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    Quote Originally Posted by PhAtBoYMr2
    you will say N.W.A is the best...i know you

    but three six has been doing it longer...
    As a group, yes. But if you don't count group, then no. BUt this is a group discussion.

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    they are still doing it....
    True.

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    haven't broken up yet....
    True, again.

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    have there own reality tv show....
    Not something I'd use to elevate their "status" as legends. They are legends without that crap.

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    started as an underground label and recently signed a major deal
    Ok?

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    had more of an impact to rap than N.W.A has
    Wrong on that charge, skipper. NWA started all the gangster, say what they want-when they want-how they want-where they want rap style. Dr. Dre and Ice Cube are still influencing, in a major way, rap. Lasting a long time doesn't make an impact. It shows a lot of character and a willingness to probably overcome hardships within the group(unlike NWA), but that doesn't define them as more of an impact to rap. Rolling Stone magazine ranks NWA as 83rd in the top 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. Every artist in NWA went platinum in their own careers also. They are also known as the group who caused the revolutionary style. That's just what's up. \

    I will say they are probably second because I didn't know they had been around that long. That does say a lot. I'd definitely put them as a second place contender. Outkast isn't nor is Wu-Tang.

    1. NWA
    2. 666 Mafia
    3. Grandmaster Flash
    4. Outkast
    5. Wu-Tang

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    Quote Originally Posted by quickdodge®
    As a group, yes. But if you don't count group, then no. BUt this is a group discussion.




    Wrong on that charge, skipper. NWA started all the gangster, say what they want-when they want-how they want-where they want rap style. Dr. Dre and Ice Cube are still influencing, in a major way, rap. Lasting a long time doesn't make an impact. It shows a lot of character and a willingness to probably overcome hardships within the group(unlike NWA), but that doesn't define them as more of an impact to rap. Rolling Stone magazine ranks NWA as 83rd in the top 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. Every artist in NWA went platinum in their own careers also. They are also known as the group who caused the revolutionary style. That's just what's up. \

    I will say they are probably second because I didn't know they had been around that long. That does say a lot. I'd definitely put them as a second place contender. Outkast isn't nor is Wu-Tang.

    1. NWA
    2. 666 Mafia
    3. Grandmaster Flash
    4. Outkast
    5. Wu-Tang

    Later, QD.
    Nice list but when you say they started with the gangster shit you are wrong! Gangs started on the east coast not west coast son!!! and the funny thing about it is how is NWA a gangster rap group when non of them are even gangsters? HAHA

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    Quote Originally Posted by PhAtBoYMr2
    Nice list but when you say they started with the gangster shit you are wrong! Gangs started on the east coast not west coast son!!! and the funny thing about it is how is NWA a gangster rap group when non of them are even gangsters? HAHA
    I'm talking about music. Not gangs in general. Shit, do you realize how many gangster rappers aren't even real gangsters? NWA isn't the first. Eazy E was the only one with any form of gang ties. They never claimed to be that type of gang. Later, QD.
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    Quote Originally Posted by quickdodge®
    I'm talking about music. Not gangs in general. Shit, do you realize how many gangster rappers aren't even real gangsters? NWA isn't the first. Eazy E was the only one with any form of gang ties. They never claimed to be that type of gang. Later, QD.
    I do realize there are alot of rappers that don't bang...

    Are argument is really all opinionated but i can't think of any rap groups that were established that had any beef with NWA....they didn't prove themselves to be the best


    three six mafia however went head on with bone thugs N harmony and won that Group war.....LOOK IT UP

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    Quote Originally Posted by PhAtBoYMr2
    but i can't think of any rap groups that were established that had any beef with NWA....they didn't prove themselves to be the best
    No. They had no one to go up against them. Remember, they were the only ones doing this style. Later, QD.
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