Dru Down vs Too $hort

[Eastside-510]

Being that i'm from Oakland I not bias but I wanna know what y'all think waz   funkin     back in tha dayz and they both sorta have tha same rappin style but i gotta roll with Dru Down. Dru Down was tha shit in tha 90's his first 2 albums Explicit Game and Can You Feel Me are knockers as far Short I never really liked tha way he spit all slow n shit but what y'all think who's better?

[Johnny B]

Both are good, but "Can You Feel Me" is a classic, so Dru Down.

[westside159]

Dru Down - Mista Busta  = Classic diss song   Can you feel me is his best album he fell off big time , he needs to go bacc to those old hard beats !!!!!

[Eastside-510]

Yea I agree did fall tha fuck off since Can You Feel Me but he spit some hot shit on tha All Out War Mixtape he has some shit right now but with other people from tha bay i don't fuck

[Eastside-510]

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[JMan]

to be honest ive never really been into Too $horts music much.. but i got into rap music through the luniz which turned me to dru down, so i gotta go with dru.. i still regard the track rescue 911 with yukmouth as one of the best story telling tracks out there..

[Eastside-510]

I agree with you Rescue 911 is the one of my favorite songz off all time Dru n Yuk slaughtered that song

[Eddz]

I gotta go with Dru Down, I got all his albums but after the first 2 they did fall off. I would love to see a Luniz, Dru Down & Richie Rich album together, that would be the shit

[D-Stress]

Both are good, but "Can You Feel Me" is a classic, so Dru Down

.plus his loony flow.

[Fresco]

Since everybody here side with Dru Down, I have to give Too $hort some props! I also feel Dru Down though

[Tay]

Dru Down came out strong, but for only a few years. The fact that Short has had such longevity and been a factor for so long gives him the edge. Dru was fierce about a decade ago, but the drugs got to him, Short is still doing his thing.

[Twisted Smoke]

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[The Ultimate Pianist]

Both are good, but "Can You Feel Me" is a classic, so Dru Down.

Gotta agree with you.

[Sickaluffa]

dru down

[That Ese, In S.A., From C.A.]

$hort dog. He has a lot of bangin tracks spanning throughout 20+ years.    Get In Where You Fit In, Way Too Real, In The Trunk, I'ma Player, Nasty Rhymes, Gettin It, Just Another Day, Top Down, What Happened To The Groupies, Fuck My Car, the list goes on and on...