In no particular order:
9. Eazy E
10. Tupac
11. Nate Dogg
12. Daz Dillinger
13. LL Cool J
14. GangStarr
15. Dude from J5 with deep voice (I forget his name)
16. Xzibit
17. M.O.P
18. DMX
19. Mos Def
20. Fabolous
21. Pharoah Monch
22. Mobb Deep
23. JadaKiss
24. Mc Wren
25. Slick Rick
26. Kurupt
27. DTP
28. Nas
29. Ice Cube
30. Tribe
9. Eazy E
10. Tupac
11. Nate Dogg
12. Daz Dillinger
13. LL Cool J
14. GangStarr
15. Dude from J5 with deep voice (I forget his name)
16. Xzibit
17. M.O.P
18. DMX
19. Mos Def
20. Fabolous
21. Pharoah Monch
22. Mobb Deep
23. JadaKiss
24. Mc Wren
25. Slick Rick
26. Kurupt
27. DTP
28. Nas
29. Ice Cube
30. Tribe
by diego November 23, 2003
1. Redman
2. Busta Rhymes
3. Notorious B.I.G
4. Eric Sermon, Parish Smith and Keith Murray.
5. Snoop Dogg (pre-2000)
6. Method Man
7. N.O.R.E
8. B. Real
2. Busta Rhymes
3. Notorious B.I.G
4. Eric Sermon, Parish Smith and Keith Murray.
5. Snoop Dogg (pre-2000)
6. Method Man
7. N.O.R.E
8. B. Real
by Diego September 16, 2003
most of you are showing the RICHEST rappers or most successful. the greatest that i know are
Sick Sick (the greatest freestyling ever and also very witty)
Mike Skinner (sheer poetry mixed with comedy)
Eminem (very talented but unfortunately has become too commercialised)
Beastie Boys (revolutionised rap/hip-hop)
Phi Life Cypher (a very rare denomination of The Gorillaz)
Wu-Tang Clan (commercialised the rap industry)
Grand Master Flash (created the "rap" genre of music)
Sick Sick (the greatest freestyling ever and also very witty)
Mike Skinner (sheer poetry mixed with comedy)
Eminem (very talented but unfortunately has become too commercialised)
Beastie Boys (revolutionised rap/hip-hop)
Phi Life Cypher (a very rare denomination of The Gorillaz)
Wu-Tang Clan (commercialised the rap industry)
Grand Master Flash (created the "rap" genre of music)
"Lesson one: linguistics...alright, your rhymes are quite tight but hold no characteristics
Lesson two: true you do have a clue but you were too busy biggin' yourself to pull through, to battle is to put me on the spot, rather than lie to try to make yourself look hot.
Lesson three: i hide behind a smile, because I see that you are on trial, 'cause i've been rapping for a while, rather than since 8 mile.
Lesson four: sure, you want to rap but what for? You obviously can't so you should hit the door, you want to rap because your black but are becomming a whore, and any racial shit you wana spit, i'm on toppa ya, you were always a white-boy until black became popular"
A freestyle before a battle rap from Sick Sick. He then went on to easily win the competition after most of the other contestants dropped out
Lesson two: true you do have a clue but you were too busy biggin' yourself to pull through, to battle is to put me on the spot, rather than lie to try to make yourself look hot.
Lesson three: i hide behind a smile, because I see that you are on trial, 'cause i've been rapping for a while, rather than since 8 mile.
Lesson four: sure, you want to rap but what for? You obviously can't so you should hit the door, you want to rap because your black but are becomming a whore, and any racial shit you wana spit, i'm on toppa ya, you were always a white-boy until black became popular"
A freestyle before a battle rap from Sick Sick. He then went on to easily win the competition after most of the other contestants dropped out
by hip-hop fan November 28, 2004