Three Six Mafia or Wu Tang Clan?

[CP203]

After the W wu tang albums are ass,shit didn't they put an album out that some of the members didn't even respect

 

[Bodhi]

I'm from the south and shit so I got love for 36 Mafia but..

Inspectah Deck's verse on Guillotine alone gets me more hype than anything I've heard by the Mafia.

 

[Peezy_Jenkins]

wu tang=more lyrical

three 6=better music, more enjoyable imo

ill always take the music over who's more lyrical

Better music is subjective though.

thats y i put imo, ion think its quite as ridiculous that some like three 6 more as the wu fans in here would have u to think tho, but of course most ny posters think their opinion is fax

 

[1of1]

How in the fuck do niggas come up with these comparisons? I would automatically think this is a troll thread, but niggas are actually serious. U God's verse on "Da Mystery of Chessboxin'">>>>than 3 6'S ENTIRE FUCKIN' CATALOGUE!

I can't breathe

 

[ohhhla]

most of you niggas here dont give a fuck about the oscars, yet tryna say three 6 winning an oscar>>>>

Isn't it a grammy?

 

[Lab Baby]

Y'all see my vote, but I fucks with both groups. Anyone trying to discredit either one is a fuckin idiot. No Wu Tang, no Purple Tape, no mafioso rap, no 90s east coast rap that still influences today's music. No 3-6, no trap music, no Jeezy, Gucci and them niggas.

 

[ohhhla]

I dunno why Genocide did this.

Like he knows that Wu-Tang will win easily.

He just wanted to see the better version of comic view.

 

[Lab Baby]

I dunno why Genocide did this.

Like he knows that Wu-Tang will win easily.

He just wanted to see the better version of comic view.

East vs South threads are guaranteed plat threads powered by feelings. Like, a nigga could say Big Tymers vs Mobb Deep, and I guaranthefucktee you niggas is gonna pick Big Tymers just to troll even though Birdman sounds like he collects SSI checks.

 

[Peezy_Jenkins]

welp, that thread's coming soon

 

[aneed123]

I dunno why Genocide did this.

Like he knows that Wu-Tang will win easily.

He just wanted to see the better version of comic view.

East vs South threads are guaranteed plat threads powered by feelings. Like, a nigga could say Big Tymers vs Mobb Deep, and I guaranthefucktee you niggas is gonna pick Big Tymers just to troll even though Birdman sounds like he collects SSI checks.

U have to realize everyone doesnt havethe same taste and pproduction goes a long way... The same way u bash baby folk will bash rza not being able to stay on beat. I fuck with meth and Rae... That's it.

 

[5 Grand]

If you were around in the 90s (i.e. over 12) you remember Wu-Tang dropped a string of classic albums in a row,

36 Chambers

Tical

Return of the 36 Chambers

Only Built for Cuban Links

Liquid Swords

Ironman

Wu Tang Forever

That's 7 albums from 93-97 and the only one that was less than 4 mics was Tical IMO.

Lyrically, all of Wu Tang could spit and they created a new style of rapping (along with Nas and Big) that was more poetical and visual than what rappers before them were doing. Just check out Raekwon's verse on "Rainy Days" (2:53) and you'll see the new style they ushered in. Cats weren't rapping like that before Wu-tang and Nas. I don't even think Big adopted that style until the "One More Chance" (Remix).

As far as production goes, Wu-Tang didn't have much sub-bass until Wu-Tang Forever but that's an East Coast thing. Also, I think 36 Mafia came a lil later.

Anyway, I voted for Wu

 

[Ghostdenithegawd]

Crunchy black makes odb look like Brian gumbell

You have a nigga named after burnt bacon

Yall associate with this broad
http://m.youtube.com/results?q=turn...c.1.23.youtube-reduced..0.21.1259.ZG-jCy-A9UY

 

[Ghostdenithegawd]

I'm on mobile somebody post that lachat video

 

[a_list]

Yo....this should be a deterrent lol....no more of these mismatches b.....

 

[nujerz84]

South vs NYC thread 1 billion

 

[OGClarenceBoddicker]

If you were around in the 90s (i.e. over 12) you remember Wu-Tang dropped a string of classic albums in a row,

36 Chambers

Tical

Return of the 36 Chambers

Only Built for Cuban Links

Liquid Swords

Ironman

Wu Tang Forever

That's 7 albums from 93-97 and the only one that was less than 4 mics was Tical IMO.

Lyrically, all of Wu Tang could spit and they created a new style of rapping (along with Nas and Big) that was more poetical and visual than what rappers before them were doing. Just check out Raekwon's verse on "Rainy Days" (2:53) and you'll see the new style they ushered in. Cats weren't rapping like that before Wu-tang and Nas. I don't even think Big adopted that style until the "One More Chance" (Remix).

As far as production goes, Wu-Tang didn't have much sub-bass until Wu-Tang Forever but that's an East Coast thing. Also, I think 36 Mafia came a lil later.

Anyway, I voted for Wu

19 classic and near classic albums from 95-01>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>7 classic or near classic albums from 93-97, its unheard of for anybody to come out and be so consistent for so long

Mystic Stylez

Live by yo rep B.O.N.E. Dis ep

The End

Chapter. 2 World Domination

When the smoke clears

Ghetty Green

Mista dont play

Murderers and robbers

Da Devils playground

Crazyndalazdayz

Underground vol. 1-3

King of da playaz ball

Can it be?

Prophet Posse compilation

HCP compilation

Angel dust

Kamakazie timez up

I feel the same way yall feel this shouldnt even be a thing because it is no way in hell wu tang is fuckin wit Triple 6

 

[5 Grand]

If you were around in the 90s (i.e. over 12) you remember Wu-Tang dropped a string of classic albums in a row,

36 Chambers

Tical

Return of the 36 Chambers

Only Built for Cuban Links

Liquid Swords

Ironman

Wu Tang Forever

That's 7 albums from 93-97 and the only one that was less than 4 mics was Tical IMO.

Lyrically, all of Wu Tang could spit and they created a new style of rapping (along with Nas and Big) that was more poetical and visual than what rappers before them were doing. Just check out Raekwon's verse on "Rainy Days" (2:53) and you'll see the new style they ushered in. Cats weren't rapping like that before Wu-tang and Nas. I don't even think Big adopted that style until the "One More Chance" (Remix).

As far as production goes, Wu-Tang didn't have much sub-bass until Wu-Tang Forever but that's an East Coast thing. Also, I think 36 Mafia came a lil later.

Anyway, I voted for Wu

19 classic and near classic albums from 95-01>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>7 classic or near classic albums from 93-97, its unheard of for anybody to come out and be so consistent for so long

Mystic Stylez

Live by yo rep B.O.N.E. Dis ep

The End

Chapter. 2 World Domination

When the smoke clears

Ghetty Green

Mista dont play

Murderers and robbers

Da Devils playground

Crazyndalazdayz

Underground vol. 1-3

King of da playaz ball

Can it be?

Prophet Posse compilation

HCP compilation

Angel dust

Kamakazie timez up

I feel the same way yall feel this shouldnt even be a thing because it is no way in hell wu tang is fuckin wit Triple 6

Honestly, I never heard of 36 Mafia until "Ridin Spinners" came out. In otherwords, they didn't make any noise at all until the 2000s. 19 albums huh? How many of them had a single that got any radio play? Did they have 1 song as popular as "You're All I Need to Get By" or "Shimmy Shimmy Ya"? Wu-Tang was a staple on Rap City and MTV. They sold numbers, gold and plat. If 36 was doing big numbers in the South, nobody in New York heard about em until much later. And we knew about Outkast, so its not a regional thing.

 

[Cymicaldane]

hands up on this. Im biased. But each time i give 36M a spin for longer time spans, i tend to get bored

 

[OGClarenceBoddicker]

If you were around in the 90s (i.e. over 12) you remember Wu-Tang dropped a string of classic albums in a row,

36 Chambers

Tical

Return of the 36 Chambers

Only Built for Cuban Links

Liquid Swords

Ironman

Wu Tang Forever

That's 7 albums from 93-97 and the only one that was less than 4 mics was Tical IMO.

Lyrically, all of Wu Tang could spit and they created a new style of rapping (along with Nas and Big) that was more poetical and visual than what rappers before them were doing. Just check out Raekwon's verse on "Rainy Days" (2:53) and you'll see the new style they ushered in. Cats weren't rapping like that before Wu-tang and Nas. I don't even think Big adopted that style until the "One More Chance" (Remix).

As far as production goes, Wu-Tang didn't have much sub-bass until Wu-Tang Forever but that's an East Coast thing. Also, I think 36 Mafia came a lil later.

Anyway, I voted for Wu

19 classic and near classic albums from 95-01>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>7 classic or near classic albums from 93-97, its unheard of for anybody to come out and be so consistent for so long

Mystic Stylez

Live by yo rep B.O.N.E. Dis ep

The End

Chapter. 2 World Domination

When the smoke clears

Ghetty Green

Mista dont play

Murderers and robbers

Da Devils playground

Crazyndalazdayz

Underground vol. 1-3

King of da playaz ball

Can it be?

Prophet Posse compilation

HCP compilation

Angel dust

Kamakazie timez up

I feel the same way yall feel this shouldnt even be a thing because it is no way in hell wu tang is fuckin wit Triple 6

Honestly, I never heard of 36 Mafia until "Ridin Spinners" came out. In otherwords, they didn't make any noise at all until the 2000s. 19 albums huh? How many of them had a single that got any radio play? Did they have 1 song as popular as "You're All I Need to Get By" or "Shimmy Shimmy Ya"? Wu-Tang was a staple on Rap City and MTV. They sold numbers, gold and plat. If 36 was doing big numbers in the South, nobody in New York heard about em until much later. And we knew about Outkast, so its not a regional thing.

This is the part where you stop talking.

 

[Peezy_Jenkins]

If you were around in the 90s (i.e. over 12) you remember Wu-Tang dropped a string of classic albums in a row,

36 Chambers

Tical

Return of the 36 Chambers

Only Built for Cuban Links

Liquid Swords

Ironman

Wu Tang Forever

That's 7 albums from 93-97 and the only one that was less than 4 mics was Tical IMO.

Lyrically, all of Wu Tang could spit and they created a new style of rapping (along with Nas and Big) that was more poetical and visual than what rappers before them were doing. Just check out Raekwon's verse on "Rainy Days" (2:53) and you'll see the new style they ushered in. Cats weren't rapping like that before Wu-tang and Nas. I don't even think Big adopted that style until the "One More Chance" (Remix).

As far as production goes, Wu-Tang didn't have much sub-bass until Wu-Tang Forever but that's an East Coast thing. Also, I think 36 Mafia came a lil later.

Anyway, I voted for Wu

19 classic and near classic albums from 95-01>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>7 classic or near classic albums from 93-97, its unheard of for anybody to come out and be so consistent for so long

Mystic Stylez

Live by yo rep B.O.N.E. Dis ep

The End

Chapter. 2 World Domination

When the smoke clears

Ghetty Green

Mista dont play

Murderers and robbers

Da Devils playground

Crazyndalazdayz

Underground vol. 1-3

King of da playaz ball

Can it be?

Prophet Posse compilation

HCP compilation

Angel dust

Kamakazie timez up

I feel the same way yall feel this shouldnt even be a thing because it is no way in hell wu tang is fuckin wit Triple 6

Honestly, I never heard of 36 Mafia until "Ridin Spinners" came out. In otherwords, they didn't make any noise at all until the 2000s.

but they had gold/platinum plaques in the 90's tho, werent u the one who said u've never listened to southern music?