March 23, 200519 yr Biggie Not only did he have the smoothest flow, but unbelievable lyrics. Unlike other rappers, he made up his rhymes on the spot instead of writing them down beforehand. In fact, Juicy may be the greatest (at least one of the greatest) rap songs of all time. However, Pac is a very close second.
March 23, 200519 yr OutKast. These two guys are the most creative, artistic rappers of all time. And I'm not talking about that garbage last album that won the grammys.
March 23, 200519 yr Author Biggie Not only did he have the smoothest flow, but unbelievable lyrics. Unlike other rappers, he made up his rhymes on the spot instead of writing them down beforehand. In fact, Juicy may be the greatest (at least one of the greatest) rap songs of all time. However, Pac is a very close second. 718982[/snapback] Unlike Biggie, 2Pac had probably the best rapping voice ever, plus 2 Pac could act, and was 10x more charismatic and controversial out of the recording studio...
March 23, 200519 yr Biggie Not only did he have the smoothest flow, but unbelievable lyrics. Unlike other rappers, he made up his rhymes on the spot instead of writing them down beforehand. In fact, Juicy may be the greatest (at least one of the greatest) rap songs of all time. However, Pac is a very close second. 718982[/snapback] Unlike Biggie, 2Pac had probably the best rapping voice ever, plus 2 Pac could act, and was 10x more charismatic and controversial out of the recording studio... 718996[/snapback] I agree with the fact that Pac had a great rapping voice, but Biggie had a great voice as well. In terms of controversy, it's hard for anybody to match what Pac did out of the studio. However, you have to remember that he was with Death Row in 1995-96, the most notorious record label arguably of all time, so you knew he was going to get publicity. Biggie got into his share of trouble as well. In terms of acting, BIG actually starred in a New York TV show (can't remember the name), though I can't argue with the fact that Tupac was a great actor. In terms of rapping, BIG was the better pure rapper. And if you want to talk about disses, Brooklyn's Finest, in my mind, is right up there with Hit 'em Up.
March 24, 200519 yr Author Biggie Not only did he have the smoothest flow, but unbelievable lyrics. Unlike other rappers, he made up his rhymes on the spot instead of writing them down beforehand. In fact, Juicy may be the greatest (at least one of the greatest) rap songs of all time. However, Pac is a very close second. 718982[/snapback] Unlike Biggie, 2Pac had probably the best rapping voice ever, plus 2 Pac could act, and was 10x more charismatic and controversial out of the recording studio... 718996[/snapback] I agree with the fact that Pac had a great rapping voice, but Biggie had a great voice as well. In terms of controversy, it's hard for anybody to match what Pac did out of the studio. However, you have to remember that he was with Death Row in 1995-96, the most notorious record label arguably of all time, so you knew he was going to get publicity. Biggie got into his share of trouble as well. In terms of acting, BIG actually starred in a New York TV show (can't remember the name), though I can't argue with the fact that Tupac was a great actor. In terms of rapping, BIG was the better pure rapper. And if you want to talk about disses, Brooklyn's Finest, in my mind, is right up there with Hit 'em Up. 719004[/snapback] Hey rapping and battling are too different things, but pretty much its just an opinion, what ever sounds the best to you, thats whos the best, I dont think you can put a label on the best, just your best... So we'll call it a draw Mfan98
March 24, 200519 yr Biggie Not only did he have the smoothest flow, but unbelievable lyrics. Unlike other rappers, he made up his rhymes on the spot instead of writing them down beforehand. In fact, Juicy may be the greatest (at least one of the greatest) rap songs of all time. However, Pac is a very close second. 718982[/snapback] Unlike Biggie, 2Pac had probably the best rapping voice ever, plus 2 Pac could act, and was 10x more charismatic and controversial out of the recording studio... 718996[/snapback] I agree with the fact that Pac had a great rapping voice, but Biggie had a great voice as well. In terms of controversy, it's hard for anybody to match what Pac did out of the studio. However, you have to remember that he was with Death Row in 1995-96, the most notorious record label arguably of all time, so you knew he was going to get publicity. Biggie got into his share of trouble as well. In terms of acting, BIG actually starred in a New York TV show (can't remember the name), though I can't argue with the fact that Tupac was a great actor. In terms of rapping, BIG was the better pure rapper. And if you want to talk about disses, Brooklyn's Finest, in my mind, is right up there with Hit 'em Up. 719004[/snapback] Hey rapping and battling are too different things, but pretty much its just an opinion, what ever sounds the best to you, thats whos the best, I dont think you can put a label on the best, just your best... So we'll call it a draw Mfan98 719021[/snapback] Agreed, great debate!.
March 24, 200519 yr Hey rapping and battling are too different things 719021[/snapback] On the same token, what does rapping have to do with acting? Both were great, it's really just a personal preference.
March 24, 200519 yr I go with Tupac because he was dead, and then wasn't, and then was dead again or something like that.
March 24, 200519 yr Tupac. Though I prefer other music before him, I recognize hes a legend, more than Biggie anyways. In my opinion.
March 24, 200519 yr Chuck D was better than either of them....but since he is alive, he has not reached the messianic status bestowed on 2pac.
March 24, 200519 yr Biggie by far...songs are better and also i liked him better,2pac is to much of a thug
March 24, 200519 yr Biggie by far...songs are better and also i liked him better,2pac is to much of a thug 719598[/snapback] Yeah right man...I'm really Biggie, and I say Pac is better
March 24, 200519 yr Author Hey rapping and battling are too different things 719021[/snapback] On the same token, what does rapping have to do with acting? Both were great, it's really just a personal preference. 719067[/snapback] True
March 24, 200519 yr Author Biggie by far...songs are better and also i liked him better,2pac is to much of a thug 719598[/snapback] lol.. you havnt heard any of his interviews have you, to realize why he's a thug and how much he works to get out of that thug life (The label Thug Life actually had nothing to do with being a thug, just a political statement meaning The-Hate-you-gave-little-infants-f***-everyone)
March 25, 200519 yr Biggie was the greateast story teller ever in hiphop. Pac went to some private prep school. Pac was all act.
March 25, 200519 yr Author Biggie was the greateast story teller ever in hiphop. Pac went to some private prep school. Pac was all act. 720025[/snapback] He lived with a crackhead mother in New York City and Marine City CAL, prep school boy my ass, he was inlisted in a close to free arts school in an attempt to get out... And if he is an act that puts him over Biggie for acting soo damn good anyway...
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