Thug Luv Vs. Notorious Thugs Vs For The Love Of Money?

[VxTheGeneral]

i like thug luv the most

[Traumatized]

Notorious Thugs>For tha Love of $>Thug Luv

[K.Dub]

Thug Luv, easily

[smegma]

I don't know, man. It really depends on the moment cause all three songs are fucking incredible!

[Hatesrats™]

For tha Love of $
Thug Luv
Notorious Thugs

[BG Dresta]

I don't know, man. It really depends on the moment cause all three songs are fucking incredible!

true...but i have to go with 4 Tha Luv...

[Chamillitary Click]

Thug Luv boiiii! Tupac>>>>>>>Biggie, all day, everyday

[R1ZE]

notorious thugs > foe da luv > thug luv

even though 2pac > biggie > eazy

[Chamillitary Click]

notorious thugs > foe da luv > thug luv

even though 2pac > biggie > eazy

fair enough

[G.F.G. Records]

I don't know, man. It really depends on the moment cause all three songs are fucking incredible!

[ToOoOoN!!!]

For tha Love of $
Thug Luv
Notorious Thugs

[DOPE, GUNS AND RELIGION]

Notorious Thugs>For tha Love of $>Thug Luv

[StevenQBosell]

Notorious
Foe Tha love
Thug Liuv

[everlast1986]

I don't know, man. It really depends on the moment cause all three songs are fucking incredible!

[R-Tistic]

It's hard. If you had asked me and most of my friends in Middle school when these tracks dropped, most of us woulda said "Thug luv" because of the whole West pride at the time...but listening to them, it sounds much more dated than Notorious Thugs....and Notorious Thugs is just vicious as hell. I'm still amazed at Biggie's verses, and the "It's Bone and Biggie Biggie" is just WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too catchy!

I might be wrong, but that was really the first song to blow up with that triple cadence sound to it. I heard Scarface and a few others do songs like that in 95, but this song had that triple cadence bounce to it even before I heard Timbaland, who was the master of that sound.