On which song did Ghostface peak in terms of spitting incoherent gibberish?

[Westbama Heartthrob]

He didn't spit gibberish throughout his career. It was a phase that lasted from 98-00. Even then, he had plenty of tracks from that era on which he was NOT spitting gibberish.

"Yes, of course he spit gibberish but it's okay cause it was only for three years"

 

[Amo Husserl]

Chalked it up to a braggadocio Ghostface flow.
Rhymin' some random shyt 'cause he was that nice.

Supreme Clientele stay in my top five.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

 

[TripleAgent]

I fukk with ghost but this is case in point why ny nikkas be full of shyt. Call the south trash with no substance but uplift nikkas spitting literal gibberish into your top 5

GFK > All but a handful of South rappers ever

 

[FunkDoc1112]

The answer is and will always be Nutmeg

 

[FunkDoc1112]

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Master of slanguage arts. If you didn’t catch the darts the way weren’t for you

He was speaking in the divine tongue

I mean Ghost flat out said he was just spitting gibberish that sounded cool

 

[Let A Fro Be A Fro]

There are dudes who shyt on abstract or "lyrical miracle" rappers, yet absolutely love Supreme Clientele.



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[bigde09]

Them camp low nikkas was on that same gibberish wave

 

[Peak]

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I'm changing my vote

 

[tryfbindope]

I first noticed it on Cobra Clutch

 

[mitter]

GFK > All South rappers ever

Fixed.

 

[mitter]

I'm surprised "One" doesn't have any votes.


The second verse was mind-blowing, especially the random "dikking down Oprah" line

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

There are dudes who shyt on abstract or "lyrical miracle" rappers, yet absolutely love Supreme Clientele.



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It's b/c Ghost still mixed in street shyt coupled with production that was years ahead of it's time.

 

[CM_Burns]

And to answer The Game

words with The President, brunch with Yelstin, Gorbachev under Meth nuts he out in Belgium.....

That makes sense though, he's saying the Wu is powerful and has international pull.

Nutmeg he's mostly putting random words together.

 

[mitter]

It's b/c Ghost still mixed in street shyt coupled with production that was years ahead of it's time.

Yeah, and the other part is that Supreme Clientele still had plenty of coherent songs like "Malcolm," "Child's Play," "Ghost Deini," etc.