Illin Degenerate
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clever math there, but 3 great albums in the 90's > 2 great albums in the 90's.
clever math there, but 3 great albums in the 90's > 2 great albums in the 90's.
Outkast doesn't have 3 great albums. Let alone 1. Bunch of 4.5/5 albums. Infamous is 5/5, HOE is 4.5/5, and Murda Muzik is 4/5.
You come off as a stan if you say Murda Muzik isn't on the level of Southernplaya at the very least
Is this counting Kast's last three albums? And what are your ratings for Mobb's last three?
Man, thats crazy to me that people would choose Mobb Deep over Kast.
I have a love for that grimy New York sound, but Outkast has put out some seminal, timeless music over the years.
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the level of shameless ignorance being displayed by @JustCKing in this thread is entertaining as hell.
outkast never made a seminal rap track in their entire careers.
we gonna abuse the word "seminal" now?
I've already explained this. If ATCQ is ranked over Mobb Deep and you have nine other groups that are ranked higher than ATCQ, how is Mobb Deep top tier. This is hypothetical by the way. The same as if someone ranks Biggie over Jay and have 9 other rappers ranked over Biggie, how is Jay top tier. If 2Pac is ranked over Eminem, and there's several other rappers ranked over 2Pac, how is Eminem top tier. If Kobe is ranked over CP3, and there's several other players ranked over Kobe, how is CP3 top tier.
How is it a forgone conclusion that Prodigy's a top tier lyricist? That's just as debatable as them not being the best rap group to come out of Queens. In fact both discussions deserve their own threads.
Can you in your heart of hearts say Outkast has made something as good as The Infamous? I'd put Kast best album in contention with Hell On Earth...
Kast was a pop group after Aquemini. There's a reason they get played in White kid middleschool dances.
It's the way they look at hip hop now a days and who was at the forefront to cause what we hear. Sorta like when everyone started using Autotune and they blamed T-Pain. They like to hate on innovators rather than giving them credit. When The Love Below came out hip hop changed drastically. If you've noticed, all the people vying for Mobb Deep have all said they hated that album. Despite it being and album that went diamond(So people bought it even though they knew the direction it was going in at the time. It had multiple hit singles.) and was one of the only two hip hop albums to win a grammy for album of the year.
People really going to stick to the "Stankonia is a classic" argument, huh?
Definitely no shame in it, but hurts any argument that Mobb Deep was somehow a top tier group in Hip Hop.
And one other thing...How is it a foregone conclusion that they're not the best rap group to come out of Queens? That's an actual debate.
I've already explained this. If ATCQ is ranked over Mobb Deep and you have nine other groups that are ranked higher than ATCQ, how is Mobb Deep top tier. This is hypothetical by the way. The same as if someone ranks Biggie over Jay and have 9 other rappers ranked over Biggie, how is Jay top tier. If 2Pac is ranked over Eminem, and there's several other rappers ranked over 2Pac, how is Eminem top tier. If Kobe is ranked over CP3, and there's several other players ranked over Kobe, how is CP3 top tier.
So yes, it makes sense to me. Does it make sense to you?
How is it a forgone conclusion that Prodigy's a top tier lyricist? That's just as debatable as them not being the best rap group to come out of Queens. In fact both discussions deserve their own threads.
So now you're saying Outkast wasn't influential.... right...
heyre not seeing run dmc at all.
mobb deep vs tribe could go either way tho.
influential but not strongly influential.
and they certainly weren't groundbreaking. they didn't stop time dog.
Yeah 2nd (from Queens) is probably the highest they could go. But there definitely can be a spin thread on Tribe vs Mobb .
So who exactly were doing their sound when they dropped?
So that's why artist still to this day sample their songs, and even during the time they were being sampled by the same people who considered them competition. They were being sampled by all the top artist of that time and right now, but they weren't ground breaking. right...
im just up here like
the level of shameless ignorance being displayed by @JustCKing in this thread is entertaining as hell.
outkast never made a seminal rap track in their entire careers.
we gonna abuse the word "seminal" now?
I ike Outkast but they don't have a "Shook ones", or a "my minds playing tricks on me", or a "Cream" or a "Crossroads" type song in their catalogues