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both have great lyrics but only has word play and flow that makes you go
from snoops doggs freestyle verse with xzibit"Been flaunted with a label whose future is hauntedShit getting played on BET and America's Most Wanted I'm up on it, watching as you mother fuckers rottTo be honest there's no more lessons to be taughtA label being carried by it's history, when will the mistery unfoldLiterally put you out your misery and the game is still to be told When Don Doggy was appointed, I saw your look of dissappointmentSmoke a rapper and a blunt at once, no wonder I'm double jointedAnd you coins with a style so 'abstract' it's pointlessKeep calling it underground, I'll send your body back to join it"lyrically that just washed away that kam verse you showed us. granted snoop doesnt come that hard in every verse, but really who does?
Quote from: E. J. Rizo on October 12, 2003, 09:21:38 PMboth have great lyrics but only has word play and flow that makes you go The only word play on What's My Name is this line: Snoop Doggy Dogg, funky as the, the, The D.O.C. What a mind-blowing line. Obviously better than this one: Cause, I'm eatin more crackers than Polly, For the Jack that smoked the blackI gotta do the right thing for you and Rodney King.Snoop has always been a below-average lyricist, he rhymes about the same shit over & over. If it wasn't for his flow & beats I'd never listen to him.
On The Chronic I dislike Dre Day, Let Me Ride, A Nigga Witta Gun & the skits *skits really ruin an album for meOn Doggystyle I dislike Who Am I , Gz & Hustlaz & the skits, and think For all My Niggaz & My Bitches & Doggy Dogg World are average, neither good or bad.
Lincoln, just wondering how old u are dude? Im thinking mid teens or something.......my point- u never experienced the cronic or DOggystyle the way others did. When those two albums dropped, they changed hiphop for the rest of the decade and the Chronic had arguably the most impact of any rap album in the 90s, and maybe of all time. Its your opinion, and thats all good, and i cant help but notice u have MANY dope albums on your classic list like Long Live the Kane(my fav song ever- aint no half steppin )and the Paris joints. However, it seems like you like the more lyrical artists and seem to think everything else isnt classic. Sure, Snoop aint a lyrical genius, but Paris flow cant even touch Doggystyle Snoop and the beats Kam rapped over in the 90s were just lesser imitations of what Dre was doing. R-tistic hit it on the head in his point. All artists bring something different to the game, whether it be lyrics, flow, charisma, beats, etc..........what you gotta do is realize hiphop is multi-faceted and that there are gonna be albums you dont like that others think classic (i can no longer stand the Blueprint for example)! I dont particularly enjoy listening to Public Enemy's It takes a NAtion of Millions.... but i KNOW its a classic. I didnt experience it when it came out and it sounds so dated, much like Illmatic does to many younger kids today. Just keep an open mind about hiphop, and maybe re-listen to DOggystyle and the Chronic, keep em on heavy rotation for a couple weeks! If you still hate Let me Ride and Who am i, than quit listening to rap!!!!!!!! Just kidding dogg, peace