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Biggie G.O.A.T.????

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That_Cracka_J:
Cool...because I DO buy all the hip-hop magazines and own over 1,000 original hip-hop CD's.  And right on for reading the reviews.  Didn't mean to cause an argument.

Peace

PLANT:

--- Quote ---Cool...because I DO buy all the hip-hop magazines and own over 1,000 original hip-hop CD's.  And right on for reading the reviews.  Didn't mean to cause an argument.

Peace
--- End quote ---

I respect your Opinion, N Represent that shit

peace ;)

ImmortalOne:
Biggie is one of the all time greats, period. He's definatly the best story-teller ever, but I wouldnt say he is the greatest overall period.

G.O.A.T.=Pac, IMO

M Dogg™:
Biggies a great talent, as I remember him, and a select few getting westcoast play, such as Gangstarr, Master Ace Inc. and of course Rakim. But to me, no one still touches 'Pac. They call Eminem the rap Elvis, but no insult to Em, but people are not nearly as affected b Em, as 'Pac, as there are STILL some people counting down 'till Sept. 13, 2003. Biggie had the best flow, listen to his lyrics, he could say anything he wanted, and it was tight. 'Pac had an average flow with a lot of emotions. Rakim had a very nice flow that hypnotis, KRS had many different flows he wanted to use, Ice Cube had a ruff flow, and Chuck D sounded like he was talking. Biggie had average lyrics, as he said a lot of stuff, but mostly nothing, just lyrics. 'Pac applied his lyrics to situations, and tried to make every lyric count, Rakim used a multiplies of big words, and masterfully placed them, KRS usually used simple lyrics, but earlier also used big word lyrics, but it wasn't the rhyme, it was what was said, Chuck D's rhymes were only what was nessasery, and Ice Cubes rhymes were very thoughtful, but always seemed to repeat as he just mixed in curse words. Content, Biggie mentioned the streets a lot on Ready to Die, but on Life After Death he began going more into money, bitches and other things that seemed to hurt rap right now. 'Pac said many things, basically trying to speak truth, and coming out many times controdicting himself, but at all times it was the realest shit people were saying. Rakim started out as a party rapper, but began getting more into his lyrics meaning more, and kicking straight knowledge, KRS was all about uplifting after his partner was killed, Chuck D was about politicals, and Ice Cube felt then need to bring Compton into everyone's life. Storytelling, Biggie could paint a picture with the best, but seemed to lack a real conclusion, better storyteller, Nas. 'Pac got into enought detail, but focused more on the story, instead of an ass wiggling (see Fucking You) and tried to implay the story, Rakim focused more on lyricals than stories it seemed, KRS could switch up at will, Chuck D told little stories, and Ice Cube was the ghetto storyteller of the westcoast before 'Pac. Overall though, I think 'Pac is the G.O.A.T., as he just was the all around package. Biggie was the best at what many Eastcoast heads like, flow, and he was up there and storytelling, and lyrics. But what makes 'Pac the G.O.A.T., no one can go from Dear Mama, to Hit 'Em Up, well having So Many Tears, 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted, to Only God Can Judge Me, to To Live and Die in L.A., to Hail Mary, to Fuck the World, to White Man's World, to Can't C Me, to Got My Mind Made Up... you get the picture. 'Pac had more diversity than anyone in the game ever.

That_Cracka_J:
Nice breakdown of different rappers' skills.  Dope insite.

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