jay rock on gkmc
pierre on die lit
Nas verse on "Triple Beam Dreams" is the best verse on Rick Ross "Rich Forever" project.
Nas verse on "Usual Suspects" is the best verse on Rick Ross "Deeper Than Rap" album as well.
Nas verse on "Triple Beam Dreams" is the best verse on Rick Ross "Rich Forever" project.
Nas verse on "Usual Suspects" is the best verse on Rick Ross "Deeper Than Rap" album as well.
Fair to say Sixteen on God Forgives?
"Life After Death"
Bizzy Bone's verse on "Notorious Thugs" is the best verse on the album. YEAH I SAID IT!!!
Da hell you talking about
Fair to say Sixteen on God Forgives?
Oh yeah, that's another one I forgot about.
Andre 3000 murdered that s***.
The Blueprint is the sixth studio album by American rapper Jay-Z, released on September 11, 2001, through Roc-A-Fella Records and Def Jam Recordings. Its release was set a week earlier than initially planned in order to combat bootlegging. Recording sessions for the album took place during 2001 at Manhattan Center Studios and Baseline Studios in New York City.
Thugger might have the best verse on More Life ๐
not mad at the TC pick - that album isnt even about the verses to me its just 1 big vibe
Earl on Wolf album. unless u can name a better Tyler verse
Both wolf and Doris came out the same year.
People hyped up wolf and s***ted on Doris but looking back, Doris has held up very well and aged like fine wine, where as Wolf seemed better at encapsulating an era or a mood at the time.
The release of Doris cemented Earl as a lyrical heavyweight
That Project Pat sample on Knife Talk was the best moment on CLB
Ross on MBDTF is a transcendend moment in hiphop although ye bars on Gorgeous obv better
Mos Def on Kids See Ghosts
Nas verse on "Triple Beam Dreams" is the best verse on Rick Ross "Rich Forever" project.
Nas verse on "Usual Suspects" is the best verse on Rick Ross "Deeper Than Rap" album as well.
Styles P on Keys to the Crib
Meek and Stalley on MMG World is Ours
Drake on Stay Schemin.
Kinda tough. Not sure Nas got the best verse on the whole tape.
Both wolf and Doris came out the same year.
People hyped up wolf and s***ted on Doris but looking back, Doris has held up very well and aged like fine wine, where as Wolf seemed better at encapsulating an era or a mood at the time.
The release of Doris cemented Earl as a lyrical heavyweight
I remember the ppl praised Doris