RSAMAN:
now you're pushing it.
now you're really pushing it.

oh... The rap fans? Does it matter? Just give us the list of morden rappers those fans are feeling right now. Or are they fans of rap who are no fans of any rappers besides eminem? Lol

nateevs:
You get this all the time. Most of those who believe Em is not god don't have any reasons. Most just say it's my opinion.

coogar:

eminem & slaughterhouse - they are the only ones left doing it like they should. others are just wackitty wack. mainstream hip-hop is dead.

RSAMAN:

only those? But i thought you said people would laugh at you for basic rap, hip hop cannot be just be one person, Turns out it's hip hop they should laugh at in general. By the bold i think you mean biggie and pac took it to the grave.

Bukato3: Eminem is good, but compares nothing to Nas.Nas (especially early Nas) destroys Eminem lyrically.Illmatic is arguably the greatest hip hop album of all time.Check this out.

coogar:

mainstream hiphop is dead, underground hiphop is still growing & very entertaining. who else is there apart from eminem & slaughterhouse? nas/jay-z have forgotten the elements of hip-hop. their last albums were pitiful.

mainstream is filled with idiöts now, kanye started well with his debut album but he's become shyte now. lil wayne never had it & the others wouldn't have a career if big/pac/big pun were still alive.




biggie's ready to die was so much better than illmatic.

richP:
common! from a dunce who cant define economic depression??

coogar:






biggie's ready to die was so much better than illmatic.

Bukato3:
Ready to Die sounded exactly like most other hardcore rap albums talking about being a crack dealer and hood b.itches.Plus couple of tracks on Ready To Die could’ve been left out.

Illmatic though short had perfect flow, beats/production, and unique concepts. I.e.: A letter to incarcerated friends in song form.

RSAMAN:

i like it when i drop a 6 word sentence and your reply is three long paragraphs . Everyone has ther opinion based on their favourite rapper. Eminem is no rap god at all, your obssession with eminem is beyond comprehension. From the entire relapse album the only verse that got my attention was the one with the line, 'razors, scissors and pens' from 3am, don't remember it's verse number what from that song. I think inspectah deck's verse from triumph is one of the greatest verses you can ever find today. What do you mean everyone will laugh at you if you start rapping like those cats? Who's everyone, besides your eminem?

Lil wayne
Drake
Young Jeezy
Whiz Khalifa
Kanye West
Nicki Minaj
Rick Ross
2chainz
Soulja Boy
Birdman
Future
French Montana
Big Sean


And the guy who said Monster by eminem and rihanna is one of the greatest rap songs ever. Well that ain't a rap song, that's a pop song.

macof:
Mtcheww You are truly a rap novice
U know nothing about rap

Bukato3: Eminem is good, but compares nothing to Nas.Nas (especially early Nas) destroys Eminem lyrically.Illmatic is arguably the greatest hip hop album of all time.Check this out.

Eminem
See I'm a poet to some, a regular modern day Shakespeare
Jesus Christ the King of these Latter Day Saints here
To shatter the picture in which of that as they paint me
as a monger of hate and Satan a scatter-brained atheist
But that ain't the case, see it's a matter of taste
We as a people decide if Shady's as bad as they say he is
Or is he the latter - a gateway to escape?

Nas
"People fear what they don't understand, hate what they can't conquer
Guess it's just the fury of man
Became a monster, on top of the world, never fallin
I'm as real as they come, from day one, forever ballin"

njokusboy:

I think any smart person should be able to tell you eminems lines are deeper and tighter.. Thank God you quoted them yourself

coogar:

and that's exactly why that one album conferred biggie as the king of NY & nas had to watch from the sidelines as biggie became the face of east coast rappers.



hahahaha - illmatic was a dope album but ready to die was like a book. biggie's flow & his storytelling ability just edged it for him. nas is a poet & the picture he was trying to paint was a bit sketchy.

njokusboy:

I think any smart person should be able to tell you eminems lines are deeper and tighter.. Thank God you quoted them yourself

decepticos:
seriously? eminem's lines are deeper than Nas', men ur opinion i respect but it's so not true.

njokusboy:

I think any smart person should be able to tell you eminems lines are deeper and tighter.. Thank God you quoted them yourself

decepticos: i am fully behind d physics guy, coogar i am really sorry the fact that he mentioned Organized Konfusion, and Eminem proclaimed pharohe monch's line on OK's "Bring it on" to be legendary makes me give it to d pshycQED guy. He floored you. For me Em aint a rap god MMLP is far better than it's sequel just as illmatic is way better than st-illmatic.

coogar:

you are talking nonsense as usual - if you cannot understand the technicality of lyricism we are discussing here then you have no rights to even contribute. i have seen all the lyrics physicsQED asked me to see & norm of them even compares to what eminem does when freestyling, never mind his pen game.

coogar:

you are talking nonsense as usual - if you cannot understand the technicality of lyricism we are discussing here then you have no rights to even contribute. i have seen all the lyrics physicsQED asked me to see & norm of them even compares to what eminem does when freestyling, never mind his pen game.

decepticos:
freestyle probably, but i am not talking nonesense bro/sis, em's tight no doubt but with refrence to what u and physics argued abt he was and is so right. I acknowledge ems prowess but saying stuff like he perfected it or started it is just so wrong, when OK, Celph tittled, RA aka the crustified dibbs, Company flow, Black thought and a lot more which could include Buckshot.

Just saying men the rap god for me is very stale but better than beserk though didnt and still dont enjoy either.

I also though the slim shady lp was his1st mainstream album, loved it and still do, but after the eminem show dat was it for my m&m listening days not until Hell the sequel.

coogar:

what KGR & RA, rakim did in the past was inventing standard definition TV. eminem pushed it to high definition TV between 99 @ 2004 and then went on hiatus. he came back in 2009 & pushed his pen game further to 3D.



if you appreciate lyricism, delivery, multis, punchlines, metaphors & wordplay then rap god should be a template for any aspiring rapper/writer out there to use as a launchpad.



i like relapse more than SSLP & TES. only MMLP is better than relapse. relapse is an album for the hardcore rap fans not the average hiphop fan. some of the schemes & rhyme patterns eminem spewed in that album has never been done in the history of hip-hop.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3cKgg0fiRI

thunder might strike if anyone here says nas, jay-z, 2pac or any of the old school rappers can touch what eminem did in this shady 2.0 cypher. just watch from 6.48 and see lyrical skills & he's freestyling!!!

PhysicsQED: Coogar, I originally referred to the Buckwild remix of Kool G. Rap's "Fast Life" in my post above, but that was a mistake. I meant to write the 1996 "Norfside remix" of Kool G. Rap's Fast Life by Salaam Remi. That's the best version & I honestly think it's one of the best remixes (production-wise) ever in rap. Here's a link:




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTiwlYvbXkk

PhysicsQED: Coogar, I originally referred to the Buckwild remix of Kool G. Rap's "Fast Life" in my post above, but that was a mistake. I meant to write the 1996 "Norfside remix" of Kool G. Rap's Fast Life by Salaam Remi. That's the best version & I honestly think it's one of the best remixes (production-wise) ever in rap. Here's a link:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTiwlYvbXkk

Bukato3: Eminem is good, but compares nothing to Nas.Nas (especially early Nas) destroys Eminem lyrically.Illmatic is arguably the greatest hip hop album of all time.Check this out.

Eminem
See I'm a poet to some, a regular modern day Shakespeare
Jesus Christ the King of these Latter Day Saints here
To shatter the picture in which of that as they paint me
as a monger of hate and Satan a scatter-brained atheist
But that ain't the case, see it's a matter of taste
We as a people decide if Shady's as bad as they say he is
Or is he the latter - a gateway to escape?

Nas
"People fear what they don't understand, hate what they can't conquer
Guess it's just the fury of man
Became a monster, on top of the world, never fallin
I'm as real as they come, from day one, forever ballin"

chamotex:
How does this buttress your point about the topic?

coogar:

he's trying to delude himself that nas is a better lyricist than eminem. even from his own example, eminem's lyrics easily subdued that of nas in terms of vocab, rhyming & metaphors.

chamotex:
I was trying to comprehend why he had to put those lyrics.
He should have just left it after his first paragraph.