Outkast>>>>>>>>Public Enemy.

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G.R.I.P. Money $$$;2954529 said:
ion give a fuck wat pe rapped about..

outkast was better than them AT RAPPING...

and making enjoyable songs and album(s)

Different eras/generations of rap styles and production gives some this same perception..so that noticed.
 
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sboogie;2954549 said:
lol...
maybe I take this hip hop shit too serious...
maybe I shouldn't care about the integrity of the culture...
fuck history, its history...
you guys are right, Outkast is better and more important than PE...
sure cats was marching and protesting with "fight the power" as the soundtrack, but "Hey Ya" was way more fun...
and at the end of the day, life is about having fun...
nothing matters really, so fuck it...

Aint nobody said Outkast is more important then PE. Strictly music

Disciplined InSight;2954535 said:
Having any of THOSE songs captured an entire era?...NO. You're sounding delusional plus nobody ever said Public Enemy was the best to ever do it. But THAT album itself outweighs Outkast whole catalog..if by any chance a Hip Hop Bible (shout out to rapmastermind) of albums to be made It Takes A Nation Of Millions.. would definitely be there before any Outkast album.

lol No it doesnt. Thats your opinion but I think Outkast's first 3 albums are better technically and musically. *jordan shrugs*
 
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.
 
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sboogie;2954549 said:
lol...
maybe I take this hip hop shit too serious...
maybe I shouldn't care about the integrity of the culture...
fuck history, its history...
you guys are right, Outkast is better and more important than PE...
sure cats was marching and protesting with "fight the power" as the soundtrack, but "Hey Ya" was way more fun...
and at the end of the day, life is about having fun...
nothing matters really, so fuck it...

Yeah...fuck integrity of the culture! Let's have FUN!!!
 
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hlf;2954558 said:
lol No it doesnt. Thats your opinion but I think Outkast's first 3 albums are better technically and musically. *jordan shrugs*

Disciplined InSight;2954554 said:
Different eras/generations of rap styles and production gives some this same perception..so that noticed.

That includes you as well.
 
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sboogie;2954549 said:
lol...
maybe I take this hip hop shit too serious...
maybe I shouldn't care about the integrity of the culture...
fuck history, its history...
you guys are right, Outkast is better and more important than PE...
sure cats was marching and protesting with "fight the power" as the soundtrack, but "Hey Ya" was way more fun...
and at the end of the day, life is about having fun...
nothing matters really, so fuck it...

So Public Enemy did all that marching and then Flav simped 20 white bitches while Chuck D let filmmakers stereotype him by casting him as a bank robber in Ron Burgundy
 
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Disciplined InSight;2954554 said:
Different eras/generations of rap styles and production gives some this same perception..so that noticed.

doesnt matter the era bruh..

outkast came along and did it better..

u wanna discredit them cuz they werent talm bout black power..

foh..
 
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G.R.I.P. Money $$$;2954576 said:
doesnt matter the era bruh..

outkast came along and did it better..

u wanna discredit them cuz they werent talm bout black power..

foh..

If I was discrediting Outkast I wouldn't have all their albums and of course it's gonna SOUND better. Production and rapping techniques advanced from 88 til now...

Sidenote: ATLiens had BLACK POWER themes all over that album, yet ya'll niggas are real fans? GTFOH.
 
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G.R.I.P. Money $$$;2954556 said:
niggas talm bout that impact bullshit instead of the actual music...

whats so damn special about chuck D..

Nigga had the balls to talk about stuff most people didnt think was popular (politics, black pride, education, the goverment) and made it popular in a hip-hop community that was only into partying, gold, drugs and chicks (like today). For one dude to turn that around through music is kinda incredible for real. He spawned a movement that lasted 4-5 years. NWA just took what KRS and Chuck was doing and dumbed it down for shock value, the same type of thing ni**as be dissing BIG for they did it first.
 
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Disciplined InSight;2954598 said:
If I was discrediting Outkast I wouldn't have all their albums and of course it's gonna SOUND better. Production and rapping techniques advanced from 88 til now...

Sidenote: ATLiens had BLACK POWER themes all over that album, yet ya'll niggas are real fans? GTFOH.

it was better period..

wats so special about chuck d...that nigga aint fuckin wit big boi or 3000..
 
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G.R.I.P. Money $$$;2954556 said:
niggas talm bout that impact bullshit instead of the actual music...

whats so damn special about chuck D..

This is why the genre is dead. Niggas dont even have a grasp of the history. Its like fuck history. As long as my back seat be raddlin, I hear my traphouse stories even though I more than likely never spend a month in the streets and I get my 1000th recycled song about weed, hip hop be straight. Knowim talmbout.
 
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Disciplined InSight;2954554 said:
Different eras/generations of rap styles and production gives some this same perception..so that noticed.

You making excuses. I have It Takes A Nations Of Millions, along with No One Can Do It Better and Straight Outta Compton in my top 20. Same era....
 
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sboogie;2954597 said:
nah, I'm with y'all cats...
all their accomplishments should be discounted because Flav likes pussy...
while we're at it, fuck MLK for allegedly being unfaithful...
I'm tired of being like these old cats who can't recognize that life aint that serious...
music aint that serious...
lets just talk like pimps and wear blond wigs and ski boots....
thats whats up...

Word........

[video=youtube;AbfgYFig2Fw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbfgYFig2Fw[/video]
 
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son of 1973;2954606 said:
Nigga had the balls to talk about stuff most people didnt think was popular (politics, black pride, education, the goverment) and made it popular in a hip-hop community that was only into partying, gold, drugs and chicks (like today). For one dude to turn that around through music is kinda incredible for real. He spawned a movement that lasted 4-5 years. NWA just took what KRS and Chuck was doing and dumbed it down for shock value, the same type of thing ni**as be dissing BIG for they did it first.

oh word...

so basically not that much really that makes him better than outkast...

ok.
 
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