Ice Cube vs Ghostface Killah

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Let me put it this way. Ghost did the revolutionary pro black shyt better on Supreme Clientele than the other half of Ice Cube's career.

That being said

SC>>>>>>>>>>AMW>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Ice Cube's discography

 

[smokeurobinson]

Let me put it this way. Ghost did the revolutionary pro black shyt better on Supreme Clientele than the other half of Ice Cube's career.

That being said

SC>>>>>>>>>>AMW>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Ice Cube's discography

Which song on SC was on some pro Black shyt because i missed it......I remember songs about ravioli bags and Tommy Matolla losing his lady and Ghost humping the bed as a kid and him and Rza having a convo about famous females they' wanna bang and that weird slowd down voice Rae did for 50 cent and that skit where ghost kicks the crackhead out the crackspot. And that one song with the record scratches.....i do remember a song named Malcolm with Malcolm but the song itself wasnt on that pro black shyt cuz he's tali=king about selling drugs and shytting on Mase


which specific song on SC was on that same level as "us" or "I wanna Kill sam" or "color blind" or "bird in the hand" or " Endangered Species" because i must have missed it.

 

[choppybeats]

Which song on SC was on some pro Black shyt because i missed it......I remember songs about ravioli bags and Tommy Matolla losing his lady and Ghost humping the bed as a kid and him and Rza having a convo about famous females they' wanna bang and that weird slowd down voice Rae did for 50 cent and that skit where ghost kicks the crackhead out the crackspot. And that one song with the record scratches.....i do remember a song named Malcolm with Malcolm but the song itself wasnt on that pro black shyt cuz he's tali=king about selling drugs and shytting on Mase


which specific song on SC was on that same level as "us" or "I wanna Kill sam" or "color blind" or "bird in the hand" or " Endangered Species" because i must have missed it.

 

[Awesome Wells]

Cube.

Amerikkka's Most Wanted, Kill at Will and Death Certificate are probably the best three project run Hip Hop has ever seen. When Cube was in his prime, there was nobody making better albums than him. When those releases dropped, the impact they had was crazy. It wasn't just dope music, they shifted the culture and opened our eyes to shyt we weren't aware of. Very few albums have that kinda power.

 

[smokeurobinson]

Ghost is winning in this poll but lets keep it a buck



when it came down to singles...Cube kills Ghost all day...




lets keep it a buck fa real......which rapper had the last hot song in mainstream??

..it was Cube with this song in 08





Ghosts last mainstream hot song was the neyo song in 06...lets keep it a buck






And yeah ghost is winning this poll but peep those Youtube numbers....thats the real poll.....all that talk of Ghost being better yet cube got 58 Million views for a song on an album ol boy in this thread said didnt have any impact



compared to 2 million with a Neyo collabo which was the 1st single for Fishcale the so highly praised album by ghost fans......

 

[choppybeats]

Cube.

Amerikkka's Most Wanted, Kill at Will and Death Certificate are probably the best three project run Hip Hop has ever seen. When Cube was in his prime, there was nobody making better albums than him. When those releases dropped, the impact they had was crazy. It wasn't just dope music, they shifted the culture and opened our eyes to shyt we weren't aware of. Very few albums have that kinda power.

And scared the shyt outta people too.. Very honest shyt...very fair
Im not sure ghost and cube should be debated ..two totally different emcees..
Compare ghost to like mf doom, slick rick, or kool keith ..
Cube .. Not really sure who you compare him ..only guys in his era i guess.. I would ask is he better than his peers minus pac.. Or what the east coast equal if you wanna play that card

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Which song on SC was on some pro Black shyt because i missed it......I remember songs about ravioli bags and Tommy Matolla losing his lady and Ghost humping the bed as a kid and him and Rza having a convo about famous females they' wanna bang and that weird slowd down voice Rae did for 50 cent and that skit where ghost kicks the crackhead out the crackspot. And that one song with the record scratches.....i do remember a song named Malcolm with Malcolm but the song itself wasnt on that pro black shyt cuz he's tali=king about selling drugs and shytting on Mase


which specific song on SC was on that same level as "us" or "I wanna Kill sam" or "color blind" or "bird in the hand" or " Endangered Species" because i must have missed it.

One sounded like a pro black track tho.......if you ignore 80 percent of the intelligent gibberish Ghost was spitting throughout the track. Ghost Deini could have been a self righteous track.

 

[smokeurobinson]

One sounded like a pro black track tho.......if you ignore 80 percent of the intelligent gibberish Ghost was spitting throughout the track. Ghost Deini could have been a self righteous track.

 

[GeeEffKay]

Ghost cause his discog is amazing and his entertainment value as an mc is

Cube is that dude and one of the most important dudes in the genre of course, but ghost got albums on albums that ill never get sick of

 

[smokeurobinson]

Cubes last big single was conscious like a muthphuka.....All that Disney affiliation and he comes back spitting real shyt about the contradictions of society....he aint talking about no fukking italian mob bullshyt....like the fukking mob will accept you n1gger ass.....stop forcing yourself into places u not wanted Ghost......Thats why the Italian mob killed you on your own album and placed your ashes in a fukking vinyl record because they dont allow n1ggers in their circle.




"Gangsta Rap Made Me Do It" is the first single from Ice Cube's studio album, Raw Footage. It was released with a music video on his MySpacepage on January 3, 2008. The song contains a "chopped and screwed" line from Cube's previous single, Child Support. ("...you nikkas know my pyroclastic flow...") Several members of Westside Connection make cameo appearances in the video.[1] In the song Ice Cube comments ironically on the exploitation of gangsta rap as a scapegoat for society's problems.

A remix to the song was made featuring Nas and Scarface. It is credited to being featured on the video game Midnight Club: Los Angeles.


Music video[edit]
The video was directed by Jonathan Silver, and[2] begins in a classroom of the year 2020. A teacher wearing a military-style uniform, flanked by two American flags, condemns gangsta rap for the vices of society. When a child asks if Compton was dangerous before the emergence of gangsta rap, the teacher yells, "Wrong! Compton was a nature preserve for bunny rabbits!" The room darkens and Ice Cube's face is projected on a screen, rapping that gangsta rap is allegedly the root of all crimes. Several video clips of actual shootings in the U.S. and Iraq are shown, as well as theVirginia Tech Massacre including the infamous image of Cho pointing a gun. It also features footage of the Michael Richards Laugh Factory incident (during the lyric "If I call you a nikka"), Don Imus ("If I call you a nappy-headed ho") and Chris Benoit (referring to the Benoit murder/suicide). Features cameo appearances by WC (rapper) andDJ Crazy Toones

List of video clip images[edit]

• The 1997 North Hollywood Shootout (when Cube is talking about not needing to steal money) (1:12)
• 1992 Los Angeles riots (1:20)
• "Arson in the Southland" fire clip (when Cube is talking about how "hot" he is) (1:35)
• "False prophecy" clip with the image of Warren Jeffs (when Cube talks about him being Utah and having multiple bytches) (1:37)
• Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh being led away by police (1:50)
• Michael Richards incident at the Laugh Factory (when Cube is rapping the chorus) (1:53)
• Don Imus after his offensive statement. (1:55)
• Michael Vick prior to the dogfighting clip (1:59)
• Dogs fighting (when Cube is talking about acting like an animal) (2:01)
• Police brutality (2:15)
• Newspaper headline, "'Crack' Epidemic Linked to Contras" (2:45)
• Columbine High School cafeteria surveillance tape and sign (3:05)
• The Virginia Tech massacre (3:09)
• Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse (3:17)
• Budd Dwyer's televised suicide (3:29)
• Televised suicide of Daniel Victor Jones (3:30)
• A video of the welcome sign to Jena, Louisiana, home of the Jena Six(3:34)
• Scenes from the music video of It Was a Good Day (3:47)
• NBA player Ron Artest punching a Pistons' fan in 2004. (3:50)
• Oliver North testifying before the Iran-Contra hearings
• Polar ice caps melting (When saying "If I fukk up the planet.") (4:19)
• Chris Benoit vs. Chris Jericho in a ladder match for the WWF Intercontinental Championship at the 2001 Royal Rumble pay-per-view event. (4:33)
• Gameplay of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (which ironically has Ice Cube on its soundtrack), Grand Theft Auto IIIand Halo (4:35)
• The infamous O.J. Simpson L.A Wide pursuit.(4:37)
• United Airlines Flight 175 crashing into the second tower of the World Trade Center (4:39)
• Oprah Winfrey (4:54)

 

[rapbeats]

Ghost by far

anyone saying the above was too young to even know what cube was rapping about in his prime years.

so more or less you shouldnt be voting. since you only truly know of one of the two options.

I know them both in their primes. Cube by a mile and I love some ghost. was bangin ghost this past week for old times sake.

 

[rapbeats]

tbh prime Ice is like 1/2 years really before my time, the first album i heard of his was "Predator" so i missed the AMW period when it was really happening.

I went with Ghost just as he has more playability, and the the Ironman/OB4CL period was crazy in my memory. Ghost also been very consistent even his recent projects with Younge and BBNG were good.

Cube will go down as being more legendary though IMO.

no...again you went with ghost because you've admitted you've missed some of cube's prime. You can't miss AMW and make a judgement on cube.

 

[MJ Truth]

I'm going to file this in the "Can't go wrong either way" category.

 

[smokeurobinson]

anyone saying the above was too young to even know what cube was rapping about in his prime years.

so more or less you shouldnt be voting. since you only truly know of one of the two options.

I know them both in their primes. Cube by a mile and I love some ghost. was bangin ghost this past week for old times sake.

dude...i wanted to point this out so bad....I was freaking 12 when AMW dropped so u know 85% - 90% of the fools who say Ghost weren't even around during the time.....some probably not even born

i agree...if u weren't there u dont qualify to vote. That vibe in early 91.....it was something special....if u weren't there u wouldnt know and Cube opened up 91 with jacking For Beats....just with that song alone he was official over here in NYC......




the whole concept was next level for its time....


how many rappers used the term "jacking for beats"???


and then when Cube played Doughboy .....How To Survive In South Central.......and this was all before Death Certificate.....Cubes impact in 1991 was undeniable

and as much as i fukk with Ghost I dont remember Ghost ever having an impact on a year like Cube did with 1991.

 

[Zero]

Now you out here reaching.

Dude in here talking about everything except the music