what if wayne was rapping in the biggie & pac era?

[SpaceGhostBlacc]

do you think he'd be a completely different artist?

[StevenHTX]

do you think he'd be a completely different artist?

Well, hip hop was different at the era.

A better way to put it would be = What if Pac & Biggie was rapping in Wayne's era? =


Pac & Biggie i'm sure would have eventually gone mainstream like Wayne, unless they want to end up like Nas.

[SpaceGhostBlacc]

Well, hip hop was different at the era.

A better way to put it would be = What if Pac & Biggie was rapping in Wayne's era? =


Pac & Biggie i'm sure would have eventually gone mainstream like Wayne, unless they want to end up like Nas.

but then again, nobody was really checking for southern rappers back then

[YMCMB-FTW]

But he WAS rapping in that era. Dude started his career in like '93.

[SpaceGhostBlacc]

But he WAS rapping in that era. Dude started his career in like '93.

i mean like mainstream wise, he was like underground underground in '93

[Tunechi Lionches]

I don't think so. Cash Money was basically doing the same thing when they got mainstream in '97 as they were doing prior. I don't think Big and Pac would've affected them in any way

[YMCMB-FTW]

i mean like mainstream wise, he was like underground underground in '93

Well, then maybe the New Orleans "bounce" style would be more popular I guess

[WeEeEeEzZzZyYy]

do you think he'd be a completely different artist?

he would be rapping like he was when he was in the hot boys, squd up and early carter 1 days

[YM Salute]

Wayne is Wayne, he wouldn't have let them affect how he rapped.. But he did say he looked up to Pac, so he probably would've tried to reach out to him on a song.

[back on my bullish*t]

wayne would still be the best rapper alive
2pac and biggie are so overrated
most people who say they are a fan cant even name one of their albums
they just like them because they died
sad but true unfortunately