Jason Yang- Great musician, creates great music to study/relax to. He also covers alot of other musicians i like. (:
FEM- Far East movement was a great group back from 07, til now. Loved their sick beast and dope lyrics.
Wayne has zero lyrical cleverness. Iām sure that one or two of his underground hits were okay, but heās just about moneyā¦
Iāll sit here and type every name that comes to my head:
Outsider
Gangstarr
Big L
Guru (w/gangstarr)
eazy e
nas
most of jay z
big pun
biggie smalls
dmx
blu
dr. Dre
Ice cube (Before disney movies)
anyone else in N.W.A
Anyone else in Public enemies (Flayyyy vahhh vlaveeeee)
Tupac
Right there, Wayne and young money canāt compete against any of them.
I mean, lolipop was just all about ā, a milli was just about money.
he has never came close to ever writing something as technical as āNas is likeā
I mean, Nas/biggie can do triple/quadruple rhymes in a short burst. For example, āBrains all leak-in out on the streetān the pastor preachān: He was a good man.ā
āSaw my close friends shot, flatline am I sane?
That depends, carry Mac-10ās to practice my aimā
Thatās a double rhyme right there. When I listen to any rhymes, I just try to make sense of the lyrics, I donāt care about the beat.
Explicit:
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Just a few examples that burn Waynes stuffā¦
And I donāt really like eminem, his last two albums have been meh to meā¦
The only thing I am going to say about Eminem is that he is great because he has so much hate, maybe hate isnāt the right word, animosity, toward the entire world, he learned that when he stopped caring about what people thought of him, he was free to be himself, some, and I do mean SOME, of you will experience this epiphany in your lifetime, but MOST probably wonāt, Marshall is a very talented and open artist, his lyrics convey more emotion than ANY other rapper has, save the Wu-Tang Clan, but they arenāt around anymore, and to be honest if there wasnāt a google or wikipedia, a lot of you probably would have no idea who Wu-Tang is, shameā¦
Starting to listen to rap is like the first time you saw modern yoyoing. At first, you think itās weird, then you realize thereās more to it. When I listen to a sone, I look up the lyrics, break down the rhyme pattern, look for special rhyme patterns, translate metaphors and decrypt wordplay/references. Then, I listen to the instrumental and pick out the kicks, snares, basslines and listen to the instrumental over and over, focusing on a different element each time. Then, I listen to the acapella and try to understand the emotion the MC conveys without the distraction of the beat. Itās a full body experience that is only matched by reading Jay-Zās decoded.
DMX is a peer (Itās also interesting to watch the VH1 storyteller special on him, provides backing to his lyrics)
Iāve heard his stuff, Iām not impressed. Itās all āMoney, cash, āsā now.
It still doesnāt compare to rehearsing a band. And playing live with multiple people on stage. No comparison. Put a rapper and a band on stage without the production and glam. The rapper would fall very very far in comparison.
Some of them, yes. (I actually got Dr. Carter stuck in my head.) but heās basically like Jay-z, they both know that if itās not weed, money, girls, it wonāt sell. :-\