best rapper in the world

[busby_18]

not really

I dont like these intro threads, cause i dont know what to say

anyway, im sam

i follow the bombers and i love mcphee and hille (sometimes)
yeah and i also watch f1 and motor gp

thats it really, looking forward to getting to know you losers better

 

[C4[2]Yo`DooR]

not really

I dont like these intro threads, cause i dont know what to say

anyway, im sam

i follow the bombers and i love mcphee and hille (sometimes)
yeah and i also watch f1 and motor gp

thats it really, looking forward to getting to know you losers better

wow, thanks for that ...

my name is Alex and I like long romantic walks along the beach followed by a Cher movie marathon.

I hope we become best of friends

 

[busby_18]

we should get together alex

 

[Bloodz]

Oxymoron

 

[F/D]

I'm a moron

 

[skip]

Method man

Lloyd Banks

Pharrel(my name is skate board P)

 

[C4[2]Yo`DooR]

Method man

Lloyd Banks

Pharrel(my name is skate board P)

the fact you named the inane talents of method man, lloyd banks and Pharell Williams as the best rappers ahead of some all time classics (Biggie, Big L, Rakim etc) just made me a little happier that i joined this chat forum.

 

[skip]

Biggie small and Tupac are sooooo overrated Dre built the Industry, Wu tang showed gangsta rap to the world, Pharrel is different and shows you dont have to be hardcore to rap and Lloyd banks is the best from G-unit better than fitty coz he seems to have the look and the grwon voice.

 

[C4[2]Yo`DooR]

Biggie small and Tupac are sooooo overrated Dre built the Industry, Wu tang showed gangsta rap to the world, Pharrel is different and shows you dont have to be hardcore to rap and Lloyd banks is the best from G-unit better than fitty coz he seems to have the look and the grwon voice.

Biggie Smalls > Tupac ... I never said anything about liking Tupac, though some might claim he's a legend in the Industry, I dont beleive so. Biggie however has the best rhyme flow and delivery. No one (perhaps Big L) can beat him with flow.

Wu-Tang showed Gangsta rap to the world ? The Wu Tang Clan in the early late 80's/ early 90's were introducing rap to NEW YORK. It's a known fact Gangsta rap started in the West (N.W.A, Eazy E, Death Row) etc. So therefore the Wu-Tang Clan never took part in any gangsta rap at all.

As for G-Unit, Fifty, Banks, MOP, Mob Deep and The game (whether he's part of them anymore or not) ... I really dont care much for.

Anyway back to football ...

 

[F/D]

Biggie > Everyone.

 

[Vandal]

I nominate Vanilla Ice

 

[C4[2]Yo`DooR]

I nominate Vanilla Ice

I'll never forget his show stopping appearance in that Ninja Turtles movie.

A box office hit for sure .. "Go ninja, go ninja go .."

that song goes in the running for 'the worst songer ever' award.

 

[busby_18]

wasn't this thread supposed to be about me?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v709/kelly_owls/Funnies/plZn0gH3ysH1t.jpg

 

[Vandal]

Ice Ice Baby!

 

[borntigerfan]

mars bar wrapper

 

[skip]

wasn't this thread supposed to be about me?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...n0gH3ysH1t.jpg

Not Van Nistlrooy my hero, why did you shame him like this why.
Oh well you watch Ruud=FIFA golden boot in Germany

 

[C4[2]Yo`DooR]

Not Van Nistlrooy my hero, why did you shame him like this why.
Oh well you watch Ruud=FIFA golden boot in Germany

Ruud Van N = the biggest cherry picking player around

has he ever scored a goal from more than say 10 metres away from goal ?

 

[rick James]

the fact you named the inane talents of method man, lloyd banks and Pharell Williams as the best rappers ahead of some all time classics (Biggie, Big L, Rakim etc) just made me a little happier that i joined this chat forum.

Hey fair enough on Pharrel and Lloyd 'I really didn't do gay pr0n I swear' Banks but method man is one of the greats.

 

[rick James]

Biggie Smalls > Tupac ... I never said anything about liking Tupac, though some might claim he's a legend in the Industry, I dont beleive so. Biggie however has the best rhyme flow and delivery. No one (perhaps Big L) can beat him with flow.

Wu-Tang showed Gangsta rap to the world ? The Wu Tang Clan in the early late 80's/ early 90's were introducing rap to NEW YORK. It's a known fact Gangsta rap started in the West (N.W.A, Eazy E, Death Row) etc. So therefore the Wu-Tang Clan never took part in any gangsta rap at all.

As for G-Unit, Fifty, Banks, MOP, Mob Deep and The game (whether he's part of them anymore or not) ... I really dont care much for.

Anyway back to football ...

dude Rakim was gangsta long before NWA came along.

 

[C4[2]Yo`DooR]

dude Rakim was gangsta long before NWA came along.

Rakim (not Eric B) may very well have been a gangster in New York in the 80's, but I think Gangsta rap to the extent where people would come out and brag about being a drug dealer (Eazy E was the first to do so) was unheard of before NWA hit the scene in around 88 ?? (and to a lesser extent Tim Dogg), which is why Gangsta rap really took off in the West and became this really big thing world wide.

There is no way known the Wu Tang clan had anything to do with gangsta rap. But in saying that, I do like Rakim .... methodman i could go either way on .... call me crazy but i think in terms of rhyme flow I can think of others I'd prefer, but thats just me, the rest of the world would probably disagree

 

[Knight Rider]

Slay Master G, Dr Yan and The Crab all spring to mind for me...probably won't find more influential rappers on the Melbourne scene than these guys!

 

[rick James]

Rakim (not Eric B) may very well have been a gangster in New York in the 80's, but I think Gangsta rap to the extent where people would come out and brag about being a drug dealer (Eazy E was the first to do so) was unheard of before NWA hit the scene in around 88 ?? (and to a lesser extent Tim Dogg), which is why Gangsta rap really took off in the West and became this really big thing world wide.

There is no way known the Wu Tang clan had anything to do with gangsta rap. But in saying that, I do like Rakim .... methodman i could go either way on .... call me crazy but i think in terms of rhyme flow I can think of others I'd prefer, but thats just me, the rest of the world would probably disagree

Eric B legitimiately was a gangster - Rakim was only a high school kid when they first started. Eric B was Mike Tyson's bodyguard at one point ffs, he even scared Freddie Foxx out of New York for 3 years.

NWA were teh first big gangsta rap artists, i don't like them that much though - meth has a cool flow (and was awesome live last year).

Wu-Tang were just aweome all around throughout the 90's and brought that real New York lyricism to the whole NWA created gangsta rap style.

 

[C4[2]Yo`DooR]

Fair to say Biggie was the best then ?

 

[C4[2]Yo`DooR]

Slay Master G, Dr Yan and The Crab all spring to mind for me...probably won't find more influential rappers on the Melbourne scene than these guys!

Not even Bias B ? or Big Phrase ? lol

 

[rick James]

Fair to say Biggie was the best then ?

He's my personal favourite, his flow and lyricism was the best ever, so versatile and just changed the kind of lyrics mc's were prepared to use in their songs (i.e. eminem would never have had the same content early on in his career if it weren't for Biggie)