Nicki is literally the only rapper in that Top 10 with no classics and half her pop-rap hits have aged like milk
Billboard and Vibe Magazine Top 50 Rappers of all time! #1 Jay-z #2 Kendrick #3 Nas
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You should be more disgusted that Nicki is at #10 and Drake made the top 10.
Snoop shouldn’t be in the top 10 either. He’s an icon no doubt, but c’mon.
bullshyt... never never been a heavy radio dude gettin played in markets all around the country like everyone else on that Top 10 list.
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Pink Friday is classic
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It's all about the inches
Still waiting for someone to post 1 Kendrick quotable
I think those alleged 3K fans don't even listen to his music, let alone OutKast, and definitely not Big Boi. The casual public know what they know, and they only know Dre...honestly I don't even know how or where the separation started. Big Boi was at least neck and neck on their biggest albums.
Cuz he didn't make illmatic
It's so disrespectful how they act like Big Boi can't hang with Dre or even outshine him at times
I remember Andre 3000 being nominated for lyricist of the year at The Source awards in 1999. I think he also got quotable of the month for a verse off Aquemini. It's been like this for decades as if there were solo Andre 3000 versions of Kast albums somewhere.
Personally, I think the separation for people who are Kast fans started with Goodie Mob's Soul Food and for the masses, it was TLC's "Something Wicked" off CrazySexyCool. It was the first time people heard Andre 3000 and Big Boi without being on the same track. Listening to Andre 3000 on "Thought Process" and Big on "Dirty South" had people hearing the difference in what type of MC the two of them were. With "Something Wicked", that was a huge look and it only featured Andre 3000 which introduced him to an entirely different audience of people who were either just getting into Kast or they never heard their music before.
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Big Boi gets shafted everytime.
Looks like some bullshyt @KingBenji would come up with. Especially Kendrick at #2. 
Wrong these albums came out like 3-4years before Illmatic and who mentions them today? Are they in the library of Congress? What songs from the albums are still making adverts, on movie soundtracks? They were monumental at the time but Illmatic and IWW have had a more impactful run when you take into consideration thereafter. Cube biggest song from that time was on his album The Predator, in no shape or form are any of those albums more influential than Illmatic and IWW.
Cube in my top 5-10 too but he ain’t Nas and he ain’t Jigga, he faded out by the time Nas and Jay were releasing Stillmatic and Blueprint, he had a long run from 88 to 2000, but to put in perspective Nas from 94-2006 still had a lot of great albums left after this point, Nas released Life Is Good, Magic and all the King Diseases, and had classic features like his verse on Triple Beam Dreams, Victory with DJ Khaled and etc all after this point.