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

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rapmastermind;2315548 said:
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. Jay Z and NaS both followed Biggie's blueprint but they did contribute a lot to Hip Hop. 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.

The funny thing about this thread is all of these cats made MAJOR contributions to hip hop. You may say Kanye, but if u add all the music he produced before his first album you would have to add him in too
 
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rapmastermind;2315548 said:
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.

This is the backlash for the savage & brutal beatings Biggie gave to LiL Kim.

When Biggie threatened to shoot pregnant women and have children sodomized he lost alot of fans...what sane man would rather have sex with Rupaul than an R&B b*tch??

Tupac lay bleeding in an elevator because the "King of New York" didnt have the power & pull to protect him.

We both know that Nas main influence was Rakim
We both know that JayZ's main influence was Jaz-O
We both know that Biggie's main influence was Lucifer

Jayz gave us Bleek
Nas gave us Mega
Biggie gave us LiL Cease

If we delete Biggie Tupac never gets shot, Tupac never meets Hatian jack or goes to jail and there is never an East Vs. West war...if we delete Biggie then Emenim never hijacks the culture.
 
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H-Rap 180;2315595 said:
This is the backlash for the savage & brutal beatings Biggie gave to LiL Kim.

When Biggie threatened to shoot pregnant women and have children sodomized he lost alot of fans...what sane man would rather have sex with Rupaul than an R&B b*tch??

Tupac lay bleeding in an elevator because the "King of New York" didnt have the power & pull to protect him.



We both know that Nas main influence was Rakim

We both know that JayZ's main influence was Jaz-O

We both know that Biggie's main influence was Lucifer

Jayz gave us Bleek

Nas gave us Mega

Biggie gave us LiL Cease

If we delete Biggie Tupac never gets shot, Tupac never meets Hatian jack or goes to jail and there is never an East Vs. West war...if we delete Biggie then Emenim never hijacks the culture.

tupac would have still gotten shot
 
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H-Rap 180;2315595 said:
This is the backlash for the savage & brutal beatings Biggie gave to LiL Kim.

When Biggie threatened to shoot pregnant women and have children sodomized he lost alot of fans...what sane man would rather have sex with Rupaul than an R&B b*tch??

Tupac lay bleeding in an elevator because the "King of New York" didnt have the power & pull to protect him.

We both know that Nas main influence was Rakim
We both know that JayZ's main influence was Jaz-O
We both know that Biggie's main influence was Lucifer

Jayz gave us Bleek
Nas gave us Mega
Biggie gave us LiL Cease

If we delete Biggie Tupac never gets shot, Tupac never meets Hatian jack or goes to jail and there is never an East Vs. West war...if we delete Biggie then Emenim never hijacks the culture.

Do you really believe the bullshit you say????
 
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the two with the most votes are the ones who are the best rappers of all times

i made a mistake and voted for big was suppose to vote jay

big brought everything and more to the game than jay ever did
 
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niggas gonna act like big never made it cool to rap about ur material wealth and being a hustler in NY

BIG opened the door for Jay, there wud be no Jay z without B I G , he is directly responsible for putting food on niggas plates. BIG made ny rappers cool again
 
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ChuckieInDaMurderAve;2315759 said:
Death Certificate >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> any east coast album

Substance over complex rhymes.

Substance and Complex rhymes>>>>>>>>>Substance

Blackstar>>>>>>>>>>>Death Certificate.
 
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talik23;2315352 said:
what rapper u know said they look up to weezy as a influence besides drake bitch ass.

i said in hiphop period, meanin people that listen to it.. Hell even juelz said wayne was in his top 5 doa
 
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And if we are doing write in's. I will throw mine out to P.Diddy. No Bad Boy Records, and BIG may still be alive, may have not had the whole east/west beef. The Lox would not have been hung up for so long, Red Cafe would have not been on a shelf for years. He would not have fucked up Yung Joc and Zoe's releases. Yeah he is a business man, whatever. Dude don't even write his own lyrics, or really do any beats. What good is he for?
 
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hnic1978;2315616 said:
Do you really believe the bullshit you say????

Only if you are too stupid to undestand the difference between typing something and saying something.

Now how stupid are you??
 
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PUPU_IZ_DRO;2315845 said:
Dude... Like 4 real... How is pac and big leadin in this thread?

Dudes love to hate. Tupac and Biggie are more influential than Jay Z, NaS, Outkast and KanYe and that's not even debatable. But again people hate the fact they forever loved and their spots are untouchable, it's their way to lash out against History. The thought of Pac and Biggie being erased from Hip Hop History is a joke.
 
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Cain_Marko;2315886 said:
LOL...Biggie fan what up homie?

LOL, you ever had a conversation with a homie crackin inside jokes and a side-line square try to jump in the convo??

..its like smackin' a child across the mouth for interrupting adults..you be like "sit your monkey-ass down"!

Now peep game: I say Biggie for multiple reasons, he has the smallest catalog and there are other rappers from his region that could take the reigns and still have their region/city on point in this rap shit....

If you take away OutKast then the South is on some coon shit.
If you take away Tupac you lose the Black-Power gangsterism on the West-Coast.

Biggie is an easy target also because of his size :(
 
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H-Rap 180;2315927 said:
LOL, you ever had a conversation with a homie crackin inside jokes and a side-line square try to jump in the convo??

..its like smackin' a child across the mouth for interrupting adults..you be like "sit your monkey-ass down"!

Now peep game: I say Biggie for multiple reasons, he has the smallest catalog and there are other rappers from his region that could take the reigns and still have their region/city on point in this rap shit....

If you take away OutKast then the South is on some coon shit.
If you take away Tupac you lose the Black-Power gangsterism on the West-Coast.

Biggie is an easy target also because of his size :(

If you take away "Ready To Die", the West still dominates. Sorry, Biggie is essential for Jay and NaS to even blow like they eventually did. As Classic as "ILLmatic" and "36 Chambers" were, they did not do that well commercially to compete with what Dre and Snoop was doing. It took "Ready To Die" that had the critical and commercial acceptance to take the East to the next level. Therefor erasing Biggie sets the East back, His Limited catalog on accents his importance cause his 2 LP's changed the game. With the exception of what NaS did for Lyrics on his debut, most people on this list did not change Hip Hop on their 1st two albums like Biggie did.
 
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H-Rap 180;2315927 said:
LOL, you ever had a conversation with a homie crackin inside jokes and a side-line square try to jump in the convo??

..its like smackin' a child across the mouth for interrupting adults..you be like "sit your monkey-ass down"!

Now peep game: I say Biggie for multiple reasons, he has the smallest catalog and there are other rappers from his region that could take the reigns and still have their region/city on point in this rap shit....

If you take away OutKast then the South is on some coon shit.

If you take away Tupac you lose the Black-Power gangsterism on the West-Coast.

Biggie is an easy target also because of his size :(

Now you peep game:

The south is already on some coon shit. Outkast made it okay for you to be borderline homosexual in hiphop. Outkast opened the door for artists like lil b to openly express their homosexuality. Outkast opened the door for rappers to wear tight jeans with peacoats.
 
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