[QUOTE="bambidurojay"][QUOTE="Orlando_Magic"][QUOTE="bambidurojay"] He was versatile and his song structures differed,if anything biggies albums fell very formulaic .The song for the *****z,the one for the ladies,the boasting track and all.To put it bluntly Biggies general lack of originality can get quite anonying.
Pacs flow for every frigging song differed and because people agree with you just means there are a lot of dumb ****s out there.
Orlando_Magic
I think pretty much everyone in this thread agreeing with me that Biggie was more versatile than Pac is probably because it's true. It's not that hard to see. Mkavanaugh himself already said Pac was an emotional rapper rather than technical one... thus meaning there is nothing groundbreaking about his lyricism or flow. A little thinking just based on that will tell you that most of Pac's songs will just be full of emotion with average lyricism and flow then.... if Pac is lacking in those categories obviously that means he isn't as versatile an MC because he's not doing things that Biggie does a lot better....
You just displayed your 2pac biase.2pac was an above average lyricist,personally rate him 6/10 biggie was not that great a lyricsit too just rate him 7.5/10.Pac had a great flow and delivery and yes he was charismatic and emotional but he is much more than that.Apart from a few joints like dear mama and so many tears dude relied on pure skill to entertain.The only time dude flow was the same on MATW was on outlaw and fvck the world.Biggies flow in RTD was pretty much the same except in gimme the loot ,the what ,suicidal thoughts and unbelievable.
Pac is not a great lyricist at all... maybe you need to learn what a lyricist is first since you asked me in this very thread what "lyricism" meant, remember? I agree that Pac would be about a 6 outta 10 strictly as a lyricist. Mkavanaugh even admitted himself that Tupac isn't as technically sound as Biggie. Lyricism is a technical quality, you know that, right? But Biggie is one of the greatest lyricists of all-time...7.5/10?:? When I think of lyricist I think of Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, KRS-One, Biggie, Kool G Rap, GZA, etc....
I also have to disagree with Pac having a great flow, I feel it's pretty average. Do I really need to say anything about Biggie's flow? Really... are you really knocking BIG's flow:?
But I do strongly agree that Pac was very charismatic, deeper, and brought more emotion to the table... which made up for a lot of his faults from a strictly technical standpoint as a rapper.
I said pac was an above average lyricist and pac did have a great flow but that is more of a matter of opinion.Yes biggies flow is only behind AZ and RAKIM.From a technical standpoint I already admitted that biggie was more technically gifted than pac,just arguing that pac had more varied subject matter and was more versatile.Biggie may be disadvanteged because he did not live long ,but the same can be said of pac.
What Mkavanaugh thinks is totally irrelevant to this debate ,he is probably one of those 2pac fans that like the sh!t sandwich that was loyal to the game.
Better stop this argument and put your opinion down of whether you think pac was wack or not.
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