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@drlebronski
it's a group but there is a main guy 'Vinnie Paz' especially in the modern songs
good rap
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@drlebronski
how can you rank a tribe called quest below both ice cube and nwa, that's just overkill, you are trolling if you are saying that the absolute top ten is only them. There's like so many rappers out there and you put both ice cube and nwa in there, who rapped good but not great.
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@drlebronski
For me The roots being above tcq is okay for sure, they're each brilliant at what each did. I prefer black thought's stuff post-roots personally, I think he had a vicious side to his rap persona that The Roots kept chained up.
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@RationalMadman
It wasnt in order by how good they were i was just thinking rappers i like off the top of my head then writing them down
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@RationalMadman
heres in order.
1. Eminem
2.outkast
3. The roots
4. a tribe called quest
5.blackalicious
6. NWA
7. Ice cube
8. pete rock
9. Gift of gab
10. deM atlaS
eant to put gift of gab before pete rock
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@drlebronski
outkast literally 2nd of all time, that's a hot take but my list is also hot takes, for instance I rate nicki pretty high (top 25 all time somewhere around that) because of her delivery and wordplay, idgaf what you mock, she has brutal bars people just focus on her dumb stuff.
This is her verse from a song 'monster', this was when she was with 'young money' still and doing dumb stuff by force, just listen, listen to the rhyme scheme, perceive the perfection in vocal 'loud vs soft' 'high vs low' she is a delivery beast, idc what anyone says.
Sa-Roc is greatest female rapper of all time imo, snow tha product close behind and iggy azalea behind nicki somewhere but nearby. I know more underground ones but due to lack of volume to their content, I don't rate them that high.
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@RationalMadman
whats your list?
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@drlebronski
Depends what we're going for. My list could kind of help track me down, I've revealed enough for now.
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@drlebronski
This is more the type of stuff from Roots I love:
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@drlebronski
@949havoc
It is time to kill the racism on this website. We need to know where we stand on it.
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@RationalMadman
dont normally like british rap but that was pretty good
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@drlebronski
british rap is extremely good but they normally 'flavour' it as in there's UK drill, UK grime but not much unadultered UK hiphop, it always has a theme and musical style that is somewhat separate from hip hop sound.
You may like bugzy malone, he's sort of a fusion between hip hop and grime. This is one of his freestyles from 6 years ago (it doesn't mean totally non-prewritten, it means no chorus and partly non-pre if the rapper feels like it) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPXoDDs1OM8
warning: charlie sloth shouts in the middle, like really yells xD
I think way too much stuff is classified as racist. Somehow opposing BLM makes you as bad as Dylan Roof in the eyes of the far left.
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@drlebronski
Why do you claim to know rap and rank Eminem your #1 or whatever and then act so ignorant as to say he's said the N-word or ever been racist?
Eminem was actually a victim of black-on-white racist bullying as a child in a predominantly black school. He'd never ever say the N-word, he knows what it means to blacks from whites and just how bad it is. He was ridiculed and called cracker a lot of his childhood. He hates both terms.
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@RationalMadman
i never claimed ( or atleast didnt mean to) he was racist i was just tryna point he has been cancelled for some rap he did a while back that was racist
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@drlebronski
Omg that is so stupid lol. Do you know what his apology was?
He said on another rap that a white chick can be just as much a whore as a black chick, therefore he is sorry if it seemed he'd singled out black hoes.
I agree this is rude and unnecessarily arrogant, however this is the actual apology he gave, it was a line in a rap.
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@RationalMadman
lol ik the cancellation was pretty retarded but my point was to show underdog that eminem wasnt praised by the left.
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@drlebronski
Which reminds me, back in '89, me
And Kim broke up for the first time; she was tryin' to two-time meAnd there was this black girl at our school, who thought I was cool
‘Cause I rapped, so she was kinda eyein' me
And oh the irony, guess what her name was?
Ain't even gonna say it, plus
The same color hair as hers was and blue contacts
And a pair of jugs, the bombest goddamn girl in our whole school
If I could pull her, not only would I become more popular
But I would be able to piss Kim off at the same time
But it backfired
I was supposed to dump her but she dumped me for this black guy
And that's the last I ever seen or heard
Or spoke to the "Ole Foolish Pride" girl, but I've heard
People say they heard the tape and it ain't that bad
But it was: I singled out a whole race
And for that I apologize, I was wrong
‘Cause no matter what color a girl is, she's still a—
This is his literal apology.
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@TheUnderdog
Somehow opposing BLM
No reason to oppose them tbph.
I've heard the reasons, I can see an argument with opposing flat-out reparations for all blacks (regardless of income bracket) but I cannot understand the opposition to BLM as a movement. They are fucking fantastic, done so much good for the nations they operate in, even for poor non-blacks due to what they did to law enforcement, representation for the poor etc.