If you had 2 delete 1 of the following artists from hiphop history who would it be?

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t. webb;2314973 said:
You act like Jay ain't said dope fly shit himself.....He wouldve progressed without BIG...its proven.

How is it proven Big was part of the start of his career. Without Big Jay-Z had no real cosign that was getting it.
 
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Presteezh;2314958 said:
What Jay-Z would u have? He constantly quotes Big... Big was his biggest cosign not the other way around.... Big was a major presence on Jay's first album. Jay and Dame grew off what they saw Big and Puff doing in the industry at the time. Only artist up there that truly don't get bigger from Big and Pac are Outkast and Nas.

What type of false history is this? If Big was such a big co-sign, why didn't Jay sign with Bad Boy? Why didn't any of the labels Jay shopped his album to want to sign him? Biggie had the golden co-sign right? Wrong. They were friends and collaborated a few times, but Big had no impact on Jay's career. And don't give me the argument about Jay quoting Big because for every Biggie quote, Jay has 5 original lines just as good if not better.
 
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soul rattler;2314962 said:
Go pick up a dictionary boy. You can tell Nas influenced Jay Electronica]. You can tell Jay-Z influenced Lil Wayne. You can tell Big Daddy Kane influenced Eminem.

How many of these "Biggie influenced me" rappers can you successfuly compare and see Big's DNA in their music? I promise you, if tomorrow if 50% of the industry just started shitting on Biggie mercilessly, at least 25% more people would join in because they want to fit in with popular opinion.

so big didnt influnce hov...... and jay influence lil wayne lmao........ i hear no influence in wayne music. if thats the case wayne wouldve signed with hov on roc-a-fella back then if hov was such a influence gtfoh..........
 
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Jr523;2314988 said:
So illmatic is backpack rap??? Ok bruh.

nas is so overrated it ain't even funny, jay-z is better then nas.
jay-z albums>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

i give credit to who ever can stay awake listening to whole album by nas. only like a couple songs.
 
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Calii Comfort;2314967 said:
exactly you don't wanna admit i'm not even saying lyric wise i'm just saying who dominated, u probably one of those lame ass backpackers who listens to illmatic and has no idea what nas is really spitting about.

lmao i'll give u ready to die and RD. that other shit can eat a dick

Ready To Die, Lad, Wu-Tang Forever, Dark and Hell Is Hot, Fresh Of My Flesh Blood Of My Blood, Harlem World, It Was Written, Mr Smith, When Disaster Strikes, Score, were multi platinum albums in the 90s, with the last outselling every Rap album of that era,
 
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Calii Comfort;2315009 said:
nas is so overrated it ain't even funny, jay-z is better then nas.

jay-z albums>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

i give credit to who ever can stay awake listening to whole album by nas. only like a couple songs.

Jay is better. Jay is my fav rapper. Nas still is better than every West Coast rapper.
 
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Jr523;2315002 said:
Thats tough.. Ill take RTD over RD.

I understand the impact of RTD. And I'm not saying it's a wack album or anything, cause it's not, but Reasonable Doubt just flows together more to me.
 
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Presteezh;2314978 said:
You should start with Big influenced Jay who influenced....

Are you serious?

JAY-Z INFLUENCED BIGGIE not the other way around. When did yall start revising history? Jay-Z is older than Big. Jay-Z was making music before Big. Jay-Z was rapping about AND LIVING THE LIFE HE RAPPED OUT before Big.

If anyone influenced Jay, it was Jaz-O.
 
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talik23;2315007 said:
so big didnt influnce hov...... and jay influence lil wayne lmao........ i hear no influence in wayne music. if thats the case wayne wouldve signed with hov on roc-a-fella back then if hov was such a influence gtfoh..........

I aint gon lie. I do hear Jay in some of wayne's rhymes.
 
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soul rattler;2315026 said:
Are you serious?

JAY-Z INFLUENCED BIGGIE not the other way around. When did yall start revising history? Jay-Z is older than Big. Jay-Z was making music before Big. Jay-Z was rapping about AND LIVING THE LIFE HE RAPPED OUT before Big.

If anyone influenced Jay, it was Jaz-O.

If anyone influenced Jay, it was Jaz-O.

Say it again.
 
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soul rattler;2315001 said:
What type of false history is this? If Big was such a big co-sign, why didn't Jay sign with Bad Boy? Why didn't any of the labels Jay shopped his album to want to sign him? Biggie had the golden co-sign right? Wrong. They were friends and collaborated a few times, but Big had no impact on Jay's career. And don't give me the argument about Jay quoting Big because for every Biggie quote, Jay has 5 original lines just as good if not better.

Jay quotes Big for a reason whether u agree with it or not he's influenced by him. Big didn't control Puff, Puff controlled Big so who Jay signs to has nothing to do with it. BadBoy was a brand new label just like Rocafella. Big was bigger than Jay-Z when he was alive and thats a fact Jay-Z being affiliated with Big helped launch his career.
 
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talik23;2315007 said:
so big didnt influnce hov...... and jay influence lil wayne lmao........ i hear no influence in wayne music. if thats the case wayne wouldve signed with hov on roc-a-fella back then if hov was such a influence gtfoh..........

Don't be retarded. Lil Wayne had been with the Number One Stunnaz/Cash Money since he was a kid. Use common sense.

H-Rap 180;2315021 said:
Can you really...I surely cant.

Multi's man. Multi's. Nas too.
 
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Presteezh;2315011 said:
Big's feature on Reasonable doubt >>>> Jays feature on LAD

Jay on I Love the Dough >>>>>> Biggie...but I will say Biggie on Brooklyn's Finest >>>>>> Jay
 
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