jay-z >>>>>>>>> biggie as a lyricist

[the rhyme king]

real talk jigga was always been the better lyricist then biggie

even in 96

 

[Fmju]

 

[Tom]

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[NormanConnors]

false

 

[YBE]

I agree. Biggie isn't a technical lyricist. Never has been. His flow, wordplay, cadence>>>>>> but as far as straight lyrics, if someone else was reciting his shyt besides him it would sound weak.

Jay-Z, Nas, AZ, Em, Pun, Big

He doesn't belong in that group.

 

[Heelish]

Canibus >>>>>>>>> Cam'ron "as a lyricist", but who would you rather listen to?

 

[No1]

I agree. Biggie isn't a technical lyricist. Never has been. His flow, wordplay, cadence>>>>>> but as far as straight lyrics, if someone else was reciting his shyt besides him it would sound weak.

Jay-Z, Nas, AZ, Em, Pun, Big

He doesn't belong in that group.

This is all fact.

 

[Gifted one]

Its true though, Biggie never really had a long career like that, he's the James Dean of hip-hop, extremely talented but died at his peak, Jay has a long career, so it easily goes to him.

 

[aRoMaN21]

lol

 

[Karamellion]

Canibus >>>>>>>>> Cam'ron "as a lyricist", but who would you rather listen to?

Pretty much

 

[Vagina Thief]

Reasonable Doubt >>>

 

[Omar Little]

JAY Z >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Biggie Bigs

 

[IPunchFaces]

Real talk you probably weren't even listening to hiphop in 96

 

[the rhyme king]

Real talk you probably weren't even listening to hiphop in 96

and real talk this is irelevant

 

[IPunchFaces]

and real talk this is irelevant

Actually listening to music during that time and being apart of the culture at that time is alot different than googling lyrics and acting like you know what was going on.