10 Reasons Biggie is Better than 2Pac

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No, you dont get it. All those nikkaz tried to take an aspect of Pac, they are all majorly influenced by Pac. that weak ass naS line "name a rapper than I aint influenced..." is really real when it comes to Pac, not so much when it comes to naS. Pac's thumbprint is all over this rap shyt. The fact that he couldnt be duplicated only speaks to his greatness.

For example you can see MJ all in the style of Kobe, Vince Carter, T-Mac, etc... but none of them nikkaz were MJ. That doesnt mean MJ didnt influence the league. What kinda piff you on breh?

all those guys u named had nothing in common with pac

only ja n wayne , that realist tried to be pac to the t , im not even counting zane dude was prolly the 1st troll rapper,

only thing dmx and pac had n common was there appearance, both short skinny bald dark nikkas , there musical style was waaay different

50 had nothing in common with pac either , 50 was basically a gangsta version of LL

jay,3k, beanz,jada are the total opposites of pac dk where you drew those comparisons


To me a biggest pac biter (beside tha realist) is ja rule, nikka tried to rap like pac look like pac and even tried to do his interviews like pac
 

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top-rated comment on the video - "You have absolutely no understanding of the criteria that should be considered when discussing an artist's status. Tupac's catalog is the deepest, most prolific and consistent that hip-hop has to offer. Between 1994-1996 Tupac released 4 classic albums, each of those albums is top to bottom CLASSIC. Not to mention the posthumous catalog Tupac left behind. You could make Tupac's Greatest Hits Volume 5 and it's considerably better than Biggie's Best Of. You're talking about an artist who's inflated by the media because it served the purpose of filling Puffy's pockets. Nobody else is even considered in the same realm to be in GOAT or top five discussions after just two albums, that would mean The Game would've qualified for GOAT status after Doctor's Advocate, stop being a sheep

Biggie was musically off-key and his whole career is built off of production"

couldn't of said it better myself :wow:
 

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Jayz is the most influential rapper

and kanye in a few years could pass him


ik people not gonna like that but its true

I don't see Tupac as inspirational rapper . .in the sense that other artists aren't bold enough to follow his lead - Tupac's music is Tupac's music and you'd have to be stupid to think you can follow his path and make something with HIS brand of music . . it transcends hip-hop, it's MUSIC. Songwriting greatness worthy of Library of Congress because it's a definitive representation of a time and place in America combined with a cultural significance

Jay Z and Kanye together represent the inverse of pushing the envelope (Kanye) vs. being in pocket (Jay Z)

Biggie's music is typical commercialized subjects . . if anything it's just pushing corporate/label agenda :manny: - none of these guys you mention are blazing new trails
 

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No, you dont get it. All those nikkaz tried to take an aspect of Pac, they are all majorly influenced by Pac. that weak ass naS line "name a rapper than I aint influenced..." is really real when it comes to Pac, not so much when it comes to naS. Pac's thumbprint is all over this rap shyt. The fact that he couldnt be duplicated only speaks to his greatness.

For example you can see MJ all in the style of Kobe, Vince Carter, T-Mac, etc... but none of them nikkaz were MJ. That doesnt mean MJ didnt influence the league. What kinda piff you on breh?

I just want specific and clear examples of these 'influences'. Here, let me help you out so you can oppose my point. I have heard countless rappers from across the board recite Biggies lines and schemes, but cant think of anyone significant biting Pac. Now counter with obvious examples to help us out. Oh wait, Ross had some Pac themed track that actually came off as a mockery and parody of Pac than a tribute, though somewhat dope.
 

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I just want specific and clear examples of these 'influences'. Here, let me help you out so you can oppose my point. I have heard countless rappers from across the board recite Biggies lines and schemes, but cant think of anyone significant biting Pac. Now counter with obvious examples to help us out. Oh wait, Ross had some Pac themed track that actually came off as a mockery and parody of Pac than a tribute, though somewhat dope.
saying taking a nikkas bars means you influenced him? :what:
 

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saying taking a nikkas bars means you influenced him? :what:

Saying a nikkas bars 9/10 is paying homage. Big's influence over hip hop is unquestionable. How many other artists have used the Ready to Die/LAD blueprint on their albums?
 
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In what fukkin world is fraud ass Junior Mafia better than The Outlaws?..and a nikka in here compared Pac to Iggy Azalea?...I mean I REALLY wish I could reach thru the screen and slap some of u nikkas...

bruh ive learned to sift thru the troll posts and/or fukkery for the good shyt i come to coli for :laugh:

huge fan of both

but pac is GOAT. (imo, of course)

Pac grew up in NYC, Oakland, and Baltimore when it was in the height of its crimes :deadrose:. His father and aunt was in the fbi most wanted list and this nikka is yapping like pac was a middle class nikka :deadrose:

right, as if people never moved to a different city before
 
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Identify the difference between a Rapper and an MC and the debates done

Biggie got goat rap skills and pacs rap career was goat

I was Biggie fan from day one, never liked Pac at all. But as I got older I was able to understand the deeper content and message of 2pacs music.

Biggie is the greatest MC of all time. Simply a master of the art

2pac is the greatest Rapper of all time. His catalog, work ethic, how he conveyed his emotions into his music speak for itself.
 

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Wen u said biggie took pac style on rtd

I posted video proof of a death row worker saying he scrapped his album cuz of snoop stealing his shyt

Biggie got his style on rtd from a rapper named king tee from cpt , look him up

He was 1 of biggies biggest influences

King t and ice cube influenced him

Let's face it biggie was west coastized

:manny:
 
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