. You may disagree, but fuck no.
Quote from: BizzyR.I.P. on September 13, 2005, 08:59:34 PMRas KassFuck nooverall my standard reply is Nas, but how many times have we had this thread anyways....
Ras Kass
Quote from: makaveli11 on September 14, 2005, 03:49:36 PMRakim, Ras Kass, and 92-95, 99 kurupt. I guessing when u guys say skills you guys are talking about battle capabilites, multi's, wordplay, and punchlines. Xzibit and several underground west coast mcs I believe can go here as well. I would like to say kool g rap, but I never heard any of his music.Quote from: Kill wants the world and he wants it now on September 14, 2005, 03:44:24 AMQuote from: BizzyR.I.P. on September 13, 2005, 08:59:34 PMRas KassFuck nooverall my standard reply is Nas, but how many times have we had this thread anyways....^ How can u deny his lyrical abilities. He is easily one of the greatest mc's ever just based on his skills. You may disagree, but fuck no. i do disagree, but whatever. I had the Ras Kass discussion several times already and I will never consider "my secular metaphysical theology is fatal" a genius line just because he used three big words and sacrificed any kind of flow, neither do I think copying pseudo-knowledge from a paranoid, racist book full of no-back-up assumptions and making a paranoid, racist song without flow and mostly without rhymes out of it an impressive manifestation of "lyrical abilities"...that´s my opinion on it, I´m not hating or anything
my throat hurts, its hard to swallow, and my body feels like i got a serious ass beating.
Quote from: Kill wants the world and he wants it now on September 14, 2005, 05:57:36 PMQuote from: makaveli11 on September 14, 2005, 03:49:36 PMRakim, Ras Kass, and 92-95, 99 kurupt. I guessing when u guys say skills you guys are talking about battle capabilites, multi's, wordplay, and punchlines. Xzibit and several underground west coast mcs I believe can go here as well. I would like to say kool g rap, but I never heard any of his music.Quote from: Kill wants the world and he wants it now on September 14, 2005, 03:44:24 AMQuote from: BizzyR.I.P. on September 13, 2005, 08:59:34 PMRas KassFuck nooverall my standard reply is Nas, but how many times have we had this thread anyways....^ How can u deny his lyrical abilities. He is easily one of the greatest mc's ever just based on his skills. You may disagree, but fuck no. i do disagree, but whatever. I had the Ras Kass discussion several times already and I will never consider "my secular metaphysical theology is fatal" a genius line just because he used three big words and sacrificed any kind of flow, neither do I think copying pseudo-knowledge from a paranoid, racist book full of no-back-up assumptions and making a paranoid, racist song without flow and mostly without rhymes out of it an impressive manifestation of "lyrical abilities"...that´s my opinion on it, I´m not hating or anythingJust because he did Nature of The Threat and it being racist still doesn't diminish his skills on the mic. And just cause he believes in something through a book does not necesarally mean he copied. So whenever a rapper makes a refrence to the bible or even a book it mean he "copied". You don't like The Nature Of The Threat and think it's racist, get over it.
Quote from: BizzyR.I.P. on September 14, 2005, 06:12:19 PMQuote from: Kill wants the world and he wants it now on September 14, 2005, 05:57:36 PMQuote from: makaveli11 on September 14, 2005, 03:49:36 PMRakim, Ras Kass, and 92-95, 99 kurupt. I guessing when u guys say skills you guys are talking about battle capabilites, multi's, wordplay, and punchlines. Xzibit and several underground west coast mcs I believe can go here as well. I would like to say kool g rap, but I never heard any of his music.Quote from: Kill wants the world and he wants it now on September 14, 2005, 03:44:24 AMQuote from: BizzyR.I.P. on September 13, 2005, 08:59:34 PMRas KassFuck nooverall my standard reply is Nas, but how many times have we had this thread anyways....^ How can u deny his lyrical abilities. He is easily one of the greatest mc's ever just based on his skills. You may disagree, but fuck no. i do disagree, but whatever. I had the Ras Kass discussion several times already and I will never consider "my secular metaphysical theology is fatal" a genius line just because he used three big words and sacrificed any kind of flow, neither do I think copying pseudo-knowledge from a paranoid, racist book full of no-back-up assumptions and making a paranoid, racist song without flow and mostly without rhymes out of it an impressive manifestation of "lyrical abilities"...that´s my opinion on it, I´m not hating or anythingJust because he did Nature of The Threat and it being racist still doesn't diminish his skills on the mic. And just cause he believes in something through a book does not necesarally mean he copied. So whenever a rapper makes a refrence to the bible or even a book it mean he "copied". You don't like The Nature Of The Threat and think it's racist, get over it. get over me not liking Ras Kass then...it´s not "references", it´s a synopsis of a book, more or less...and if he rapped like Rakim apart from "NOTT" I wouldn´t say it diminishes his skills...
I had the Ras Kass discussion several times already and I will never consider "my secular metaphysical theology is fatal" a genius line just because he used three big words and sacrificed any kind of flow
Why do people still insist that Pac is a good MC?
Quote from: Cop Killla on September 14, 2005, 08:35:02 PMWhy do people still insist that Pac is a good MC?Pac was an excellent MC. Not the best MC ever, but he excelled in most aspects of what makes a great MC.Lyrical technique - probably the category he was weakest in, but he could definatly be lyrical at times. I think he wanted people to hear his message more then anything else so he chose to keep his lyricism simple and straight forward.Flow - He could most definatly flow. He didnt have the best flow of all time but he's probably top 10 in this department.Mic presence - He was second to NONE in this category. Dude's mic presence was UNREAL.Charisma - Second to none in this category as well. By far the most charismatic MC of all time.Body of work - Easily the most proflic songwriter and rap artist of all time, and id say his body of work is pretty much unrivaled. There's only a handful of other MC's that can argue as having a better body of work overall then Pac.Overall influence - Does this even need a comment??As an MC, Pac is top 10 all time. As an overall artist, he is GOAT.