Who had the best verse on The Symphony?

[Constantine]

If you're old/young enough to remember The Symphony, who had the best verse? I choose Big Daddy Kane.

 

[JulesWinfield]

G Rap

 

[classicmaterial]

Always a tough decision between G Rap and Kane but I always gotta go back and say Kane took it.

 

[Broccoli Rob]

I came in here knowing that G Rap would be winning, how could he not?

His voice was twice as horrifying as Vincent Price.

 

[filial_piety]

g rap

 

[THE K-MAN]

G Rap

just imagine if he went with the orginal

 

[Why-Fi]

kane

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

G Rap without a doubt. Kane was strong too, but G Rap's verse was like the purest essence of raw hip-hop ever.

 

[Jayou Ayen]

I've always loved Kane's verse the most since I was a kid, but G Rap's was technically better.
If you haven't seen this before, Ace breaks down the creation of the song:




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[JulesWinfield]

I've always loved Kane's verse the most since I was a kid, but G Rap's was technically better.
If you haven't seen this before, Ace breaks down the creation of the song:
True Hip-Hop Stories: Masta Ace - YouTube



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Going to see Masta Ace at the end of the month

 

[George's Dilemma]

G Rap. He went in. In hindsight he reminds me of Sylvester the cat with the lisp.

Maury gives a swice, I get nice
and my voice twice as horrifyin as Vincent Pwice

Take a deep bweth cuz u ain't got anotha weft
Comin back like I'm avenin my bwothas def


He went in though. Was spittin in more ways than one.

 

[Jayou Ayen]

I just watched the video that I posted, and someone in the comments brought up a good point.
How the fukk does Master Ace look the same as he did 25 years ago?
Everybody else looks by comparison, which is natural.



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[mitter]

Kane had the best verse

 

[THE K-MAN]

@ Shan

 

[JayBaldacci]