Pretty Fred
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I would delete Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Nicki & Drake
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If you had 2 delete 1 of the following artists from hiphop history who would it be?
ptowndonte;2315119 said:You can't say he didn't take part in Jodeci & Mary J's early success
he took part in it but that aint what made mary j blige and jodeci succesful. because after diddy got fired they still was successful and making hits.
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talik23;2315163 said:he took part in it but that aint what made mary j blige and jodeci succesful. because after diddy got fired they still was successful and making hits.
14 years after Biggie died, Diddy is still successful too though
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runningwolf1980
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Pretty Fred;2315124 said:I would delete Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Nicki & Drake
i feel you but they dont stand close to the names on this list.....
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ptowndonte;2315176 said:14 years after Biggie died, Diddy is still successful too though
yea he successful because of biggie success and the powerhouse he built on bad boy. anything biggie collab on with bad boy was hot. lil kim had it poppin. craig mack wasnt much a factor as far as hits. mase and the lox came later on and wasnt there in the beginning. if big wasnt there puff would just have a bunch of r&b niggas on bad boy in Carl Thomas, Faith Evans, 112 and Total
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talik23;2315216 said:yea he successful because of biggie success and the powerhouse he built on bad boy. anything biggie collab on with bad boy was hot. lil kim had it poppin. craig mack wasnt much a factor as far as hits. mase and the lox came later on and wasnt there in the beginning. if big wasnt there puff would just have a bunch of r&b niggas on bad boy in Carl Thomas, Faith Evans, 112 and Total
You don't still see Suge Knight around....
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Coo Coo Cal's Beanie
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Its between Biggie or Jay-Z and since Jay stole all of big's rhymes if u eliminate Big's existence u eliminate Camel by default.
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Plap Star;2315226 said:i picked biggie and its still 8ball>>>>>biggie
lmao biggie first album ready to die sold more than this nigga 8 ball 6 albums he dropped
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ptowndonte;2315248 said:You don't still see Suge Knight around....
yea because puff not going around acting like a gangsta beating up people and ruining his image
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Coo Coo Cal's Beanie
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8ball is still a better rappertalik23;2315266 said:lmao biggie first album ready to die sold more than this nigga 8 ball 6 albums he dropped
Vanilla Ice and MC hammer got multiplatinum albums too. Are they top 5?
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Coo Coo Cal's Beanie;2315286 said:8ball is still a better rapper
Vanilla Ice and MC hammer got multiplatinum albums too. Are they top 5?
no but they careers are better than 8 ball lmao
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Calii Comfort
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PUPU_IZ_DRO;2315335 said:... Why yall bullshytn... Lilwayne has more influence in hiphop than big..... I know it sounds stupid, but its true...
this is kinda true if it wasn't for wayne wearing skinny jeans a lot of people wouldn't be wearing that shit its true. Wayne had an imapct wether you like it or not
i'm not a wayne fan btw
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PUPU_IZ_DRO;2315335 said:... Why yall bullshytn... Lilwayne has more influence in hiphop than big..... I know it sounds stupid, but its true...
what rapper u know said they look up to weezy as a influence besides drake bitch ass.
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Calii Comfort;2315343 said:this is kinda true if it wasn't for wayne wearing skinny jeans a lot of people wouldn't be wearing that shit its true. Wayne had an imapct wether you like it or not
i'm not a wayne fan btw
juelz and jim jones started that shit. weezy dickride and ran with it...........
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qoolaide33
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I can't vote, but I'm surprised one artist is in the lead by that much.
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qoolaide33
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hnic1978;2315401 said:ARE YALL FUCKIN SERIOUS????? With all of these wack ass rappers yall pick some of the best to ever do it????? All of them have at least two classic albums apiece. Fuck this delete Oj The Juiceman lol!!!
That makes it more interesting. Niggas really not getting deleted, haha!
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rapmastermind
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Wayne more influeintal than Biggie?, Jay Z wasn't influenced by Biggie? Diddy career fine without Biggie? Eastcoast would be fine without RTD or LAD? Wow you haters are really on your job. Tupac and Biggie are way to influenital from them to be erased. If they didn't exsist it would cause a Hip Hop Time Paradox, that's how Big they were. The reason Biggie and Tupac got the most votes is fans just hate the fact they are still the most beloved rappers of all time. Sorry the truth hurts but Pac and Big's legacy are untouchable. Jay Z and NaS both followed Biggie's blueprint but they did contribute a lot to Hip Hop.
Jay Z career is more from a success standpoint but it's clear he followed Biggie's footsteps in style, album forumlas, the whole 9. NaS admitted Biggie made him switch up his sound with "It Was Written" but he still brought his own energy to the game. Outkast brought the south to the mainstream artisically, commerically and lyrically. Out of everyone on the list. KanYe is by far the least influencial. Rza and Premo as well as Dilla was flippin soul samples a full decade before KanYe. KanYe's rhyming style is heavily influenced by Jay Z who was heavily influenced by Biggie so KanYe is apart of that family tree. Again Ye is clearly one of my favorite artist of all time but out of this list, he has had the least influenced. But I would delete no one, I really don't see the point of this thread honestly.
Jay Z career is more from a success standpoint but it's clear he followed Biggie's footsteps in style, album forumlas, the whole 9. NaS admitted Biggie made him switch up his sound with "It Was Written" but he still brought his own energy to the game. Outkast brought the south to the mainstream artisically, commerically and lyrically. Out of everyone on the list. KanYe is by far the least influencial. Rza and Premo as well as Dilla was flippin soul samples a full decade before KanYe. KanYe's rhyming style is heavily influenced by Jay Z who was heavily influenced by Biggie so KanYe is apart of that family tree. Again Ye is clearly one of my favorite artist of all time but out of this list, he has had the least influenced. But I would delete no one, I really don't see the point of this thread honestly.
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