"BIG'S ONE OF THE BEST RAPPERS OF ALL TIME!!"CEASE: NAME ANOTHER RAPPER THAT'S GREAT AT EVERYTHING??

[@antrellhopkins3263]

His lyrics flowed like no other.. he touched all topics and painted a clear picture. His vocab and cadence was unmatched.

[@kingslymadu2188]

That was his mans....took him out of poverty. My father is the best dad in the world. I would hope others would say that about their Dad. Big was unbelievably dope especially the fact that he birth a lot of rappers and did it at a time where rap was incredibly simple both is influence and mechanics. Its like when the first commercial planes came out. There were planes before but nobody was tryna hop on a wright brothers product. He elevated a whole scene thats prevalent today.

[@modeone550]

BIG is my all time favorite, in my opinion he’s my best MCEEE. I was blessed to see him live. Who can tear a show down. No dancers no explosive back drops. Just him and the mic. He’s stage presence was phenomenal.

[@AffiliatedAlchemy]

Emcee

[@jafeejoe3400]

Couldn’t have said it any better.💯💯💨💨🔥🔥

[@Ray-lg3zd]

Life after Death too this day can't be topped.

[@yk007beats8]

When i first heard BIG i was blown away 😳⭐! Mind you i was probably 10 years old. He had breath control , cadence , humbleness charisma and most importantly intelligence RIP Chris man 🙏🏽.

[@urbannuance5151]

Yeah man, Biggie was MY era, he was a RAPPERS RAPPER. No fillers, no fluff. Just heavy bars, delivery, cadence, and a seamless flow in every bar. I 13 Years old when Ready to Die released, I was 16 when Biggie passed. He was the SOUNDTRACK to my Golden Years. It's hard to believe his run was only 3 short years. Year's felt longer in the 90's.

[@mpix00]

Yeah Man , those first 4 summers o f91-94 I was in high-school and those years def felt longer!! I think the trick to life is to be in the moment/flo every day so you experience Life to the fullest

[@TheVibesnstuff]

The spot Cease is talking about is the Paul Robeson Theatre on Greene and Adelphi (BK). The story of BIG rocking the house that night was legendary. RIP, Chris.

[@Bluntknowledge973]

Redman is definitely one of the greatest rappers. He needs to be on the show math

[@415folife9]

Big is one of our Greats nobody could come off the dome like Big RIP 🙏🏾

[@coolnesss16]

BIG was elite in most categories. One of greatest of all time to this day

[@CeeNote313]

Was 19 when Ready to Die dropped 94 felt the same way livin in Detroit that CD helped keep me💪...to be here at 47 is a Miracle🙏 that would've been great experience with Big n Pac still here too 💯😎

[@mikegillins4992]

I was the same age as big living in NYC when ready to die dropped in 94...have memories of seeing cars go by crank up playing ready to die and I agree would of been great having both those greats still hear Don't know if both would still be rapping now but it would of been great to hear more music from both in the late nineties and throughout the early millennium!!!

[@TheHipHopLifeCoach]

Agree 100%

[@mcook-69don]

I was 12 when ready to die dropped. My big bro played that jawn every morning while getting ready for school. I mean every damn morning for at least 3-4 months straight. My parents never complained about it.

[@michaelknorr5575]

I feel you im 46. We are blessed my brother

[@monksloproductions6456]

The first time u heard ready to die was like a moment in history, like 9/11 you can remember where you were who you were with n what you were doing. Man I heard that shit in whiteboy John’s 83 4 door malibu he popped in the cassette tape like u gotta hear this as we went half on a nickel bag. It was polarizing. Especially the first time ya heard suicidal thoughts. He birthed more MCs than any other rappers.

[@rustyjames5000]

Alot of people are just use to hearing Big's music. If you break down hip hop talents he's top 3 in dam near every category. R&B flow, storytelling, cadence, voice, delivery, etc. Many don't even realize he took the flow of everybody he did a song with, and tried to beat them at their own flow. Double back and listen again.

[@BGambino1215]

He couldn't beat buzzy n krayzie on notorious thugz

[@devincoppin1708]

@@BGambino1215 bigga verse def hit harder

[@Thefrmgallery]

@@BGambino1215 What?! BIG killed that song 🔥. You trippin

[@jafeejoe3400]

Talk dat shit God💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥

[@rustyjames5000]

I wished he was able to talk about that song with BONE before he passed. He didn't master their flow, but he killed that verse. His flow was more like Crucial Conflict who was making noise with the song "Hey" at that time. Check it out.

[@reylopez8433]

Its crazy how well Ready to Die & Life After Death hold up when he was 24 & 21/20 during recording process.

[@ez-duz-it]

Biggie’s “Fuck Me” interlude definitely was one of the best interludes for any album 😂 especially with the Jodeci playing In the background. We never got a Biggie and Jodeci song because Suge linked up with them and put them on The “Murder Was The Case Soundtrack” another classic. But once Puffy found out about this, he cut Jodeci off, thus him discovering 112, who made classics with Biggie, while Jodeci made classics with 2pac

[@reylopez8433]

I never heard this before but it makes alot of sense if its true.

[@mikemurunga6570]

interesting

[@Robo311Star]

Thanks for this. Makes sense to me now kinda

[@twocents6951]

Big was one of the great MC’s who was able to make both commercial and street songs. Stories, concept records Big had it.

[@valjeanlee7060]

Thats what made him one of the best to ever do it...

[@sirbreeze3369]

That’s a fact, Pac is my favorite of all time but B.I.G is my other favorite of all time. B.I.G’s music has aged extremely well also!!

[@madeinstaten8490]

Facts but hov was better and that’s a fact

[@mikegillins4992]

@Madeinstaten that's not a fact it's a opinion and something you entitled to!!!

[@madeinstaten8490]

@@mikegillins4992 🧢 go play reasonable doubt and text me after I don’t care how many times u heard it play it now and. One back to this chat. U niggas speak opinion it’s a fact ain’t shit seeing reasonable doubt play any album track for track and I bet when u done more checks are on hov side biggie had two albums he can’t qualify for being the greatest

[@mr.kingcarter]

Spread love it’s the Brooklyn wayyyyy

[@imsofocused4678]

Big said out of his own mouth that he didnt expect to win lyricist of the year award over Nas at the Source Awards in 95.

[@kyleflack9068]

Facts

[@kg6987]

That's a FACT💯

[@brianbaker4613]

Big Jay z was nice as well

[@CAM8689]

u rite ppl act like that never happened biggie knew the kind of special talent nas was......high praise given how ill big was himself.

[@pauloskidane2819]

Doesnt mean that Nas is a better rapper...

[@bmrjck2315]

Big was one of a small (2-3) group of rappers that made me hit the rewind button multiple times when he was spittin in the 90’s b/c his rhymes and flow was 2nd to none.

[@mikegillins4992]

You can see cease still ride hard for his man decades later...one of the things that stood out to me about big especially when he first came out was his charisma, there are plenty of rappers who can rap but not everyone has the charisma to go along with it, I remember my barber saying to me back in 94 here comes another big dude that can rap And I remember saying back to him no this dude is different than heavy d, chub rock and markie D unfortunately big left us to soon!!!

[@sugashack74]

Damn out of all the names you mentioned only Chubb Rock is left

[@mikegillins4992]

@sugashack74 no doubt that's real and speaking of chubb rock I saw him perform few months ago at a spot in NJ was good to see him

[@ROOSKI380]

MATH GOTTA STOP LETTIN THE ALCOHOLICS DRINK UNTIL THE INTERVIEW IS OVER 😂😂😂

[@SkyboxBlvck]

😂😂😂

[@jaykristian745]

😂😂😂

[@hustle100]

Nigga get aggressive too when he drunk 😂😂.

[@vintagedaz]

2Pac fans waiting on the 2Pac conversations 😂😂😂💯💯💯

[@musicians4sale146]

I’m waiting they avoiding it lol

[@vintagedaz]

@@musicians4sale146 watch how New York bias they act 😂😂😂😂

[@GMCworldwide1979]

The Tupac haters waiting too 😂😂

[@hempphildean]

@@musicians4sale146 Facts! cuz 2pac is way more relevant to this day than Biggie

[@johnlove8163]

They from NY of course they not fina go there

[@maleekpate6770]

Lol I’ve never seen lil cease this loose & lit …. That drank got him back in 96😂

[@Brucewayne88227]

Cease loyalty to Big on 1000 ✊🏾 respect!

[@elostatik]

Pac Nas And Rakim for me . Biggie would be there for me but i needed more material . Much respects to Math and the crew. Great podcast. Keep it up Rip Big

[@mont-doggBeats]

This is my top 3 Rakim Pac and Nas

[@derrickhoward1543]

​@@mont-doggBeatsThat's mine too. 1.Pac 2. Rakim 3. Nas

[@staircaseradio6284]

Big gotta be the greatest.. every box is checked.. not just good at everything, but GREAT at everything… AND the narrative he brought to hip hop is still the main objective and focal point of what the game is all about today … ashy to classy.

[@madeinstaten8490]

🧢 jay z is better

[@jamaal9911]

Big shouldn’t be considered from 2 projects. Time has to be considered

[@staircaseradio6284]

@@jamaal9911 the time plays a part as one of the reasons why I said what I said.. everything about him is timeless .. we’re debating him now with artist who had 25+ more years of living and creating .. if that doesn’t spell greatest then ion know 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@jamaal9911]

@@staircaseradio6284 I don’t debate that. Big isn’t top 15 for me and from that era. It’s all the old heads that debate that, this generation ain’t talking bout Biggie.

[@staircaseradio6284]

@@jamaal9911 that's fine too .. but "this generation" aint the only people that live on this earth...... i have nieces and nephews that know his music, they're not even teens yet. he's forever relevant..just a fact

[@ILLiteSociety]

I got into hip hop because of DMX and Will Smith(2 opposite spectrums I know). BIG was alive when I was doing that, but my parents wouldn't let me explore music like that yet. Especially after seeing that DMX cover art. I had to sneak that tape around lol. Once I was able to though, I couldn't stop digging. When I stumbled upon BIG....it took me a couple years of studying to understand how complex his rhyming really was. That man is 100% undebatable the one and only GOAT.

[@mazzb305]

Funny for me it was Jay-Z and Will Smith

[@Cslicksmusic91]

Which album cover flesh of my flesh, blood of my blood I know that cover got people talking

[@ILLiteSociety]

@@Cslicksmusic91 It was Its Dark and Hell is Hot. Then my pops saw the tracklist names and was like....Na lmao

[@ILLiteSociety]

@@mazzb305 Will was that guy to me back then.

[@legendary9689]

He definitely ain’t the one and only 🐐 but he one of them💯

[@1cashsource]

Big really is the best his flow his story telling ability his energy was incredible! his music leaves an impression on you that you will never forget.

[@each1teach1academy43]

Nas is great at everything. Enjoy rest of the interview

[@silence3916]

Correct. Nas is very complete. Big was on his way. Only two albums in... Unfortunately his career was cut short..do to murder

[@plantbasedministries9233]

Never heard Nas rhyme with the cadence of Notorius Thugs. Never heard Big rhyme about any real conscious shit either. I don't think any rapper has done it all.

[@silence3916]

There are many complete Emcees: L.L. Cool J, KRS-One, Rakim, Ice Cube, Guru, Common, Snoop, Kool G Rap, Nas, Tupac, Jay-Z, Lauren Hill and Black Thought etc....In my opinion...Krs One in terms of impact, versatility, catalog, consistency, experiment of styles, conscious material, street material, and longevity...Is probably the MOST complete... Maybe not the BEST lyrically...But, he checks off MOST boxes.. Honorable mention: The late Prodigy, Biggie, Redman, Raekwon, AZ, Big Pun, Busta, Em, Jada Kiss, Styles P, OC, and Big Daddy Kane....

[@plantbasedministries9233]

@@silence3916 None of those dudes you named can rap like Twista.

[@silence3916]

@@plantbasedministries9233 Twista is mostly known for he's flow and cadence. Not for his content, not his for his catalog music...Mostly for his features with other artist . But, ok..I respect your opinion..

[@The-Rainmaker]

DROP THE FULL EP!!!!! Can't wait for this one.

[@kasunmadhusanka]

They got cease lit up like the 4th of july. My man couldn't even finish a sentence properly 😂

[@Twin_shawn021]

When it komes to the BIG cease is as loyal as it gets

[@steelpipetv2073]

Bless Up Cease you made Biggie proud hes smiling down on you

[@papeperview]

Cease is to Big what Yayo is to 50 (LOYAL)

[@Hoge1994]

Both albums are top ten in my opinion

[@ericwilliams3423]

Yo math you should interview the OUTLAWZ

[@mryellowstonetv4764]

1.2pac the 🐐 2.Nas 3.Biggie 4.Jayz 5.Face

[@preant]

Cosign, but it's a new York show so Pac would never be in the convo.

[@RhymePOETIK13]

Big Pun was also great at everything!!! R.I.P to both.

[@Frizziegetbusy5556]

The way his tone is in his voice 😮 he really ❤D #Frankwhite

[@nvm7191]

Pausable

[@whocaresnetwork]

Man I know it's been awhile but still rocking with you Math and wish you nothing but continued success and prosperity my brethen 💪🏾💯💯

[@srush5571]

I feel pac didnt care about being a lyricists. He he had some songs that were lyrical but he really didnt focus on that. He wrote his songs fast. He didnt take time to sit down and write hella metaphors and punch lines in his raps. I favorite dmx, pac, and nas over biggie in my opinion.

[@cjparks7881]

2pac wasn't a lyricist. He was a published poet

[@antaunoliver8307]

I totally agree pac made songs for evry mode,you was in an he had real hard-core shit,mellow shit,shit for the ladies,songs to build up the black community he was an activist in ways but he touched on every point of life on his records,an songs period hands down the "THE GOAT",ALONG WITH DARKMAN-X

[@mauricefears1430]

@AUDIT THE POLITICIANS Eminem had it on lock from 2000 up until he gave the spotlight to 50 cent in 03

[@damionjones5481]

James u sound crazy biggie storytelling is great wordplay crazy listen to Brooklyn finest

[@deon3133]

@AUDIT THE POLITICIANS Jayz got 14 number 1 albums. The most by a solo artist in music history not just rap history. He is over every one

[@THENEONBLACKLIGHT]

Great interview, Biggie! Math, your voice, I know. Peace

[@MrJ1S]

How yall didn't ask shyhiem about the msg freestyle with big pac and kane?

[@timfwaygo2537]

Then that'll bring up tupac lol they don't wanna hear tupac name that'll haunt them.

[@willneafcy5978]

Saw what you want about cease he is a real one. He still stays checking on Bigs mom his kids thats a real friend so much love and respect for cease!

[@richjames8884]

I can't wait to see the full Show.

[@JayFingers]

St. James Place shoutout! 🙌🏾

[@monksloproductions6456]

One thing about cease is he’s lyrically inclined.

[@duckiemrpoetry]

WHERE THE REST OF THE TROY AVE INTERVIEW???

[@skinkwondoe]

As a DJ whenever I play a Biggie track most in the place comes out bugging. that doesn't always happen with many other artists.

[@ygtupac1358]

Without being bias? How was pac reaction like?

[@badnewzscubasteve]

5:38 THANK YOU MECC!!!!!!!!! I say rhe SAME SHIT.. thats why I don't debate.. people argue their 'favorite' with the "best" 2 different things.. Alonzo Mourning was my favorite ball player.. but is he THE BEST??!!!! NO!!! 💯💯💯👍🏽

[@ced2real721]

Ice Cube legendary... He wrote 2 classic album in Highschool. "Don't high off your own supply" Big stole that line from Dopeman. Cali was saying "gats" New York wasn't. Ice Cube all day.

[@WilliamGone]

Relax we was saying Gats in Bronx before 93. Mc eight came out and he wasn’t saying that either

[@ujimmamorgan1582]

🤡

[@rottsrule2505]

Chill lil cu-bet! I wrote nursery rhymes back in elementary school, now does that make me legendary too! Cube is good and all but a different category!

[@smallpbigc9403]

Can't take anything from BIG, he still impresses me to this day...and like ol boy said I've never heard a colder MC. But y'all tripping if y'all trying to act like Cube wasn't as nice as BIG. Eazy Duz it, Straight Outta Compton, Amerikkka's Most Wanted and Kill At Will we're Cube's first 4 projects. Y'all telling me they weren't all just as if not more lyrically profound and culturally groundbreaking as BIG's first two albums? How about Rakim's first two albums Paid In Full and Follow The Leader? What about KRS's Criminal Minded and By All Means Necessary? LL's Radio and BAD? Em's Slim Shady LP and Marshall Mathers LP? Yeah, there were a few cats who's freshman and sophomore albums could compete with BIG's. And there're a lot I left off. Hip-Hop is 50 years old man, they're just too many ridiculous MCs and albums to name.

[@treyvonlegette3914]

Wonderful Interview! 🔥Big Ups to Cease! OG now!

[@ricol9291]

Cease, I like that you ride hard for ya manz, but can you tell us some stories please 🧐🙄😆

[@anthonybell9412]

Math Hoffa is one of the most prolific word players in battle rap ever!! Hands down!I love seeing him and his team interview forgotten rap/music legends and rappers who are relevant actively ✌🏽 this makes him better than drink champs he's #1, I'm ready for the argument....🤷🏽

[@greeneleaguellc1420]

They really killed BIG for nothing RIP greatest of all time 💯

[@notnice5100]

For NOTHING! That man had nothing to do with 2 pac. But NYC we alwayssss underestimate the west and how grimy it is.

[@skrillaa101]

No they killed him in retaliation for pac not saying he had something to do with him getting killed but big should have never went to cali

[@originalmanis7]

✌🏿2 you. They killed BIG for a reason. The same reason they off'd Pac, Prince & Micheal Jackson. They were becoming more conscious about their royalties & masters. In the case of BIG & Pac, look for an interview with the world renowned Professor James Small. He speaks on how him & BIG were squashing the "media beef" & were going to start a distribution & break away from the matrix. That's why they killed him & Pac. 🫡 the dead. Peace

[@robertholmes2318]

Exactly

[@robertholmes2318]

Tupac, probably didn’t know that it would end like this. Because he knows who did it

[@bgoodDNA-br2tc]

Wow no mention of Pac from the dude who use to wear Pac juice t shirts

[@flixabone1]

Pac is more than the whole package he got more stories and was a dope actor and pac got more everything than big FACTS

[@paulf.84]

You tweaking my guy! Biggie was a far better rapper than Pac.

[@jasonsimpson7728]

Shout out to My expert opinion, lil cease respect and blessings Notorious BIG best to ever touch a microphone

[@arrie2298]

Math gon always step on his cohosts questions fam 😂😂😂 he can’t help it

[@mictza450]

Like a sober version of Nore 😂

[@facksvillain2296]

2:50 I just watched the Dolly my baby video, Lil Cease spitting facts

[@m.s.2916]

Pac has that hands down.....story telling, delivery, flows......how many songs of pac have touched you and had you like wow.....

[@stevenjamesgiurbinojr6893]

Honestly Tupac had a limited vocabulary and lack of concepts, but as a man, he stood for a cause, “Respect the Man, not the Music” 💯👊

[@m.s.2916]

Im even gona enterain this comment

[@sosabelton2164]

No

[@daironman973nwk7]

Your bugging…Pac had a great presence, decent flow and his outspokenness is what made him who he was when he rapped but toe to toe at far as lyrical, punchlines, story telling…like remember how many times Biggy made you hit rewind bro because the shit he said was so ill. Sorry but he he had nothing on Big on an overall scale.

[@kingkemet2527]

@@m.s.2916 lol 😂 damn it’s like that

[@jmcglinchey2589]

Hes aggravated by the questions but like wtf did u think they were gonna talk about 😂😂

[@adetolaodukoya3493]

Sincerely big is the greatest rapper that ever stepped on this earth and I am happy I was born at the time and gew up with my guys as a kid in the hood to his music . I rene8 1994 went upstairs my childhood friend's house akin George older nigga used to teach me and my brother and his cousin he stayed with upstairs how to dance running man and vanilla ice steps and all ,then he popped a new compact disc in the big steareo player in thier living room abd told us listening to this guy the notorious big his the hottest newest music artist taking over america at the moment he played the album from track one the intro and I first heard bigs voice looking at the baby cover and going throghy the album disc booklet and I heard biggies voice for the first time and song and from that moment in 1994 till date he became my best rapper of all time, r.i.p Christopher Wallace notorious big 🔥🔥🔥.

[@madeinstaten8490]

Shut the hell up jay z reasonable doubt, in my lifetime, hard knock life, black album it’s not even close niggas only say biggie cause he was killed.

[@madeinstaten8490]

He so cap he just said hov was the best to do it in the other interview now it’s biggie this dude a clown. They only talking about big cause he was killed.

[@factsovertheyfeelings5303]

🗣️NYC YALL BE BAPPING

[@HiPHOPx87]

Big was special. 2pac seen that. Breaks my heart they didn't live long enough to reconcile smh. I miss both them dudes. Eazy too. You had to live through that era to understand it.

[@Mister006]

Cease is doing a few things here that are exceptional: 1. he's not wearing glasses. 2. he's not talking above anyone. 3. he ain't preaching, but he's preaching.

[@adetolaodukoya3493]

First listening to notorious big in the summer highschool holiday of 1994 in Lagos Nigeria I was 13years old . And even then after coming up of mc hammer , vanilla ice , wave a few short years earlier as a kid in Lagos Nigeria I knew the lyrics boice and style and sweet melody flow of notorious big was impeccable and incomparable to the light trash of mc hammer and vanilla ice commercial succes we used to listen to and learn dance steps to in the early 90s as kids. Jayz and Nas are my very admired artist on my top five but to compare them with big is so wrong .let's do it like this let's compare big jayz and Nas in the order of the two albums biggie released prior to his untimely demise, if we do it this way in comparison you will see that ready to die and life after death is far apart from both Nas illmatic and it was written and Jay-Z reasonable dought and Jay in my life time vol 1, if we wanna be sincere the top three list of greatest in view of ticking all the boxes and even including album sales then the list will go like this 1. Notorious big - ready to die , life after death 2. Nas - illmatic, it was written 3. Jayz - reasonable dought, in my life time vol one.

[@Boom38119]

Agreed!! In that order

[@KelticTim]

Big dying is what put him up on Mt Rushmore. Without that, today he would be like Red or Meth is today. Maybe bigger if he got real into acting or song else besides rap.

[@javidspencer3563]

Pac was also great at everything he just stock to the thug thing more cause that's what he came from along with the Panthers state of mind!

[@heatherrvabsb]

Hoffa Gang where can i see more rap battles. Good battles like Hoffa level. I'm new here (battle rap). I like it.

[@spurs22]

Cease is supposed to say Biggie is the greatest of all time, that was his man. And Biggie is absolutely one of the best of all time but if we’re being objective about it Nas is the best. He also checks every box. His first 2 albums were Illmatic & IWW, his 2 latest albums over 20 years later is Magic & KD3, who else has done that?

[@6thbr871]

The only albums that compare to nas first two is biggie first two albums.

[@imthatdude5456]

Nas wasn't well rounded at that time though! Illmatic was a hip hop album but biggie had r&b and hip hop and he rapped on west coast type beats biggie was kinda well rounded he could flip words like nas but still dumb it down and make a one more chance!! So yeah nas is dope far as lyrics but biggie is like a lebron! Tupac was well rounded too pac and biggie the only ones that could make hits and then keep it raw on the albums too

[@spurs22]

@@imthatdude5456Nas was well rounded like that tho, IWW was considered a sell out album from Nas, If I ruled the world. And he did tracks with Mariah Carey & Mary J. Blige etc at that time. Also Biggie himself pretty much said Nas was the better lyricist

[@imthatdude5456]

@@spurs22 But where did nas get that formula from to do that? He got that formula from biggie!! But in my opinion nas best albums besides illmatic was from 1997 and up but nas to me became more poetic after big and pac died!! Stillmatic is definitely a classic but I think biggie and pac the most well rounded rappers in history! Nas does commercial albums but it seems forced! Biggie and 2pac just made songs flow naturally and it sounds organic

[@spurs22]

@@imthatdude5456 yeah he definitely got that from BIG, Nas himself has admitted that. But Nas also influenced Biggie, Illmatic came out before Ready to die, and Nas came in to the scene a year before Biggie in 1991. Nas checks every box there is, and he’s still dropping great albums to this day. We don’t know if Biggie or Pac would’ve done that, we can only speculate. So I’m saying for that reason it’s unfair to Nas if you don’t have him in the number 1, if you consider everything

[@kiop901]

Wow how Tupac not mention in this conversation as one of greats. Smh

[@El_terrible1985]

They New York haters

[@kiop901]

@@El_terrible1985 I'm from NY born and raise

[@El_terrible1985]

@@kiop901 not you the fools on the show. Never show any respect to rappers from anywhere else. Trying to rewrite history the clowns

[@ChiefaThaGreat35]

Pac music holds more weight. Had a song for every emotion, mood, person. Predicted things that’s going on in the world now Said things that would literally give you chills bruh! Only other person that came close to that is X

[@melaningunslinger5748]

Tupac because listening to his song

[@Rio-uv1gs]

Good one Cease bring the topic right back to who's the best ... Math tried to switch it🤣

[@ehunt]

Tupac Snoop Jay Z Busta Rick Ross Drake there are rappers that can hit all the styles in a manner that can be considered great lil wayne another one

[@clarissaturcios2346]

Drake and Wayne. Lol. That's trash 🗑️

[@ehunt]

@Clarissa Turcios it's not a personal list it's a response to what he said drake and Wayne have made music at high levels for a long period of time that hit all the styles much much longer than biggie did

[@connectlogic]

Drske is not s rapper. No way no how

[@ehunt]

@connect logic uk K...

[@x-won3729]

When I first heard ready to die i was like this dude is special!!!!

[@dluga11]

33 Yrs old Frm Chicago Also a Jay Z fan and the disregard they use when they Talk about Big or Pac nowadays is Blasphemy‼️ Even tho a couple of names have been added to the list since they’re passing Big and PAC are STILL THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME

[@lifeisajourney6036]

Word! Nas and Jay is a strong 3rd & 4th spot but for me Pac & Big will never be moved from the 1 and 2 slot 💯

[@moe-cy3xp]

@@lifeisajourney6036same but I got em and nas at 3 and 4.

[@stryleyung3891]

I remember my boy Robbie Mac was a big fan of Big’s and when Big got killed and they had the parade he literally was shedding tears he knew back then that big was on a different planet and we both from Cali

[@donfuego5716]

No mention of pac ....umm ok

[@Locococo000-j2d]

All about BIG

[@junebullard2597]

It’s New York they are always biast against 2 pac. In my humbled opinion without the beef with pac big wouldn’t be as big as he is ijs🤷🏿‍♂️ only was alive for one album

[@slip-n-rollboxing1826]

@@junebullard2597 facts

[@Locococo000-j2d]

@@junebullard2597 Shows how much you know bc when Big was here he was the biggest artist. No one was outshining him

[@rodneyr2537]

@@junebullard2597 without the beef he would of never went to death row and became who y’all supposedly love so much.

[@dandyung]

I hope pac name comes up sometimes in the pod

[@holiday6854]

Ok we need Fab,Raekwon,Chuck D,Lloyd banks , Someone from Dipset and hopefully Jadakiss

[@dhirensukhan4592]

One of my favorite tracks of all time is ready to die, no emcee alive could do what biggie did with that beat.

[@thomaswalker3059]

I never hear Tupac name in these discussions

[@El_terrible1985]

Cause they all New York haters

[@El_terrible1985]

Tupac sold more than all of the them New York rappers put together

[@RhymePOETIK13]

Math get Napoleon from the Outlawz on the show!!!

[@rondellturnage5170]

100000000%

[@OgSweenyTBZ_YT]

Big didn’t have the conscious rap so he didn’t have everything, he had the club and street rap.

[@Totmorgen0]

Big had probably the best flow in Hip Hop history

[@ninjasrose1653]

I mean, he makes a good point. For me, Biggie was the greatest "rapper" of all time. There's better lyricists out there, but as far as delivery, flow and vocal ability. No one comes close!

[@blackbuddha7731]

Snoop?

[@yugi8140]

😂😂😂

[@terrelljackson1995]

@@blackbuddha7731 stop it I like uncle snoop but chill

[@terrelljackson1995]

Nas lyrically come the closest that it’s

[@blackbuddha7731]

@@terrelljackson1995 he said lyricist are out

[@jamaalmoses8821]

Best and favorite are two different convos is right,I agree w Mecca. There are MCs who are almost too lyrical for me..KRS-One is my #1 MC because he is lyrical without being TOO lyrical.

[@ConseQuencesunv]

Damn man yall shouldn't of let cease drink! He was scrambling...alot of greatness he was around...!

[@troyscinema]

Biggie had all the boxes checked!

[@mookiemookie3758]

I know everything is opinionated but sheesh i ain’t hear Pac name once in this convo 😅. In my opinion Pac is THE GOAT

[@bornA_diva]

Rite why they don't mention 2pac claims that big copy his style..or how pac put big in the game

[@mthunziphakathi4215]

@@bornA_diva Did you not hear him say Big modeled himself on Big Daddy Kane? Get off that Pac ish.

[@bornA_diva]

@@mthunziphakathi4215 sure sure but big didn't open 4 big daddy kane..big wasn't in the studio with big daddy kane...that's was all 2pac..pac put big in the game..big never acknowledged or thanked pac 4 that..you can't just erase pac influence on big

[@bornA_diva]

@@ALexander-ue3kj sure sure before puff there was pac

[@bornA_diva]

@@ALexander-ue3kj biggie wasn't signed to puff when he was hanging wit pac

[@chrisbuck96]

Nice a rapper comes on and speaks truth and not how tough they are

[@laquandajackson2868]

Pac

[@kingoutta5140]

Big had shit on lock but his run was so short

[@RC-xk8ke]

Man back then BIG was "Your favorite rapper's, favorite rapper"

[@henryhudson4965]

Tupac and Big were the Best of their Era ✊

[@mcook-69don]

Whatever happen to the kleptomaniac dude that was down wit junior mafia?

[@emeralduraeus6612]

Big the goat hands down

[@jamalevans1574]

1 of

[@elliot2177]

@@jamalevans1574 THe

[@dalecumberbatch6601]

@@jamalevans1574 there is only one Greatest of all time whoever it maybe. How could there be more then one of the greatest of all time.

[@eib3137]

Absolutely not

[@Bvillsown]

Big the best that ever did it!!!! 💪🏾💪🏾🐐👑 BK to Fullest gats i pull em.

[@ez-duz-it]

Believe it or not my white friend burned me a CD with Ready To Die on it back in middle school, lol I listened to it and was blown away, even though I personally enjoy Life After Death, Biggie first album had the raw, grit and grime that his fans love him for

[@Goatchild90]

"The Greatest Rapper of all time died on March 9th" - Canibus

[@MatrixDesigner85]

I’m a fan of the 90’s era, well the lyrics were controversial but the substance was there. It carries on now in different contexts but I can listen back and feel that “vibe”