Best Rapper Alive - 1994
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Inspect Her Deck
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yeah? it also takes into account the ALBUM released
and besides the MVP is given for more than just rap skills, or else Reggie or Pharoahe need to sweep up this entire series tbh.
I didn't make claims to who's a better rapper, but you can't laugh as if OC is in this convo (and won't get a vote probably) and Warren G doesn't deserve it
there's gonna be a million arguments about this kind of stuff. Just to simplify things, @Inspect Her Deck just decided to go with the year the album released.Ready to Die dropped late '94, Juicy dropped in August. His run was more '95.
Nas dropped the hip-hop bible I'm going with Nas...
B.I.G. bit Nas cover in '94
@Inspect Her Deck is it fair game to include the singles dropped in 95 from an album dropped in 94? Big Poppa? Who Shot Ya? One More Chance Remix?
I say yes.
What I wouldn't count is the Junior mafia shyt since that was from an album that dropped in 95
Not in the conversation just like in 1994
Inspect Her Deck
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there's gonna be a million arguments about this kind of stuff. Just to simplify things, @Inspect Her Deck just decided to go with the year the album released.
@Inspect Her Deck is it fair game to include the singles dropped in 95 from an album dropped in 94? Big Poppa? Who Shot Ya? One More Chance Remix?
I say yes.
What I wouldn't count is the Junior mafia shyt since that was from an album that dropped in 95
yep agreed
and btw I fukking forgot Scarface
TheSickness
I'll be seeing y'all neggas on the streets
Figaro
Superstar
Nas.
But Pharoahe Monch performance on Stress: Extinction Agenda album displayed 1 of the most diverse & versatile lyrical, flow schemes in rap history.
I choose Nas because he dropped the GOAT album but Stress is also a classic album & top 10 to me.
But Pharoahe Monch performance on Stress: Extinction Agenda album displayed 1 of the most diverse & versatile lyrical, flow schemes in rap history.
I choose Nas because he dropped the GOAT album but Stress is also a classic album & top 10 to me.
Inspect Her Deck
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Pharoahe on Stress and Redman on Dare had easily some of the most impressive rap displays ever seen on an album. And on Stress you had two A+ rappers. Prince Po was dope in his own right.
MidnightMercenary
All Star
Voted for Nas
His lyrical performance on Illmatic is one of the greatest of all time and Illmatic is a top 5 album ever
No votes for Monch makes me
His lyrical performance on Illmatic is one of the greatest of all time and Illmatic is a top 5 album ever
No votes for Monch makes me
Inspect Her Deck
Skins of all colours come together as brothers
Voted for Nas
His lyrical performance on Illmatic is one of the greatest of all time and Illmatic is a top 5 album ever
No votes for Monch makes me
I see you've adapted well to Coli demands lol
haha I'm joking
BmoreGorilla
Veteran
Bar for bar no of course he wasn't better. But Warren G had one of the biggest singles of all time in 94. Everybody and their mother knows the words to Regulate while only us die hards know Times Up. Warren G also prolly had the better album. I own both
Lord Mecca
Eyes May Shine
Correct. Funny thing is Regulate was probably my favorite single at the time and Time's Up had me like
with that Slick Rick sampleNo disrespect to Monch but he doesn't need to be here. '94 was a heavyweight year with a lot of good music/emcees but you can't just put Monch for the same reason people try to argue Bandana P or Andre 3000.
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vote all dayBiggie.