Eminem.

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his lyrics are good. just because he isnt sending out a message you like doesnt mean his lyrics are bad. he isnt a story teller like common or slick rick, but the boy can flatout rhyme. ppl forget lyrics are not about what you say. its how you say what you are trying to get at. wayne is super witty, good word play, creative, knows how to work the beat. super talented to say the least. any one who thinks wayned is talentless need to say the same about jayz because they are about the same as far as lyrics and style and music go.

I can't stand Jay-Z either. Never have liked his stuff. But he's much more talented that Wayne. And lyrics are EXACTLY about what you say. I'm not sure why you think that it's not. And I don't consider mumbling a "super talent." But again, it's all about opinion.

edit. lyrics were horrible back in the early 90s. they were getting good when biggies blew up in the mid 90s. but still, rhyme sceems and lyrics were just so simple in early rap. now i will agree that in early 2000s was when lyrics peeked. there were a lot of rappers doing really well. now its only a few. old school rap is simple rap. i like old school rap, but i do know the difference

Wayne talks about damn near the same thing now as he did back in his CMM days. It's just that he's gotten progressively harder to understand.

Forgive me for this, but you're a white dude, right? Later, QD.

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[quote=quickdodge®;38351713]I can't stand Jay-Z either. Never have liked his stuff. But he's much more talented that Wayne. And lyrics are EXACTLY about what you say. I'm not sure why you think that it's not. And I don't consider mumbling a "super talent." But again, it's all about opinion../[quote]

that went over your head i see. its not about the message, its how well you speak about what ever it is you choose to rap about. wayne raps about money, hoes, killing, etc and he does it very well. way better than he used to in the old CMR days. you listen to this garbage he puts on the radio and make the assumption that he muimbles on everything...good for you.


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yeah, me being white has nothing to do with my open understanding of hip hop. yeah i like wayne. so do a lot of black ppl and other white ppl and asian ppl, and who ever else. i also like nas, jayz, old ugk, rakim, eric b, and the rest of the spectrum of rap. who cares what color anyone is

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that went over your head i see. its not about the message,

Wow. Lolol. Ok.

you listen to this garbage he puts on the radio and make the assumption that he muimbles on everything...good for you.

It's not an assumption.

yeah

Lolol. I thought you were. Later, QD.

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Lolol. I thought you were. Later, QD.

lol, i thought you were white too. i dont know if you are, but thats the way you come across- white dude that thinks he has this super tight grasp on hip hop abd other black matter..lol..thats why its fun reading your post. the image i have of you makes it great...no offense, i was putting it out there since you did the same to me

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lol, i thought you were white too. i dont know if you are, but thats the way you come across- white dude that thinks he has this super tight grasp on hip hop abd other black matter..lol..thats why its fun reading your post. the image i have of you makes it great...no offense, i was putting it out there since you did the same to me

I don't get offended, dude, so it's all good.

I am white. But I've also been around the block. A lot. I was actually at the corner record store buying the very first Grandmaster Flash album back in 1978. I was buying and listening to Kurtis Blow. When it was fresh out of the studio. I was studying and learning from the onset of this music genre. Do I know it all? Hail no.

And you have to know....Reading is FUNdamental. That was an 80's slogan to promote schools and reading books. Later, QD.