Biggie Was the Perfect Balance That Can Never be Achieved Again

[YeLovesBoston]

From making radio hits like Juicy, Hypnotize, Mo Money Mo Problems, One More Chance (R&B remix), and Get Money to dominate the clubs and charts. Then make street records that can compete with any other rapper (mainstream or underground) on a lyrical level like Last Day, Notorious Thugs, Long Kiss Goodnight, Who Shot Ya etc. On top of that the dude was an amazing storyteller. Ready to Die may be the greatest concept album of all time only rivals by his other album Life After Death . Biggie had everything. Flow, presence, charisma, voice, personality, and lyrical ability. If you ask me, Biggie may have been the perfect rap artist. All this under the age of 25. I can't even imagine what his discography would be like.
Some of yall probably aint gonna read all of this and just throw some at me, but ask your favorite rapper who's the king of NY

 

[Roovers410]

From making radio hits like Juicy, Hypnotize, Mo Money Mo Problems, One More Chance (R&B remix), and Get Money to dominate the clubs and charts. Then make street records that can compete with any other rapper (mainstream or underground) on a lyrical level like Last Day, Notorious Thugs, Long Kiss Goodnight, Who Shot Ya etc. On top of that the dude was an amazing storyteller. Ready to Die may be the greatest concept album of all time only rivals by his other album Life After Death . Biggie had everything. Flow, presence, charisma, voice, personality, and lyrical ability. If you ask me, Biggie may have been the perfect rap artist. All this under the age of 25. I can't even imagine what his discography would be like.
Some of yall probably aint gonna read all of this and just throw some at me, but ask your favorite rapper who's the king of NY

He was the most complete mc ever.

 

[intilectual recipricol]

Weak lyrics and content... Suck a daddy's dikk

 

[Hyperion]

From making radio hits like Juicy, Hypnotize, Mo Money Mo Problems, One More Chance (R&B remix), and Get Money to dominate the clubs and charts. Then make street records that can compete with any other rapper (mainstream or underground) on a lyrical level like Last Day, Notorious Thugs, Long Kiss Goodnight, Who Shot Ya etc. On top of that the dude was an amazing storyteller. Ready to Die may be the greatest concept album of all time only rivals by his other album Life After Death . Biggie had everything. Flow, presence, charisma, voice, personality, and lyrical ability. If you ask me, Biggie may have been the perfect rap artist. All this under the age of 25. I can't even imagine what his discography would be like.
Some of yall probably aint gonna read all of this and just throw some at me, but ask your favorite rapper who's the king of NY

He had a flow that could change up on a dime.

 

[CrimsonTider]

Have you ever heard of a guy by the name of Jay z?

 

[FreshAIG]

Biggie was the perfect rapper. Lyrical but not overly complex to the point of being convoluted, great voice, great delivery, great flow, and could literally rap about anything and picked dope beats.

 

[pointproven214]

perfect rap artist no decent one good one yes

pac was the perfect mc imo he did everything biggie did and can do political songs and also switch up flows rhyme patterns etc.

 

[FreshAIG]

Have you ever heard of a guy by the name of Jay z?

Jay is close but he can't make hardcore/gutter songs like Biggie. And don't confuse street songs with gutter songs. Like Jay-Z can make street songs like "Where I'm From", but he can't make a song like "Gimme the Loot".

 

[CrimsonTider]

Jay is close but he can't make hardcore/gutter songs like Biggie. And don't confuse street songs with gutter songs. Like Jay-Z can make street songs like "Where I'm From", but he can't make a song like "Gimme the Loot".

gimme the loot is wack

 

[FreshAIG]

gimme the loot is back

If you meant to say "Gimme the Loot" is wack, Im gonna have to block you sir.

 

[Nobodyknows]

Have you ever heard of a guy by the name of Jay z?

The guy that bites Biggies rhymes too often?

 

[intilectual recipricol]

Jay is close but he can't make hardcore/gutter songs like Biggie. And don't confuse street songs with gutter songs. Like Jay-Z can make street songs like "Where I'm From", but he can't make a song like "Gimme the Loot".

Biggie don't have a D'evils

 

[nalej]

Cosign

 

[FreshAIG]

Biggie don't have a D'evils

He's not the writer Jay is, but my point is Biggie could make a D'evils (wouldn't be as lyrical) and make it dope. If Jay tried to make a Gimme The Loot it would come off wild corny and not believable.

 

[Bomberman]

It's close between Jay and Biggie.

Biggie may go more street than Jay, but Jay can go more introspective on some meta-philosophy, thought provoking/artsy material.

If you can sell something like that in mainstream hip-hop/pop, you're in rare category.