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Re: Is Weezy Still The Best Rapper Alive
lol. really really. carter 2 > massacre > grodt
smh. i wrote inside the quote.
Originally posted by Franknstein
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No it's not a classic. No fucking way in hell is it better than GRODT LMFAO. I personally think GRODT is better but if you don't it's cool. I live in Australia, the media play no role in influencing my taste. Hip Hop in Australia doesn't vary past Eminen, Jay, Kanye and recently (after What's My Name) Aubrey.
grodt had the momentum of a monster single.
and was probably the beneficiary of a moment.
more than a lot of other classic albums.
it was new york rapper burning the mixtape circuit up.
that had just signed to the hottest rapper on the planet.
literally everyyyything was going fiftys way.
when that album came out.
and on top of that. it was a hot album.
but every record on there is about as vanilla as it gets.
when it comes to creativity. and fifty has neverr been the rapper.
that wayne is. wayne out raps any verse on grodt easilyy.
excluding the banks verse and the eminem verse.
and the way carter two is built is better than grodt.
theres nothing on grodt even coming close.
conceptually to fucking with what fly in carter II and fly out.
did for that album. fifty has always gone for really easy music to make.
thats really easy to like. but there is really very little weight to grodt.
thats why the massacre>
besides the bullshit singles.
that was terrible. but you strip those.
and the records on the massacre.
are wayyy nicer than grodt.
LMFAO, I didn't walk away thinking it's a classic. It's def. his best album but that =/= a classic.
So straight rap = a classic lol.
these two go together.
because when you take in the level.
that wayne was rapping at on the carter two.
and how much he actually did. with no let up.
for twenty something songs. where even.
the weaker songs have dope verses.
you to know that what you heard.
was a virtuoso performance.
which lead me to that moment.
waynes best work has always been.
inside of itself. meaning it wasnt too concerned.
with what was going outside of his rap world.
thats why it doesnt need that huge hiphop moment justification.
because from the get. with the mobb and fly in.
the carter two creates its own context.
it has its own narrative to follow.
and that narrative ends with.
and im the best rapper alive.
that album had an insular way about capturing that moment.
on some i rest my case shit.
Never read either publication in my life.
you arent missing much.
Is this forreal LOL.
what album has?
theres been a couple roots albums.
and black thoughts always going to be a monster.
but thats not too mainstream. there was the raekwon album.
2009. but thats not too mainstream. below the heavens.
was 07. but thats not mainstream. fashawn might be the closest.
and that was in 09. but thats not mainstream either.
theres been some great albums.
but as far as top tier rapping from a mainstream star.
i dont think its been there.
unless youre a delusional eminem fan.
---------- Post added at 05:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:33 PM ----------
You're delusional if you disagree.
GRODT>>>
grodt had the momentum of a monster single.
and was probably the beneficiary of a moment.
more than a lot of other classic albums.
it was new york rapper burning the mixtape circuit up.
that had just signed to the hottest rapper on the planet.
literally everyyyything was going fiftys way.
when that album came out.
and on top of that. it was a hot album.
but every record on there is about as vanilla as it gets.
when it comes to creativity. and fifty has neverr been the rapper.
that wayne is. wayne out raps any verse on grodt easilyy.
excluding the banks verse and the eminem verse.
and the way carter two is built is better than grodt.
theres nothing on grodt even coming close.
conceptually to fucking with what fly in carter II and fly out.
did for that album. fifty has always gone for really easy music to make.
thats really easy to like. but there is really very little weight to grodt.
thats why the massacre>
besides the bullshit singles.
that was terrible. but you strip those.
and the records on the massacre.
are wayyy nicer than grodt.
LMFAO, I didn't walk away thinking it's a classic. It's def. his best album but that =/= a classic.
So straight rap = a classic lol.
these two go together.
because when you take in the level.
that wayne was rapping at on the carter two.
and how much he actually did. with no let up.
for twenty something songs. where even.
the weaker songs have dope verses.
you to know that what you heard.
was a virtuoso performance.
which lead me to that moment.
waynes best work has always been.
inside of itself. meaning it wasnt too concerned.
with what was going outside of his rap world.
thats why it doesnt need that huge hiphop moment justification.
because from the get. with the mobb and fly in.
the carter two creates its own context.
it has its own narrative to follow.
and that narrative ends with.
and im the best rapper alive.
that album had an insular way about capturing that moment.
on some i rest my case shit.
Never read either publication in my life.
you arent missing much.
Is this forreal LOL.
what album has?
theres been a couple roots albums.
and black thoughts always going to be a monster.
but thats not too mainstream. there was the raekwon album.
2009. but thats not too mainstream. below the heavens.
was 07. but thats not mainstream. fashawn might be the closest.
and that was in 09. but thats not mainstream either.
theres been some great albums.
but as far as top tier rapping from a mainstream star.
i dont think its been there.
unless youre a delusional eminem fan.
---------- Post added at 05:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:33 PM ----------
You're delusional if you disagree.
GRODT>>>
lol. really really. carter 2 > massacre > grodt
smh. i wrote inside the quote.
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