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i understand you bro u actually mean samuel etoo fills is ur cousin.thanx

thats the best way to control defecating.

do people eat virginity.

when chelsea drops out of the CL that will be my happiness i dont care if arsenal does not proceed to the next round .i just want to see chelsea fall.arsene wenger i wish u the best of luck defending will be the best not scoring.

for nigeria

hey this is tight the deed is already done so he should just let it be .let go and start from afresh with another person may be she loves the dad more.

eminems 8 mile and fifty cents get rich or dye tryin .sweetie

to me ems movie is the best .fifty went out their and threw his money away feedin us with thrash

like have said they aint up to that standard.my pop is not there and my pop is far more talented and drop hits than this lil artists.

@rhodalyn
my pop is not there ur talkin about my boys.they are not up to that standard.right

Who are the top 10 rappers of all time? The answers to this question are almost guaranteed to stir up controversy, arguments and gnashing of teeth. i've compiled and ranked the artists who i feel rule as far as lyrical prowess, delivery and overall impact. Whether you hate this list or love it to death, hit me up in the good ol' forum and tell me about it.
1) 2Pac
With the exception of, perhaps, the following rapper, no one, living or dead, can begin to approach Tupac Shakur's level of craft. His sheer diversity of subject matter, good looks, charisma, volatile lyrics and passionate delivery made him a legend. His greatest hits were released in 1998.

2) Notorious B.I.G.
Wet vocals, illustrative lyrics and phat Puff Daddy-produced tracks made Notorious B.I.G. (aka Biggie Smalls) a force to be reckoned with. Despite his limited, violent and sometimes depresssing subject matter no one can top Biggie in terms of lyrical metaphors and ridiculously conversational freestyle ability.

3) Nas
This debut album was a classic and still years later, Nas is undeniably one of the best living rappers. This poetically gifted artist, at his best, is capable of crafting images that stay with you long after the CD has ended.

4) Talib Kweli
Although his solo debut was released a mere two years ago (2000), it was almost immediately recognized as a classic. Not only is he a spiritual, political and social griot -- he can spit like nobody's business.

5) Rakim (Eric B. & Rakim)
Sometimes referred to as the original gangsta rapper, Rakim displayed deadly cool, you-heard-me delivery and intelligent street smarts over phat jazzy beats. Tracks like "I Know You Got Soul," "I Ain't No Joke" and "Paid In Full" still inspire awe -- over fifteen years since they were recorded.

6) KRS One
Petty bickering and media induced crap aside, KRS-One is one of the greats. As part of Boogie Down Productions he cleaned the floor with many unfortunate MCs and helmed classic albums such as By All Means Necessary and Criminal Minded.

7) Q-Tip
Currently referring to himself as "Kamaal Tha Abstract", Q-Tip helped revolutionize hip-hop as one third of the phenomenal A Tribe Called Quest. Featuring Q-Tip's amazingly sexy voice, intelligent lyrics and bebop delivery, the group delivered two undeniable classic albums and set crossover precedents as headliners for Lollapalooza.

Chuck D
As part of the phenomenal Public Enemy, Chuck D, otherwise known as "The Voice Of Power," helped revolutionize hip-hop with his outspoken political/social views, booming vocals and highly articulate in-your-face delivery.

9) Busta Rhymes
While still a member of the acclaimed hip-hop crew Leaders Of The New School, Busta virtually knocked people over with his off-the-freakin'-hook guest spot on A Tribe Called Quest's classic "Scenario." Insane energy, rapid-fire delivery, a dark sense of humor and a solid string of hits ensures Busta's place in the rap panthenon.

10) Black Thought (The Roots)
Black Thought consistently delivers as a member of the Roots and as a solo artist (although it seems at this point, his solo album will never see the light of day). Poetic, intelligent lyrics, classic flow and subject matter covering a slew of different topics is, and has been, his trademark since the Roots' debut in 1995

Dott dre contro eminem contro cinquanta cent,who Ÿ il meglio?
io pensare Dott dre Ÿ il meglio entrambi produrre e RAP.
<<please translate to English!>>

vos es stultus grizllin

grizzlin am goin be here for ya, so long u cant take my head out my body,ur pretendin to be loc'in when u know urbroken come to me i will get ya open.

i never knew the meanin of ur name till i read ur posr gunit red .but no matter what i am murder inc red plz this is ur first post i will like u to tell me something .how does fifty cent raps better than ja rule.

ur right sis jen jen sports activity brakes the hymen .

uhn uhn snitch bitches keep screamin out for them snitch niggers

my favourite team is the INDIANA PACERS and my fav players are JERMAINE ONEAL, SHAQUILLE ONEAL, ALLEN IVERSON,AND TIM DUNCAN,REGIE MILLER ANDRE MILLER AND TRACY MCGRADY.

Until my heartbeat stops, my flesh goes numb
And the last breath leaves my lung, I'll be
The big jinxlegion pharoah., the problem in nairaland
The nigger that these nairaland bitches wanna become
I been hated on many times, adored and idolized
Check your stats, I'm all that, bottom line
It's all there in black and white, read it and weep
I'm the, perfect example of keepin it street
Cause when it's all said and done and at the end of the day
My actions spoke louder than whatever they say
Yeah I'll rep the hood, stood the test of time
So a cell'll hold my body and never my mind
So, never mind any of y'all petty tactics
I'm gettin fetty, movin through them tax brackets
Bitch you gotta be kiddin me, phar's the epitome
I'm the ghost of jesus so you could never get rid of me

Besides God, what the Bleep should I fear?
The only one could stop me is that g in the mirror
I built my career on, blood sweat and tears
And I'm still here, gettin stronger each year
Cause what don't kill me, could only help build me
I guess all that dirt just made me more filthy
If being loyal's a crime, then I'm so guilty
If you was missin a spine you'd still have to feel me
Some came and went but your boy is everlasting
'Til the day I'm gasping (gasping)
And niggaz droppin tears on my Versace casket
And I'm, reunited with jesus, like nigga what happened?
Shit got drastic, I missed you with a passion
By now they should realize I'm not the average nigger
Ain't nuttin they could do now to stop my shine
This is God's plan homey, it ain't mine