Who left a bigger/better legacy Bob Marley or Tupac?

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  • One Love

    Votes: 50 72.5%
  • Thug Life

    Votes: 19 27.5%

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Bob......aint even close.
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It's difficult to assess honestly but I think in their respective art forms (Reggae and Hip-Hop)
they've left massive marks still felt to this day.

I'm partial to Hip-Hop and I listen to Tupac more than marley so from my own perspective
and my own views on music, Tupac has left a pretty big impact, someone else who's more
partial to Reggae and Marley might object.
 

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Both transcended their genres. Bob Marley had a much longer career but Tupac's catalog is more consistent. I would say the publishing value between their most universally recognized works is a toss-up, however if you go down through the tiers of their catalog's rankings Tupac's lower tier work is of higher value than Bob's. That's why you see throwaway tracks of Tupac's getting remixed for movies like Django . . But Bob Marley's low-tier work is almost like demo quality


Bob Marley's songs


"Could You Be Loved"
"Is This Love"
"Satisfy My Soul"
"Don't Worry About A Thing"


Those both universal and timeless


"One Love" can be put up head to head with "Changes" or even John Lennon's "Imagine" - I would actually say Tupac has more top-tier work but not as universal as those love themed songs mentioned above, so you'd see those placed in certain types of movies, action-dramas as opposed to romance-comedies or romance movies


When people say these things are a matter of opinion and are subjective in nature they are simply wrong. The value of a catalog is very quantifiable

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