Rapmastermind
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What's up Coli, This is my 1st thread and it ain't a Hip Hop Board without an annual comparison of these two Classic songs. Let's get something straight, I may have Biggie in my avi but Pac is easily a Top 5 Emcee of All Time and one of the greatest and most impactful rap artist ever. Bone Thugs (Along with working with Eazy E and Big Pun) had the honor of working with both Big and Pac in their primes. It produced two Hip Hop Classic Callabo's.
THUG LUV - This Hard Body rap tracks sees Pac spitting a slow but raw verse. He didn't try to match Bone at all. He just brought his style to the track. Bone goes in with their verses also. The Beat by DJ UNEEK is HARD. The Gun-shots alone make you want to fight someone, lol. Bone went in, all 4 members but Pac's aggression on the track stands out. Again the Gunshots just really drive the track. You can't help but nod your head. Also I like Pac's flow with the whole "Cleveland, late last evening" style and sh!t. Dope.
NOTORIOUS THUGS - By far at the time one of the most shocking callabo's. When "Life After Death" was released and Disc 2 started out with this track. Nobody knew what to expect. That piano loop dropped, you heard "It's Bone and Biggie, Biggie" and the rest is history as they say. Produced by Stevie J (Yes of Love and Hip Hop for you youngin's) and Diddy. This callabo is one of the best in rap history. Biggie switched up his normal slow flow to a mid-tempo flow to match his Bone Brothers and shocked hip hop with one of the most quotable verses ever. Bizzy, Krazyie and Lazyie would all drop solid verses but Big's verse seem to stand out.
So in the end, which one do you like better and WHY???? Again both are Classics so it's not that anyone can throw rocks at either but which one do you honestly fell more? That's amazing Bone worked with Both at that point in their careers.

THUG LUV - This Hard Body rap tracks sees Pac spitting a slow but raw verse. He didn't try to match Bone at all. He just brought his style to the track. Bone goes in with their verses also. The Beat by DJ UNEEK is HARD. The Gun-shots alone make you want to fight someone, lol. Bone went in, all 4 members but Pac's aggression on the track stands out. Again the Gunshots just really drive the track. You can't help but nod your head. Also I like Pac's flow with the whole "Cleveland, late last evening" style and sh!t. Dope.

NOTORIOUS THUGS - By far at the time one of the most shocking callabo's. When "Life After Death" was released and Disc 2 started out with this track. Nobody knew what to expect. That piano loop dropped, you heard "It's Bone and Biggie, Biggie" and the rest is history as they say. Produced by Stevie J (Yes of Love and Hip Hop for you youngin's) and Diddy. This callabo is one of the best in rap history. Biggie switched up his normal slow flow to a mid-tempo flow to match his Bone Brothers and shocked hip hop with one of the most quotable verses ever. Bizzy, Krazyie and Lazyie would all drop solid verses but Big's verse seem to stand out.
So in the end, which one do you like better and WHY???? Again both are Classics so it's not that anyone can throw rocks at either but which one do you honestly fell more? That's amazing Bone worked with Both at that point in their careers.
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