Cormega (in his Prime) vs AZ (in his Prime)

[its....JOHN B]

I think Mega made better albums, but Az's prime is still going, he still got it maybe even better now, got to give to A even though Mega got two albums better than any AZ album

 

[5 Grand]

I think AZ has more technical skill

 

[THE_R_]

SOSA IS JUST NICER...

MEGA IS DOPE THO...

 

[KillaCham]

SOSA IS JUST NICER...

MEGA IS DOPE THO...

Pretty much... and not to take away from Mega but it isn't that close either.

 

[kingblaze84]

I've always been into Cormega more

 

[9TRAY]

AZ is a better rapper than Cormega, I prefer to listen to Mega. Cormega's The Realness is the best album either rapper has put out, & AZ is not still in his prime as a rapper

 

[bck145]

az is more unique....cormega just sounds like ever other new york rapper from around that time

 

[vageneral08]

Tough call but mega is very underrated

 

[metal face terrorist]

Moment of Truth GURU >>>>

 

[Mally_G]

AZ is a better rapper than Cormega, I prefer to listen to Mega. Cormega's The Realness is the best album either rapper has put out, & AZ is not still in his prime as a rapper

Has it ever been confirmed that The Realness is an entire album dedicated to his hatred for Nas, during that time? I mean, I get the vibe that 70% of the album he makes references to his strained and failed relationship with Nas, how fake Nas is, and how Nas isn't street.

I won't even list the songs from the album, because most of them are about Nas (IMO). He was motivated and obsessed with hatred to put out a street classic.

AZ still drops gems a few times a year, plus his teaser/throwaway tracks from Doe or Die 2 be flames. AZ makes music I can relate to, so my vote goes to Aziatic.

 

[Kalecrunch]

AZ is a better rapper than Cormega, I prefer to listen to Mega. Cormega's The Realness is the best album either rapper has put out, & AZ is not still in his prime as a rapper

Has it ever been confirmed that The Realness is an entire album dedicated to his hatred for Nas, during that time? I mean, I get the vibe that 70% of the album he makes references to his strained and failed relationship with Nas, how fake Nas is, and how Nas isn't street.

I won't even list the songs from the album, because most of them are about Nas (IMO). He was motivated and obsessed with hatred to put out a street classic.

AZ still drops gems a few times a year, plus his teaser/throwaway tracks from Doe or Die 2 be flames. AZ makes music I can relate to, so my vote goes to Aziatic.

Love in Love Out verse is about Nas

Cormega

When I came home from jail we was brothers

Your beef was my beef

remember that time with Butta on your video set

When he was talkin' bout shootin'

If you don't pay him, then I got into it

Son you gave me a hundred dollars when I came home

I didn't complain I wasn't in it to gain

You my nigga when you hot and when the temperature changed

Now we enemies, 'til we enter the grave

When I got signed to Def Jam I offered you ten grand

You said you didn't want it, then you started acting funny

It started with the cover of YSB

A picture of The Firm, everyone except me

Then my voice disappeared off La Familia

That's when it was clear to me there wasn't no real love

I was out The Firm, unless I signed a production deal

Which I didn't do cus son, that wasn't real

I was never jealous of you

In fact I was proud of you

I smiled when I heard you on "Live at the Barbeque"

I respect you as an artist thou I'm no longer fond of you

I gave you love from the heart unlike the people surrounding you

Mega was left out of The Firm YSB cover.

 

[qawshun]

Foh

 

[Neva_Change]

Has it ever been confirmed that The Realness is an entire album dedicated to his hatred for Nas, during that time? I mean, I get the vibe that 70% of the album he makes references to his strained and failed relationship with Nas, how fake Nas is, and how Nas isn't street.

And what's funny is that despite all the references The Realness was still a far superior album to Stillmatic. That's the album that should have received 5 mics. Mega came across as bitter because he got shitted on by people who showed no loyalty. He was just too real for that industry. He called The Firm "Fake Individuals Rapping for Money." AZ had better flow, but Mega had better and deeper lyrics without a doubt. The most authentic out of all QB artists.

 

[achewon87]

"Visualizing the realism of life in actuality

Fuck who's the baddest, a person's status depends on salary

And my mentality is money-orientated..."

 

[5th Letter]

Cormega has a better catalogue Imo. But AZ is the better rapper.

 

[Trillaaaaaa]

 

[wAXed_poetic]

"Life's a bitch I pray I seduce"