lol @ Joey Stylez. That's some of the wackest stuff out there. I would've replaced him and a few others on that list with anyone from Bomb Shelta Association (in particular Shylow), but I guess they're not too well known even though they've been recording since the mid to late 90's.
I've never been a huge 2Pac fan. 99% of his beats were downright unlistenable. I've always thought that if he was under the guidance of someone else other than Suge Knight, he might've grown into an even larger public figure and may have never become an a-hole later in his career.
Am I offended by the cover? Maybe a little bit, but not enough to care. If it was Rick Ross, Drake, and Meek Mill with their faces on the classic 3 Feet and Rising album, then yeah, I'd be miffed for sure.
You think that's bad. At the NBA all-star weekend he said that he was the new Pac (Right after dissing the Miami Heat and saying he slept with Bosh's wife). I'm not a huge fan of 2pac like PMM said, i think he's fairly overrated, but Lil Wayne is NOWHERE close to his level. The guy has dropped trash after trash after trash.
I've always like Lil Wayne but more so back when he was in hot boyz, the carter 1 was ok and the carter 2 was meh. Funny thing is he shot himself in the foot when rapping for Baby to get a deal.
Yeesh. I was never a huge fan of Jay-Z but this is pretty damn shameful:
"How much of Biggie's rhymes is gonna come out your fat lips?"
Yikes, that is a lot!!! Some of those are obvious tribute lines though, like the Snoop Dogg one, he's not biting that but making an obvious play on it.
I'm not a big Jay-Z guy either but I do respect his ability (he doesn't write his lyrics down on paper) and his business sense is top notch.
25. Joey Stylez
24. Ghettosocks
23. Eternia
22. JD Era
21. Ian Kamau
20. Reema Major
19. Red1 (Rascalz)
18. King Lou (Dream Warriors)
17. Infinite
16. Rich Kidd
15. Adam Bomb
14. Choclair
13. Buck 65
12. Moka Only
11. K’naan
10. Michie Mee
09. Cadence Weapon
08. D-Sisive
07. Saukrates
06. Classified
05. k-os
04. Drake
03. Kardinal Offishall
02. Shad
01. Maestro Fresh Wes
Personally, there's no way D-Sisive, k-os, or Classified should be below freakin' Drake. That pisses me off.
Other than that, I'd be inclined to put Shad in the no. 1 spot, but if you think back about Maestro, he's a pioneer on the Canadian Hip Hop scene, so I'm okay with that.
Am I weird for wondering why Madchild isn't on that list?
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