B.G. - HANDS UP (Official Video) [Hot Boy Turk Diss]

[We Ready]

Maybe you wasn’t outside or something. Everybody in the Hot Boys had a role, Turk was seen as the one who wasn’t the most popular but had the best lyrical ability out of the 4.

Nah. It was always B.G.

 

[EastsideRio]

Nah. It was always B.G.

More lyrical than Turk?

 

[OneDeep]

More lyrical than Turk?

Yes now compare Turk to BG in this song

Hell Bulletproof was better

 

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

I'd say Wayne and, to a slightly lesser extent, Juvenile, were always the more, "Lyrical" in a "hip hop" sense. Bg and Turk had bars, too, but they were more along "game spitters," imo. Wayne was always the one, from a young age, playing around with lyrics and flows. It still baffles me when people say Wayne wasn't always a great.

I love the old school cmr as a whole. Juvenile is one of my all time greats. A personal favorite. There's no denying the beast that is Lil Wayne, though.

As great as Bg and Turk are, it's definitely a matter of opinion, but Turk was never the most "lyrical."

But again, matter of opinion, because putting words together that sound dope is lyricism, poetry, correct?

 

[Sad Bunny]

I'd say Wayne and, to a slightly lesser extent, Juvenile, were always the more, "Lyrical" in a "hip hop" sense. Bg and Turk had bars, too, but they were more along "game spitters," imo. Wayne was always the one, from a young age, playing around with lyrics and flows. It still baffles me when people say Wayne wasn't always a great.

I love the old school cmr as a whole. Juvenile is one of my all time greats. A personal favorite. There's no denying the beast that is Lil Wayne, though.

As great as Bg and Turk are, it's definitely a matter of opinion, but Turk was never the most "lyrical."

But again, matter of opinion, because putting words together that sound dope is lyricism, poetry, correct?

Wayne on Project Chick