bar for bar kane was better then krs

[the rhyme king]

yeah i said it imo he better

 

[Zach Lowe]

@the beat king

 

[SituationStarter]

i could literally not tell u one krs one song

 

[Harry B]

i could literally not tell u one krs one song

Every hiphop fans knows The bridge is over, 9MM goes bang and South Bronx If not you should be stripped of rights to call yourself a hiphop fan.

shyt even every cracka knows It's the sound of the police (but not that it was KRS).

 

[Chief]

Give it up

 

[notorious8562]

Why can't we bet some of our coli cash on which '[insert rapper] > [insert rapper]' thread this fukk will create next?

 

[daze23]

i could literally not tell u one krs one song

it only says something about you

and really, you don't know any KRS/BDP songs, but you know BDK songs? it's hard to believe, since by almost any measure KRS had more popular songs, plus more longevity

 

[feelosofer]

You can really tell who is really about it and who are just casual listeners by some of these responses.

 

[FlimFlam]

"Blastmaster Kris, I dont talk ish. Just expand ya consciousness and dismiss foolishness. Nobodies new to this or new to Kris. In hip hop's atomic structure, i am the nucleus"

Dude was too potent w/ it man!

 

[god shamgod]

edit: read thread title wrong

 

[Iceberg Slim]

They were two different kinds of emcees so it's a tough comparison. Rhyme King's known for focusing on the technical side of someone's pen game. Multis, internal rhymes & alliteration especially. So makes sense that you'd say Kane.


KRS was always more about flipping different styles from the same pivot. Meaning he never lost his identity but was able to really push the boundaries of his flow. Examples that come to mind is the babbling style on Mortal Thought. Kane didn't really attempt to come up with multiple styles until Looks Like a Job For with poor results IMO. Personally I'd take Kris by a nose.*




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[DopeMan]

I agree with this

 

[the rhyme king]

They were two different kinds of emcees so it's a tough comparison. Rhyme King's known for focusing on the technical side of someone's pen game. Multis, internal rhymes & alliteration especially. So makes sense that you'd say Kane.


KRS was always more about flipping different styles from the same pivot. Meaning he never lost his identity but was able to really push the boundaries of his flow. Examples that come to mind is the babbling style on Mortal Thought. Kane didn't really attempt to come up with multiple styles until Looks Like a Job For with poor results IMO. Personally I'd take Kris by a nose.*




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kane flipped flows also

 

[Tom Foolery]

i could literally not tell u one krs one song

shyt, you don't even remember Step into a World?

 

[Ian1362]

possibly dumbest thread ever IMO