Royce Da 5'9

[Antwuan89]

Him and Schoolboy Q got the two best albums this year

One of the best lyricist in the game. I personally feel like he has more chemistry with Premo than any rapper i've ever heard.

Including Nas & The Notorious B.I.G.?

If you believe that, man that is high praise for Royce Da 5'9.

 

[usmarin3]

Him and Schoolboy Q got the two best albums this year

One of the best lyricist in the game. I personally feel like he has more chemistry with Premo than any rapper i've ever heard.

Including Nas & The Notorious B.I.G.?

If you believe that, man that is high praise for Royce Da 5'9.

Yeah. I prefer him over the goats (Big,Jay, Nas) on Premo beats. It's the way his flow sounds on Premo's beat. His flow is so clear and precise on the minimalist beats that Premo gives him. Kind of how CL Smooth voice is and flow fits on Pete Rocks beats.

 

[Built 4 cuban linx]

Well that's good cause they making a phryme 2

 

[lordstanley]

I feel like people sleep on his streethop album. That shit fire n it's a classic to me

 

[Screwtape]

Him and Schoolboy Q got the two best albums this year

One of the best lyricist in the game. I personally feel like he has more chemistry with Premo than any rapper i've ever heard.

Including Nas & The Notorious B.I.G.?

If you believe that, man that is high praise for Royce Da 5'9.

Yeah. I prefer him over the goats (Big,Jay, Nas) on Premo beats. It's the way his flow sounds on Premo's beat. His flow is so clear and precise on the minimalist beats that Premo gives him. Kind of how CL Smooth voice is and flow fits on Pete Rocks beats.

thats true, his style means you rarely miss a word, voice clarity wise he could be the GOAT

was one of my favourite artists throughout the 2000s up until around slaughterhouse, which didnt really work for me and felt forced. first album was alright then second was just fuckin awful

prhyme was great though

 

[Dupac]

Damn he's getting mad shine in this thread.

I don't think he'll ever be mainstream #1 but it's safe to say true hip hop heads can agree he's one of the best still putting out consistent quality music currently

 

[Stew]

Nigga's flow is on 8000.

 

[Mockingbird]

Good technical rapper, good wordplay.

 

[Mockingbird]

We don't see eye to eye but don't ever get it twisted this dude is real he supports the music he likes puts his money where his mouth is. No matter how not cool, non trendy, nerdy, niche, not popular the type of rap or rapper he likes is

Most people can't stand lyrical rap but Stew is proud to like it and supports it rather than being all talk he actually buys the product. Can't knock him for that

Royce owes a lot to his very, very small but loyal fan base like Stew
https://www.instagram.com/p/BEPWMgTJtLS/?taken-by=icecoldstew

 

[CashmoneyDux]

Street Hop was fire. Hes arguably the nicest in Slaughterhouse


shit still goes

 

[bck145]

Mostly disappointing career....all the talent in the world...bar exam and phryme are his best but has yet to release a classic

 

[DR. JEK]

He's dope

I think he's better as a solo Artist because in Slaughterhouse Crooked and Ortiz are much too much and over shadow him even tho he's nice too but they're next level.

Streethop to this day I give a fuck what anybody say different, Street Hop is a classic and when it dropped I felt it was better than Kanye's beautiful twisted fantasy album but since the rap game is more of a popularity contest, of course niggas fronted on me but fuck that shit, it's the truth!

To this day I bump "Boom" "Regardless" "count for nothing" "Rock City" "second place" and "Scary movie ft Eminem" like they new fucking songs.

He always stepped it up on the Premiere beats and Pryme was an underrated Joint.

 

[DR. JEK]

Was never a fan till I got satellite radio, he's way better than I originally thought... That song tabernacle was one of the best stories I ever heard

Yeah that shit was creative as fuck

 

[DR. JEK]

He's got multiple classic albums and mixtapes. Elite level spitter and his diss songs are some of the best ever

Yeah I forgot about that. The Malcolm X diss was a perfect example on how to lyrically dismantle a whole crew.