The Notorious BIG VS Lil Wayne

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  • 5th Letter
    5th Letter Members, Moderators, Writer Posts: 37,068 Regulator
    edited February 2010
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    So now we comparing Wayne to Big. Smh what's next Keak Da Sneak and Big with someone justifying why Keak is better.
  • ItzGravitation
    ItzGravitation Members Posts: 7,205
    edited February 2010
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    jamacia wrote: »
    So now we comparing Wayne to Big. Smh what's next Keak Da Sneak and Big with someone justifying why Keak is better.

    how is that even similar
    Keak and BIg is like comparing Soulja Boy and Jay
    Wayne has done enough and proved enough to be considered just as good as BIG
    as a matter of fact he better
    BIGs best song aint fuccin with Wayne best song
    and i'd hate to compare albums
  • 5th Letter
    5th Letter Members, Moderators, Writer Posts: 37,068 Regulator
    edited February 2010
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    how is that even similar
    Keak and BIg is like comparing Soulja Boy and Jay
    Wayne has done enough and proved enough to be considered just as good as BIG
    as a matter of fact he better
    BIGs best song aint fuccin with Wayne best song
    and i'd hate to compare albums

    hahahahahahahahahaha
  • playmaker88
    playmaker88 Members Posts: 67,905 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited February 2010
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    All i can do is laugh and cry
  • ItzGravitation
    ItzGravitation Members Posts: 7,205
    edited February 2010
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    Ready To Die > Every single Wayne album
    Life After Death > Every signle Wayne album.


    Wayne has never made a single album better than what Biggie brought to the table. Even if you add up all his albums, they fail in comparsion to the quality Biggie left behind. Wayne is not in Biggie's league. Flow? Biggie wins. Lyrics? Biggie Wins. Classics, Biggie wins. Callabos Biggie wins. What catagory is Wayne seeing Biggie in? NOTHING.

    ? you sick
    BIG aint seeing Wayne flow
    Tha Carter and Carter 2>>>>BIGs Catalogue
    Drought 3>>>>BIGs catalogue
    Wayne's flow on his mixtapes easily ? on BIGs flow on everything
    Wayne did way more features than BIG so he got him there
    BIG and Wayne even in lyrics cuz neither one using complicated words on songs
  • youngnick
    youngnick Members Posts: 600 ✭✭✭
    edited February 2010
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    ? you sick
    BIG aint seeing Wayne flow
    Tha Carter and Carter 2>>>>BIGs Catalogue
    Drought 3>>>>BIGs catalogue
    Wayne's flow on his mixtapes easily ? on BIGs flow on everything
    Wayne did way more features than BIG so he got him there
    BIG and Wayne even in lyrics cuz neither one using complicated words on songs

    Did this ? really just say Wayne has a better flow than B.I.G. and that Wayne's average ass mixtape ? on both of B.I.G.'s albums? Wow.
  • ItzGravitation
    ItzGravitation Members Posts: 7,205
    edited February 2010
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    youngnick wrote: »
    Did this ? really just say Wayne has a better flow than B.I.G. and that Wayne's average ass mixtape ? on both of B.I.G.'s albums? Wow.

    truth dude
    truth
  • tri3w
    tri3w Members Posts: 3,142 ✭✭
    edited February 2010
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    Yooo, i dont even know Y ya Waste ur time with this Gravitaion Character..............he knows Nothing about hipHop
  • REALESTATEGURU215
    REALESTATEGURU215 Members Posts: 3
    edited March 2010
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    so Wayne ddnt drop the best mixtapes of 05, 06, 07, 08, and 09?
    who had better mixtaps?

    Jeezy -Trappin aint dead and 50-war angel those things were classic mixtapes in 09 no ceilings was damn near a party CD

    AND YOU SHOULD BE SMACKED TWICE FOR EVEN PUTTING WAYNE AND BIG IN THE SAME SENTENCE
  • ItzGravitation
    ItzGravitation Members Posts: 7,205
    edited March 2010
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    Jeezy -Trappin aint dead and 50-war angel those things were classic mixtapes in 09 no ceilings was damn near a party CD

    AND YOU SHOULD BE SMACKED TWICE FOR EVEN PUTTING WAYNE AND BIG IN THE SAME SENTENCE

    migga you sicc
    50 aint dropped ? good since 05 maybe 07
    Jeezy fallin off
    he talkin bout the same ? and dont even do it in new and creative ways
    No Ceilings>>>All 09 mixtapes
  • tympanic
    tympanic Members Posts: 5
    edited March 2010
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    ? you sick
    BIG aint seeing Wayne flow
    Tha Carter and Carter 2>>>>BIGs Catalogue
    Drought 3>>>>BIGs catalogue
    Wayne's flow on his mixtapes easily ? on BIGs flow on everything
    Wayne did way more features than BIG so he got him there
    BIG and Wayne even in lyrics cuz neither one using complicated words on songs

    I'm sorry man, but the very reasoning behind EVERYTHING you said in this thread is biased and foundationless. I don't even want to go in on it, because the fact that you're actually willing to say that Wayne's flow is doper than biggie basically shows that you are one of the reasons people consider hiphop 'dead'. The comparison is based on nothing, because they're from very different Era's of hip-hop. And the very fact that you're attempting to make the comparison, either to bring some sort of shock-value to the thread or out of plain ignorance shows that. Please go headbutt an aids-needle.
  • ItzGravitation
    ItzGravitation Members Posts: 7,205
    edited March 2010
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    tympanic wrote: »
    I'm sorry man, but the very reasoning behind EVERYTHING you said in this thread is biased and foundationless. I don't even want to go in on it, because the fact that you're actually willing to say that Wayne's flow is doper than biggie basically shows that you are one of the reasons people consider hiphop 'dead'. The comparison is based on nothing, because they're from very different Era's of hip-hop. And the very fact that you're attempting to make the comparison, either to bring some sort of shock-value to the thread or out of plain ignorance shows that. Please go headbutt an aids-needle.
    you first dude
    btw just cuz ppl from different eras dont mean they cant be compared
    both came out in the 90s anyway
  • nujerz84
    nujerz84 Members Posts: 15,418 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited March 2010
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    LMAO @ this thread.
  • tympanic
    tympanic Members Posts: 5
    edited March 2010
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    you first dude
    btw just cuz ppl from different eras dont mean they cant be compared
    both came out in the 90s anyway

    SMH at this idiot.

    Never mind, feel free to live in ignorance.
  • a_list
    a_list Members Posts: 4,886 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited March 2010
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    this ? is comical
  • sickbizzle
    sickbizzle Members Posts: 1,184 ✭✭
    edited March 2010
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    SMMFGDH @ this ? ? thread FOH!
  • ItzGravitation
    ItzGravitation Members Posts: 7,205
    edited March 2010
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    tympanic wrote: »
    SMH at this idiot.

    Never mind, feel free to live in ignorance.

    you mean feel fre to think on your own and not be a part of the flocc of sheep
    thanks
  • The_Giant_Blast
    The_Giant_Blast Members Posts: 12
    edited March 2010
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    Why does this thread even exist? Are you serious?
  • ItzGravitation
    ItzGravitation Members Posts: 7,205
    edited March 2010
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    Why does this thread even exist? Are you serious?

    yeah dude
    i'm very serious
    its all opinion anyway and i said why
    Wayne's career >>>BIGs
  • Extermination
    Extermination Members Posts: 35
    edited March 2010
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    In a broad sense of legacy and furnishing hip-hop from it's mainstream birth, Lil Wayne hasn't accomplished nearly as much as Biggie Smalls.

    Lil Wayne caters to a mainstream audience, where profit is more important than the culture or actual music. Most of his ? is absolutely absurd, and I'm ashamed to even hang around people that think mediocre garbage like "Lollipop" is genuine music.

    It's an oral sex anthem, and ? like that should never be associated with real rap, not for a second. I think Wayne is pop music, to be perfectly frank.

    Biggie Smalls has that notorious legacy Wayne will never obtain. It's because of the image Biggie left instilled in us, and the way he shaped East Coast rap music.

    Money does not equal skill. Biggie is more popular dead, than Wayne will be alive. The ignorant mainstream array of teenagers don't know any different, and I still can't grasp why mainstream has to glorfiy and over simplify horrible songs by overdone and overrated artists.

    Wayne follows the bandwagon. Biggie virtually created it.

    That is all. I'm also new around here, I'll be posting quite a bit.
  • sickbizzle
    sickbizzle Members Posts: 1,184 ✭✭
    edited March 2010
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  • krow132
    krow132 Members Posts: 1,033 ✭✭
    edited March 2010
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    smh.

    The Carter 2 was not a classic. Lets stop with that. The Carter was but not the carter 2

    Lil Wayne, although great is wildly incosistent. He has a superioty complex that makes him think he can get away with spitting anything and that makes a bunch of his verses end up week.

    Biggie was consistent because he only got a chance to put two albums out both were classics.

    so Biggie by a landslide
  • krow132
    krow132 Members Posts: 1,033 ✭✭
    edited March 2010
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    Dudes forget that 500 degreez was a horrible and forgetful album.

    Dudes forget that during the Hot Boys height, Lil Wayne wasn't considered the best in the Hot Boys. It was Juvenile.

    Dudes forget that Juve and B.G. had their hands heavy on the block was hot.

    Dudes forget that Wayne wasn't even considered great till he started saying so himself during the Carter.

    Dudes forget.

    Im not discounting Lil Wayne. He is ONE of the best out. But stop it.

    theres about 15 dudes from the south alone who was a better catalogue than Lil Wayne. Including Face, Luda, Andre 3k (if you count all outkast and his work with Goodie Mobb) T.I. ( Trap Music close to a classic).
    For every great song he has he has about 4 horrible ones. thats always been his downfall is his quantity outnumbers his quantity
  • krow132
    krow132 Members Posts: 1,033 ✭✭
    edited March 2010
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    quality i mean
  • ItzGravitation
    ItzGravitation Members Posts: 7,205
    edited March 2010
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    krow132 wrote: »
    Dudes forget that 500 degreez was a horrible and forgetful album.

    Dudes forget that during the Hot Boys height, Lil Wayne wasn't considered the best in the Hot Boys. It was Juvenile.

    Dudes forget that Juve and B.G. had their hands heavy on the block was hot.

    Dudes forget that Wayne wasn't even considered great till he started saying so himself during the Carter.

    Dudes forget.

    Im not discounting Lil Wayne. He is ONE of the best out. But stop it.

    theres about 15 dudes from the south alone who was a better catalogue than Lil Wayne. Including Face, Luda, Andre 3k (if you count all outkast and his work with Goodie Mobb) T.I. ( Trap Music close to a classic).
    For every great song he has he has about 4 horrible ones. thats always been his downfall is his quantity outnumbers his quantity

    dude Luda cata aint fucin with Wayne
    TI and Wayne about equal and 3K solo albums garbage