cwil4
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1. PM Dawn - Don't deserve to be #1 on there.
2. Vanilla Ice - does deserve to be #1 on there.
3. Tag Team - Franchize Boyz deserves to be ahead of them.
4. Dem Franchize Boyz - See above.
5. Souljah Boy - Needs to be higher. Like, as high as you've got high
6. Shaq - The big man needed to stick to basketball
7. Pharrell - Wut
8. Young MC - Sure
9. Lil Wayne - Sure, as long as it's post-Hot Boyz
10. Kid Cudi - Why? He's one of the best out there right now. He's got a different and unique sound.
people focus too much on the quality of or breaking down the meaning of rapper's lyrics. if the sound production and beat isn't there 9/10 rap songs will suck regardless if the best writer alive is rapping. the ability to dance to the music is a pretty essential part of hip hop's foundation, so i don't get why so many people are all about these art rappers with basic beats.
people focus too much on the quality of or breaking down the meaning of rapper's lyrics. if the sound production and beat isn't there 9/10 rap songs will suck regardless if the best writer alive is rapping. the ability to dance to the music is a pretty essential part of hip hop's foundation, so i don't get why so many people are all about these art rappers with basic beats.
Not really in a lot of cases.
I'm not going to be dancing to NWA or Public Enemy.
Or Nas or Biggie or Tupac or Lupe or bascially any rapper who has had a brain and something more to talk about then just his jewlery/cars/girls/and his apparent ( and not believable ) admissions of baking pies, flipping birds and any other retarded metaphor you can think of about slinging dope.
yeah, biggie and tupac had no club bangers between the two of them. people just stop moving in dance clubs and focus on the lyrical content of songs like '2 of america's most wanted' and 'mo money mo problems'.
but they do have some and also hardly distance themselves from party music with downright meaningless lyrics.