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re: best punchlines in rap

Posted on 8/10/13 at 6:38 pm to
Posted by S
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 6:38 pm to
any track from luda's word of mouf

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Posted by 337Guy
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 6:50 pm to
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ask Beavis I get nothing but-head

Weak as shite

quote:

that shite ain’t even go wood”

Is he talking about himself, because he hasnt even gone gold.

quote:

"I'm lookin nuthin like ya poppa , I wouldnt give a chick 10 cent to put cheese on a Whopper, they wanna know why im so fly, a girl ask me for a ring and i put one around her whole eye!"

This whole quote is lame.

Big L takes multiple L's
This post was edited on 8/10/13 at 7:11 pm
Posted by Elleshoe
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 7:17 pm to
Big L is only regarded as one of the best freestylists of all times. Lil Wayne is wack as frick dude. He sucks now. Should have hung it up after Carter 2

and Big L did go gold.
This post was edited on 8/10/13 at 7:19 pm
Posted by 337Guy
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 7:34 pm to
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Should have hung it up after Carter 2

So Dedication 1, Dedication 2, and even Da Drought 3 are "wack as frick"?
Shutup dude.
Posted by Elleshoe
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 7:51 pm to
He's just lame dude. No one legitimately thinks he's good anymore. Are you 16 years old?
Posted by ElroyJetSon
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 8:02 pm to
Carter 3 is good too
Posted by 337Guy
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 8:03 pm to
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No one legitimately thinks he's good anymore

Of course not, but to say something that categorizes Dedication 1 & 2 and Da Drought 3 with works that you think shouldn't have been made is just plain stupid.
No, 20. Are you 40 or pushing 50?
Posted by rutiger
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 8:32 pm to
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He's just lame dude. No one legitimately thinks he's good anymore. Are you 16 years old?


pretty much. the kid has no clue about the history of hip hop. I guarantee he never even heard of big l until this thread.
Posted by Elleshoe
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 8:44 pm to
He probably loves soulja boy and has no idea who jada is
Posted by 337Guy
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 8:47 pm to
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he never even heard of big l until this thread

Sure hadn't and judging from his rhymes that were posted in this thread, I haven't been missing much.
So again, if you'd like to add anything constructive to this thread be my guest.
Posted by Montezuma
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 9:03 pm to
Maybe it is because I was around more of the northern rap, which had more intricate lyrics and storytelling, but Lil Wayne is nothing more than a song that seems like he writes separate bars and then jams them together. It is a completely disjunctive rhyme scheme, and makes a listener who focuses more on listening to the lyrical aspect turned off. Lil Wayne is some riding in the car, windows down music. I listen to the Big L's, the Big Pun's, the Cormega's and Atmosphere's because of how they are able to formulate plotlines. Of course, there are better storytellers (Slick Rick, BIG, Scarface) but for punchlines, those are some great ones. It's just my opinion, but in general, artists like Weezy, Kanye (after his first two albums) and the Hip-Pop artists have made me hate all new rap, so maybe it is my blind disdain.
Posted by CaptainPanic
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 9:09 pm to
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So again, if you'd like to add anything constructive to this thread be my guest.
Learn about Hip Hop. That's the best advice you'll get
Posted by rutiger
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 9:25 pm to
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So again, if you'd like to add anything constructive to this thread be my guest


I am adding something constructive to the thread, im telling you to get the frick out. Feel free to like whatever music you like, but dont start a thread about hip hop or comment on a thread on hip hop when you only know of two artists. Its so sad that you knight for drake and wayne when thats the only thing youve ever heard. Hip hop has been being made for the last 30 years and its ignorant arse people like yourself that keep the shitty hip hop on the radio, go listen to some of the forefathers before you come in here talking to the grown ups spouting your bullshite. YOUVE NEVER HEARD OF BIG L AND NEVER LISTENED TO READY TO DIE, YOURE OPINION MEANS NOTHING!!!!
This post was edited on 8/10/13 at 9:26 pm
Posted by 337Guy
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 9:39 pm to
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seems like he writes separate bars and then jams them together

Yes, but it seems like personal preference is what turns you off from this. To others it shows Wayne's ability to spit and relate topics that no one else has ever thought of. Which played a big part as to why Jay-Z wanted to sign him.

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makes a listener who focuses more on listening to the lyrical aspect turned off

I have to disagree with your disjunctive rhyme scheme observation. Just from looking at the lyrics I posted earlier there isnt a disconnect in rhyme scheme, but that's not to say you haven't heard something that does. Just, all of his music isn't like that.
So I'm not quite sure as to why that would turn you off lyrically. Maybe in aspects of flow and delivery, but there are good rappers that don't go about using repetitive rhyme schemes.

It doesn't sound like "blind disdain," but a recognized old school east coast bias.
Posted by 337Guy
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 9:49 pm to
Oh shutup. You didn't add anything constructive. The first thing you did was attack my opinion and you have yet to state any punchlines that calm that grumpy old soul of yours. Now I know the transition to a new era is tough for you, but there's no need to attack the mention of a new school artist every chance you get. You need to understand that times have changed and theres nothing wrong with an evolution of sound. Hell even Jay-Z has adapted to it, so why can't you?
Posted by CaptainPanic
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 9:52 pm to
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Jay-Z has adapted to it, so why can't you?
because Jay-Z is a great business man and knows the ladies and children like yourself will eat it up.
Posted by Elleshoe
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 9:53 pm to
You're a fricking idiot bro. You have said Drake is a good artist? His best work was playing a guy in a wheel chair on a Canadian teen show
Posted by 337Guy
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 10:03 pm to
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Elleshoe

Shutup you hack. Multiple qualified people in the hip hop industry, unlike the fake rap intellect you and others try to personify, have commended his work. So Far Gone, is the most memorable.
Posted by geauxtigers87
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 10:10 pm to
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any track from luda's word of mouf



frick.yes.
Posted by Montezuma
Member since Apr 2013
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Posted on 8/10/13 at 10:13 pm to
Big L was a demon for sure.

"Dead in the middle of little Italy
Litltle did we know
We riddled some little middleman
Who didn't do diddly"
Big Pun

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