Lukewarm take: I've never gotten why The Infamous vs. Hell On Earth is a debate

[CM_Burns]

You could definitely argue "The Infamous" is the better album but no album in history better epitomizes a mood or vibe (in this case, gloomy cold winter days and nights) than "Hell On Earth".

For some people that reason alone is enough to place it above "The Infamous".

Personally, I think they're equal. But like I said, I can't even play "Hell On Earth" unless it's like 34 degrees or below out. It doesn't feel natural otherwise.

Fred.

Hello on Earth is a dark/angry album more than a winter album, you can listen to it in the summer and love it if you're feeling that kind of energy.

 

[Pegasus Jackson]

Infamous is the better album in every way to me. But I've noticed that nikkas younger than me and weren't around when the Infamous dropped seem to prefer HoE. Without Q-tip's guidance, the beats on HOE albeit good became too sparse, skeletal and montone.

 

[the cac mamba]

my problem with hell on earth is its kinda the start of P just mumbling words that don’t make sense or kinda forcing rhymes.

nah, not yet

that definitely was a thing, but not at least until murda muzik. and i wouldn't even say until like 01