Who had the better verse on the song My Generation?

[Mr Xclusive]

Re: Who had the better verse on the song My Generation?

idk why you`re all leaving marley out.....if it's about meaning...marley did his thang

i dont think people listen to songs for meaning anymore

[matbouli]

Re: Who had the better verse on the song My Generation?

nas had the best verse

[weezyfeen]

Re: Who had the better verse on the song My Generation?

wayneee.. he killed that songgg!

[vorthaxX]

Re: Who had the better verse on the song My Generation?

great song
dont rly care who did better but if i had to choose then it wud weezy ofc

[Mr.Shoot`em.Down]

Re: Who had the better verse on the song My Generation?

im` listening to that song only for wayne's part and the chorus

[Stryder]

Re: Who had the better verse on the song My Generation?

NAS because of the Deeep Lyrics :

Can you blame my generation, subjected gentrification,
Depicting their frustrations over ill instrumentation
Cause music is the way to convey to you what I’m facing,
Placing my life in front of your eyes for your observation
Now if you can’t relate then maybe you are too complacent,
Athletes today are scared to make Muhammad Ali statements
Whats up with your motto?
Will you lead? Will you follow?
Improve your values
Education is real power
I reach em like Bono
So get rid of your self sorrow
Add some bravado
Get wealthy likes Wells Fargo
Its truth, that I am you
And I am proof
Surviving through
We do what we gotta do
Yo we could break the cycle let nobody lie to you
Then maybe put our sons and our daughters in private school
Cause there’s a mission we gotta finish before we leave
This generation is destined to do historic deeds

[XTaCiDe]

Re: Who had the better verse on the song My Generation?

NAS because of the Deeep Lyrics :

Can you blame my generation, subjected gentrification,
Depicting their frustrations over ill instrumentation

That, right there, killed Wayne's verse. He's too basic. You can compare lyrics, and lyrically, Nas killed Wayne's verse. Whoever portrayed the meaning better roots back to lyrics again, which would be Nas, again.