outkast

I would never say that 96 was the greatest year in hip hop. For me that would be 95 (with 94 coming in second). I know others would point to 88. But this thread is just about the rhyme side of things. Check the resume: Nas - yeah, It Was Written wasn't as good as Illmatic, but Nas' pen...

This isn't about lyrics, flow, or the rappers. This is only a battle of which instrument on which track hits you the most. Both of these are timeless tracks :banderas: :blessed: Thank God for hip hop

Big Grams: 01 Run for Your Life 02 Lights On 03 Fell In The Sun 04 Put It On Her 05 Goldmine Junkie 06 Born To Shine [ft. Run the Jewels] 07 Drum Machine [ft. Skrillex] Big Boi and Phantogram Announce Big Grams EP, Featuring Run the Jewels and Skrillex

The lyrics of these new age ATL rappers :scust:. All they rely on is beat and a catchy hook.. None come anywhere near Big Boy and Andre when it comes lyrics.

It's disgusting how Big Boi doesn't get the respect that Andre does, when he does everything people want from Andre He released two solo rap albums that are great, yet nikkas still sucking Andre dikk when he out here acting like a shook one too scared to drop a solo rap album because he knows...

Which album is better to you?

http://www.lollapalooza.com/ or watch the live stream on xbox live with the redbull app

Outkast full set: A$AP Ferg full set: Someone give me the hookup

Don't be mad because this is the truth :umad: