Who is higher on a GOAT list, 2pac or common?

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Sm00thness101;997020 said:
Pac has 13 albums not including The Greatest Hits. 7 after his death.

Pac was only active from 1991-1996. That's 5 years, bruh.

Common is 18 years in, and counting, considering he's still an active recording artist.
 
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Punisher__;997024 said:
Pac was only active from 1991-1996. That's 5 years, bruh.

Common is 18 years in, and counting, considering he's still an active recording artist.

who has more albums? In 5 years Pac put in more work. Common can't be too active.
 
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I'm not singling out PAC as GOAT, I think he's top 5. I just have guys ahead of common in a GOAT situation

biggie

nas

rakim

krs one

2pac

ice cube

big daddy Kane

That's off the top of my head
 
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And jayz........

Mvpbrodie93;997035 said:
I'm not singling out PAC as GOAT, I think he's top 5. I just have guys ahead of common in a GOAT situation

biggie

nas

rakim

krs one

2pac

ice cube

big daddy Kane

That's off the top of my head
 
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The void left in Hip Hop when Pac died is one of the main reason , No Limit blew up. Pac's death is still being felt in Hip Hop. If Common dies it would have the same impact as the death of Freaky Ty. Sad But its true .
 
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Not in order btw

Mvpbrodie93;997035 said:
I'm not singling out PAC as GOAT, I think he's top 5. I just have guys ahead of common in a GOAT situation

biggie

nas

rakim

krs one

2pac

ice cube

big daddy Kane

That's off the top of my head
 
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Sm00thness101;997032 said:
who has more albums? In 5 years Pac put in more work. Common can't be too active.

Just because Pac over-saturated the market doesn't make Common any less active.
 
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Punisher__;997046 said:
Just because Pac over-saturated the market doesn't make Common any less active.

For comparisons it does. When somebody does more in 5 years than you've done in 18 what do you call it?
 
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Sm00thness101;997054 said:
For comparisons it does. When a somebody does more in 5 years than you've done in 18 what do you call it?

Your definition of longevity appears to be made up, and grounded only by emotion.

Main Entry: lon·gev·i·ty

Pronunciation: \län-ˈje-və-tē, lȯn-\

1 a : a long duration of individual life b : length of life

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/longevity

Pac's life ended in 1996. He stopped being a recording artist in 1996. His longevity ended in 1996.

Common has more longevity because his artistic life has not been ended, and he's 18 years in...compared to Pac, who was only 5 years in when he died.
 
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Punisher__;997096 said:
Your definition of longevity appears to be made up, and grounded only by emotion.

Main Entry: lon·gev·i·ty
Pronunciation: \län-ˈje-və-tē, lȯn-\

1 a : a long duration of individual life b : length of life

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/longevity

Pac's life ended in 1996. He stopped being a recording artist in 1996. His longevity ended in 1996.

Common has more longevity because his artistic life has not been ended, and he's 18 years in...compared to Pac, who was only 5 years in when he died.

lol why are you holding death against tupac?Its not his fault he died.Plus he died early and could of improved even more as a rapper but

Tupac @ 25>>>>Common @ 25
 
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TheKing203;997101 said:
lol why are you holding death against tupac?Its not his fault he died.Plus he died early and could of improved even more as a rapper but

Tupac @ 25>>>>Common @ 25

I'm gonna have to disagree with the bolded. Because at 25, Common had released "Can I Borrow a Dollar?". "Resurrection", and "One Day It'll All Make Sense." These three albums alone are enough for Common to contend for G.O.A.T., just based on the sheer quality of the actual work, and not what they accomplished commercially.

I don't think Pac really has one album in his catalog that is as casuistic, innovative, or complex as the three bolded.
 
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PAC dropped 4 DOPE albums in a row. (strictly for my niggaz, MATW, AeOM, makeveli)

2 classics(matw, aeom)

PAC 95-96. You wasn't seeing him

Punisher__;997118 said:
I'm gonna have to disagree with the bolded. Because at 25, Common had released "Can I Borrow a Dollar?". "Resurrection", and "One Day It'll All Make Sense." These three albums alone are enough for Common to contend for G.O.A.T., just based on the sheer quality of the actual work, and not what they accomplished commercially.

I don't think Pac really has one album in his catalog that is as casuistic, innovative, or complex as the three bolded.
 
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even tho goat list don't make sense.. I think pac knew he had less time to live on this earth.. he was interviewed at 21 and a interviewer asked him what do you want and it was to be alive for more time.. I think pac was aware of death on a everyday level, really paranoid that's why no one say's he had classics or such because he did his work so quickly because of his notion of death..but i will agree he was more relatable to everyday persons.. if it wasn't for 2pac i would not have liked rap music as I thought everyone was beyond me but yet here was this person I could relate too. If common so great why is rap so garbage now....
 
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IMO, Common is better. I got him over Pac in lyricism, complexity, figurative language, metaphors, storytelling(by a hair), and battling. They're tied in their overall message, delivery(Pac may have this), Flow, and Pac got him in presence. It's close but I give it to Common.
 
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