Had the hardest track on New Jersey Drive soundtrack too.
Please That would be Outkast.
Had the hardest track on New Jersey Drive soundtrack too.
Red Gone Wild is fire.
FixedPlease That would be Jeru Da Damaja
Debatable. Who I Am joint was ridiculousPlease That would be Outkast.
How is he gonna say Red only has two "good" albums but praise Treach for putting Jersey on and having braids
Naughty made great songs but bar for bar Treach is not close to Red as a rapper. He's knows better which is why he avoided mentioning skill. Red was the guy who was murdering features and anything else.
He definitely sounds salty. "That's Erick Sermon's people"
I wouldn't go that far, Treach was an incredible MC. Probably more technically talented than Redman when you account for the cadences and rhyme schemes. Redman had better punchlines. But verse for verse, Treach is right there with him.
You're bugging. fukk unique, Treach was legit arguably the best MC in the game at one point. Saying he's nowhere near Redman talent wise is complete nonsense. Treach literally had crazy wordplay, flow, delivery, cadence, song making ability. If you prefer Redman, that's cool, I did too. But to deny that Treach was one of the illest MCs of the 90s means you're either uninformed or lying.Stop it.
Treach had a unique style but he's not fukking with Redman on bars. Red got better with each of his first 3 albums while Treach went nowhere.
First 3 albums are classic
You're bugging. fukk unique, Treach was legit arguably the best MC in the game at one point. Saying he's nowhere near Redman talent wise is complete nonsense. Treach literally had crazy wordplay, flow, delivery, cadence, song making ability. If you prefer Redman, that's cool, I did too. But to deny that Treach was one of the illest MCs of the 90s means you're either uninformed or lying.
Redman first three albums were certified classics. Doc's Da Name regardless of how Doggie Diamonds feel, is REDMAN'S MOST COMMERCIALLY SUCCESSFUL ALBUM. It was the album that earned him mainstream appeal and it was a solid album. You cannot dismiss Redman's initial run like that, and his run with Meth and Def Squad. You can criticize the latter years not being as good as his run in the 90's but most 90's rappers didn't transition greatly into the 00's, only a few being Nas, Jay-Z, Busta Rhymes and Fat Joe who had good runs in the following decade.