Who is Your Top 5 MCees Ever?
By R.Motions
Ok, well I have been reading the comments posted on our reviews and such, and decided that I had to put my 2 cents in on this situation.
I was reading the review of the J.D. Crap...yea I said it CRAP and was reading the comments posted by J Prince on how he thought we at HHH were biased on east coast music.
It just seems to me that the bullshit east coast joints that nobody else listens to excpet niggas on the east coast get a pass. My example is AZ's sorry album. Yall gave that shit a 4 meanwhile yall gave that Boyz in the Hood joint a terrible rating? - J Prince
First, I think that the Boyz in the Hood Album is hot carl as dirty likes to say. I dont care how many songs jeezy was on the album is crap. In the words of Samuel Jackson in Juice "Just because you pour syrup on sh*t; Don't make it pancakes"
So this takes me to what this news blurb is all about. J Prince wrote that we dont talk about TuPac and how he thinks he is the greatest ever. So I got to thinking. I wonder what peoples top 5 MCees of all time would be.
So post your comments with your Top 5 MCees ever.
Ill start this up.
R.Motions Top 5 MCees EVER
1. Jay Z -
(Although people will argue this one to death, I believe that no other MCee with the exception of Tupac has changed the face of hiphop culture like Jay Z has.)
2. Biggie -
(With 2 albums, he managed to become the King of NY [yea i know...he has more than 2, but i dont count those other albums, cause he was already dead - R.I.P])
3. TuPac-
(It took me a long time to come to realize what a genius this man really was. Dirty would play Pac all day at SU, and i would be like...fudduck outta here with that BS. But after I heard that "The Don Killuminati" album, I was an instant fan and had to run back and cop some older stuff that Dirty was playing.)
3. Big Pun-
(What can i say about this man. First off R.I.P fam. I had the honor of knowing him and an honored to have known him. This Latin Rhyme animal put Latinos in a new place in hip-hop...i know i know...we always had latinos in Hip-Hop, but nobody brought that fire like Pun.)
3. Cam'Ron-
(Hate him or Love him, I think that Cam has been so consistant with progressing his skills that he has entered my top 5 mcees of all time. Even when you are thinking to yourself...oh lord this beat is horrible, or he a clown, You cannot under estimate the sense of pure lyrics that he spits.)
ha ...i know you are all mad at my 5th pick...so what....its my list....some of you are probably like...where is Nas, Common, KRS, Rakim....the truth is, that i dont want to get into all that right now..i would be typing for days...and truthfully...im tired of typing right now...
so just throw up your Top 5 picks and lets get this discussion rolling...
R. Motions
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posted by HipHopHavoc at 11/30/2005 | 210 comments



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