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I prefer Eazy cause I really was into NWA in '90 when I first got into rap and the first rap album I ever bought was Niggaz4life...After Eazy left NWA he dropped some dope shit including that 187 album...Real Muthafukkin G'z, It's On, Gimme That Nut, that album was the shit...I don't think Eazy gets the respect he deserves...
an for those that say there would be no west wit out eazy-e. i heard it was dre that talked eazy-e into rapping. eazy would be behind the finacial aspect but he didnt want to get on the mic cuz he didnt want to embrass himself an dre talked him into it
Man, Eazy didn't even write his own shit
yea but Eazy paid 4 the shit though Quoteso basically than if it wasnt for dre there would of been no eazy-e either than so i guess its safe to say it was both dre an eazy the helped start up the west coast
so basically than if it wasnt for dre there would of been no eazy-e either than so i guess its safe to say it was both dre an eazy the helped start up the west coast
What the fuck kind of a question is this?? Tupac EASILY. Get your minds right people.
i think if we're gonna argue whos a better rapper, then we should do just that. to say eazy is better because he opened the door for west coast acts isn't fair. if you're gonna argue like that, then you have to say there would also be no tupac with Too Short. he came out from the bay way before Pac. so therefore Too Short is better than pac right? so to me that argument is bullshit. make your point based on lyrics and flow and things like that. i love eazy, i own every solo and NWA album. he had a great voice, and a good flow. but many many times didn't write his own lyrics. and as far as his lyrics go, he stuck to one subject. its no comparison. Pac was lyrically superior, had a killer flow, wrote his own rhymes, and was one of the most diverse rappers ever (subject wise). so to me, under these criteria, its pac hands down.
Quote from: hellrazor on December 27, 2002, 04:44:38 PMWhat the fuck kind of a question is this?? Tupac EASILY. Get your minds right people.dude not everybody is a pac dickrider...
Quote from: DPGC2002 on December 27, 2002, 06:20:47 PMQuote from: hellrazor on December 27, 2002, 04:44:38 PMWhat the fuck kind of a question is this?? Tupac EASILY. Get your minds right people.dude not everybody is a pac dickrider...Look, I like both artists, but its not about being a dickrider, its about being OBJECTIVE and knowing your shit.And as much as the Eazy fans dont want to believe it, Pac is by far the greater MC of the two, easily. And all the real hip hop heads know this. First of all, Eazy didnt even write most of his own lyrics. That reason alone makes him inferior to Pac as an MC. However, even if he did write his own lyrics, his subject matter was very repetitive, wheareares Pac was one of the most versatile MC's to ever pick up the mic. He wasnt great with wordplay, but he was still light years better than Eazy E. Eazy's strength was his flow and shock value subject matter. He didnt have the ability to pen a song like Who Do U Believe In, So Many Tears, Starin Through My Rear View, etc etc......Pac was 1000 x the songwriter that Eazy was.
Now, lets talk about impact and influence. This definatly goes to Pac. Eazy did more for rap than Pac?? Thats a joke. Every MC alive today is measured by Pac's greatness. You dont see MC's biting lines or paying tribute to Eazy in their rhymes on a regular basis like you do with Pac. Sure, Eazy started NWA, one of the most influential groups ever, but everyone and their momma knows that Cube was best MC of that group. So yea, as far as impact goes, Pac has Eazy beat there as well.Now, lets look at their discography. No comparison. Pac has three certified classics under his belt, while Eazy made only one [I dont consider any of Eazy's solo albums to be classic, but I said one for the sake of argument], and even Eazy's best album doesnt touch MATW, AEOM, or 7 Day Theory......with all these reasons I named above, Pac is the greater of the two, hands down, end of discussion.