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with all of that out off the way if ur going to say that Tupac was better then Biggie, you would have to say that Eminem is better then Jay-Z given ur judeging both set of rappers the same way. Neither Biggie or Jigga wrote a single line of any of their songs they came up with all of that stuff in their head. Both made all of their songs in one take, which in itself is a feat. Ok, now Biggie and Jay-Z, they have extremly similar flows, and Jay-Z is known for 'using' Biggies ryhmes countlessly. Another way the two are very similar is that neither one of them is or was only rapping about what they had or how much of it, alot of times they had thought provoking topics and spoke their mind poeticly. Tupac and Eminem are very similar with the way they can switch their flow to any track. The way i see it is Tupac is to Eminem as Biggie is to Jay-Z. I think Nas is the greatest rapper alive.ДЄlright if ur going to decide a greatest of all time today u would have to look to the past. He has better versatality than any other rapper I've seen, and can use his raps to embody any type of emotion or thought. They are genuinely poetic and thought provoking, yet you can always understand him and the thoughts he's trying to convey. He has great flows, rhymes, and the best lyrics I've ever consistantly heard from an artist. Nas has been around for a decade, and he still is one of the best rappers. He's one of the few rappers around today that makes songs that are not about money and parties and are still sucessful with the mainstream. He has the best vocal skills and quickness I've ever seen in a rapper, great rhymes, freestyling skills, charisma, comedy, and definently uses emotion to fuel his lyrics.

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Plus he supposedly retired, but it seems to me that we will still be seeing and hearing a lot from Jay-z.Д®minem is one of the most original rappers I've ever seen (besides the fact that he's white). Even in his music that was intended to be deeper than that, it is still my opinion that he doesn't have very good rhymes and doesn't craft his words very well. Jay-z is also an okay rapper, although he is known for his more mainstream music that mainly consists of how much money he has and him bragging about how good he is. I have respect for him, and I do like much of his music, but the type of content I'm refering to isn't deep enough for me to consider him one of the elite living MCs. He has the type of content is easily sucessful to the general public: love themes, money, and partying. Plus there's always a good number of morons that will answer '2pac'.) Dre, 50 Cent, and a good deal of fans talking about a lot of much less well known MCs. (That's not to say that I haven't heard a good deal of talk about Jay-z, Dr. After reading way too many of these types of threads, it seems that the majority of people who listen to anything more than just the mainstream hip-hop (including me) think that we are currently in an hip-hop era shared by Eminem and Nas. There was the KRS-one era the Rakim era the BIG and 2Pac era, which ended abruptly in the midst of all its glory when the two of them were killed and what was arguably the Jay-z and Nas era has recently come to its end. There has always been one or two MCs at any point in time that have been the arguable kings of their era of rap. That is the perspective that I am looking at this topic with) (we tend to say 'greatest rapper alive' when we actually mean 'greatest rapper that's still actively making music'. ok then.? I honestly don't have a problem w/ your opinion, but were you by any chance mildly drunk when you made this thread?