Who Had a Greater Impact on HipHop Culture Eazy-E or Biggie???

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Eazy E was a straight Gangsta. Eazy had a greatest Impact on Hip Hop Culture and thats real...... Even if Biggie is better rapper he could not fuck wth Eazy E on HipHop Culture
 
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eazy statred the best rap crew in history and look how sucucssful dre and cube are in the 40's, biggie died in 20's differnt legacy i think
 
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hrap-120;910721 said:
I feel like they baiting me Fazeem, i might have to recreate that "Biggies corniest & homo Lyrics" thread to piggyback off your Corny and mediocre thread, if my memory serves me right I listed almost 40 homo lines in his 40 song catalog.....
When I get a bit of free time I will dig in the archives and see if I can find your classic thread...
 
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Fazeem Blackall;914697 said:
When I get a bit of free time I will dig in the archives and see if I can find your classic thread...
I found some other older classic threads in the archives but I need to know the forum address after it came back from hiatus in beta the 1st time to find more...
 
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Easy more impact, but a BAD rapper who never wrote his own shit. Biggie is MILES ahead of him as an emcee.

Ready to die>>>any EZ album.

But I vote for ez for impact
 
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Fazeem Blackall;931323 said:
I found some other older classic threads in the archives but I need to know the forum address after it came back from hiatus in beta the 1st time to find more...
Good luck fam, 'cuse we had some good ones.
 
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Mvpbrodie93;931339 said:
Easy more impact, but a BAD rapper who never wrote his own shit. Biggie is MILES ahead of him as an emcee.

Ready to die>>>any EZ album.

But I vote for ez for impact

I worded it carfully because if we were comparing just as MC's Biggie Has Eazy beat but the Impact they each had on HIphop as a whole was more imp1ortant in this case. NWA changed the way and topic of Hiphop, it introduced a type hardcore that till that point did not get real light and for all of Biggies impacts he did not change the game like that he just helped it become accepted as part of the Pop genre as is evidence today...
 
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Fazeem Blackall;931449 said:
Put a couple of your social lounge classics in the race and religion section...

Good lookin'

Eazy E was a real gangsta.

while Biggie was rapping about having sex with a transexual, Eazy E. was mudering a transexual during a bank robbery on the song "Nobody Move".

[video=youtube;SMiiCkFn_cs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMiiCkFn_cs[/video]

I gotta go with Eric Eazy E. Wright.
 
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From an executive and business standpoint. Eazy E for sure. He brought us 2 of the greatest groups in Hip Hop History. "N.W.A" and "Bone Thugs N Harmony". N.W.A. shaped Gangster Rap for the mainstream and that did open the doors for Biggie in the future. "Bone Thugs" became one of the most popular and successful rap groups ever. With that said From a Rapper and Emcee standpoint, Biggie all day. More rappers have been influenced by Biggie than Eazy E.
 
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the_omniscient;905272 said:
Eazy-E. There may not have even been a Notorious BIG if it wasn't for Eazy. Eazy helped popularize gangsta rap. We wouldn't have rappers talking about selling dope, toting guns and having extracurricular sex if it wasn't for Eazy's contributions, and we might not even have profanity on records either.

Eazy-E did not write his own rhymes. However, he made up for that by bringing the real life gangsta experiences to NWA. Eazy was actually a former drug dealer and was in the street. It's just that Eazy hooked up with some dudes that could help him convert his experiences into a written rap song, make some beats to go with those concepts and rhyme with him. Really, everybody in NWA needed each other because each brought different skill sets and without each other gangsta rap wouldn't have taken off.

Real Talk^^^^^^
 
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stupid question the answer is eazy. eazy had his own record label, he was one of the first hip hop artist to do so. he was already a legend before he died. without eazy there wouldn't be so many artist its not even funny. eazy built a empire that contibues to live on. biggie died with one album under his belt with a few hits on it. if it wasnt for the east vs west ish and him dying no one would care about biggie like that. trying to compare him to eazy is just wrong.
 
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impact..

well.. to start, one only needs to look around at the mcs of today.. who do they most emulate as far as styles of dress & lyrical delivery..

then one can look a bit further at the fans their selves.. who do they still talk about constantly? who out of these two do you hear bein' banged the most when random cars pass by you? better yet, who out of these two still have people willin' to push their own grandmothers in front of a speeding city bus to be on a track with em'?

hmm..
 
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sionb55;1037005 said:
damn good question.... its very hard to judge it tho.... I loooove biggie but dayum i have to give eazy his props were due. to be fair Eazy-E wins from a cultural perspective as he put an entire coast on & even brought social awareness to the west coast communities and opened the doors for others, he showed a side of hiphop that mainstream wanted to censor.... buuuut i cant deny biggie he literally crafted a lyrical blueprint and revolutionized a craft one that many rappers are still tryna hone (eminem, jay-z, lil wayne, drake, j.cole, etc.) so its incredibly difficult to say who. & co-sign backinwhite's post thinking about it like that ya we wouldnt have a lot of great artists today w/o eazy.

shit im voting Eazy....

icame4wo;1037298 said:
stupid question the answer is eazy. eazy had his own record label, he was one of the first hip hop artist to do so. he was already a legend before he died. without eazy there wouldn't be so many artist its not even funny. eazy built a empire that contibues to live on. biggie died with one album under his belt with a few hits on it. if it wasnt for the east vs west ish and him dying no one would care about biggie like that. trying to compare him to eazy is just wrong.

thatdamnjay;913394 said:
I believe Eazy E had a greater impact due to him and NWA laying out a new genre (gangsta rap), plus truly puttin the West Coast "on".

the_omniscient;905272 said:
Eazy-E. There may not have even been a Notorious BIG if it wasn't for Eazy. Eazy helped popularize gangsta rap. We wouldn't have rappers talking about selling dope, toting guns and having extracurricular sex if it wasn't for Eazy's contributions, and we might not even have profanity on records either.

Eazy-E did not write his own rhymes. However, he made up for that by bringing the real life gangsta experiences to NWA. Eazy was actually a former drug dealer and was in the street. It's just that Eazy hooked up with some dudes that could help him convert his experiences into a written rap song, make some beats to go with those concepts and rhyme with him. Really, everybody in NWA needed each other because each brought different skill sets and without each other gangsta rap wouldn't have taken off.

maximus preme;905276 said:
eazy e because he helped usher in gangster rap which means without eazy e and company there is no Biggie.

l77543020;905252 said:
who was saying fuck the police on wax before them nuf said

FrozenMind;905182 said:
Eazy-E is the real godfather of gangsta rap.
He put together a solid team of lyricists and producers around him and increased his cashflow.
Biggie sold alot of records from a gangsta image.
Eazy was the first one to prove you could get bank doing it, and make international hits from it.

AntonLATroy;905042 said:
I had to vote Eazy E.

But I wonder why all the Biggie voters said nothing as to why they think he had a bigger impact?

Seems more like they voted off of popularity adn not impact

bcotton2000@yahoo.com;904876 said:
Eazy, easy

Mello Melanin;904862 said:
Definitely Eazy E! Fa sho. Eazy help push artists that are still going to this day. Someone posted about would there be an Ice Cube if there where no Eazy. Well I can say NWA definitely helped Ice Cube's career no doubt but he was in a group called C.I.A. before he was in NWA. Dr. Dre was already put on as well. Eazy and Ruthless Records just amped their careers up.

northside7;904804 said:
Real Muthafuckin Gz

midwestgangsta;904409 said:
It has to be eazy if we're talkin impact..... i don't even think the other way could be argued

Hard to argue with these point from so many different Kats that I argue with on different subjects...
 
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FrozenMind;905182 said:
Eazy-E is the real godfather of gangsta rap..
ever heard of Schooly D? @ least place the credit where it's due.. i understand he [D]didn't get 50 money but he originated that style.. everyone after was a replica.. a copy cat.. that's because it's easy to mimic ignorance & you'll never go broke appealing to the lowest common denominator..

nwa merely popularized gangster rap.. kinda like paris hilton might popularize being a whore or a new style of hat.. lol
 
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only people that say biggie have nothing to back it up and are either fully out the closet groupie or metro-bisexual stans...
 
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