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Originally Posted by V3numb
hip hop had lower standards back then, biggie did have a mean delivery and cold flow tho
eminem is just more evolved atm as a art form
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I would say Big was more evolved
Because I outgrew Eminem's earlier work
and his newer stuff is ugh.....
back in school I thought he was some genius and shit
now if I play the Slim Shady LP or Marshall Mathers LP
it seems childish af I really couldn't believe I fucked with it
if you judge Ready to Die with Slim Shady LP/Marshall Mathers LP
its clear that Biggie was the better rapper and song maker
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Originally Posted by Moni
Biggie and em both changed hip hop. Em did kill it better than big but I wouldn't say big is wack nor overrated. What's next... Old jay > nas...
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people seem to have forgotten/ or don't know
that Big didn't record it with Em they used a Big verse
Em just layed a verse down after Big had been dead for 3 years
hell im sure some people here could edge out Pac & prime Nas
with that time frame after hearing the verse
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Originally Posted by Godbody
I dont even think BIG was Top 3 of his era...the thing is, the West had Death Row and that roster was mean.. Pac, Snoop, Dre...Diddy had Ma$e & BIG... it's like those 2 rosters, Hip-Hop wise were like Roc-A-Fella & YMCMB
so logically they gotta put someone up against Pac... and since BIG was on that time period's version of YMCMB he got put on for the East
Ma$e was way nicer than BIGGIE.. Nas, DMX, Jada...mad niggas were shittin on BIGGIE back then
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Im thinking about all of their debuts and
the only one I would pick over Ready 2 Die
would be Illmatic