Oct 28, 2020·editedIts more fun to listen to and has more variety. Ready To Die gets a little too samey in places. And before yall crucify me, remember that Life After Death has Hypnotize, Kick In The Door, F*** You Tonight, I Love The Dough, Mo Money Mo Problems, Notorious Thugs, Going Back To Cali, Ten Crack Commandments, Skys The Limit, Long Kiss Goodnight AND You're Nobody (Till Somebody Kills You).
BRUNTZ 🖤Oct 28, 2020·1 replyYuppp
- BRUNTZ 🖤Oct 28, 2020·1 reply
2 10/10s but Life After Death is him at his throne
Oct 28, 2020·1 replyIn some ways yeah
Nas Rae Juelz Roc and Drake prefer it
Means something when a lot of ppl who make good hip hop think it's better
Oct 28, 2020·2 repliesDust im taking My Turn over tupac discog tbh
- OPOct 28, 2020·2 repliesloliuvyou
Dust im taking My Turn over tupac discog tbh
B**** this is not a Tupac album you f***ing twelve year old
Oct 28, 2020MATW>both
Oct 28, 2020LAD got more memorable tracks probably.
- Oct 28, 2020loliuvyou
Dust im taking My Turn over tupac discog tbh
- Oct 28, 2020cloudguy
B**** this is not a Tupac album you f***ing twelve year old
oh lol
Oct 28, 2020agree
Oct 28, 2020·1 reply
was this inspired by the life section thread - BRUNTZ 🖤Oct 28, 2020·3 replies
Prime Hov verse on Love The Dough>
Oct 28, 2020BRUNTZYuppp
- OPOct 28, 2020HITSLIKEDIETCOKE was this inspired by the life section thread
Nah deadass i've been doordashing the last couple days and played Ready To Die yesterday and Life After Death today. While Ready To Die is a classic and has some amazing songs, I had way more fun listening to Life After Death. Plus Biggie sounds so smooth and refined on LAD. Aside from Big Poppa, you could hear how rough around the edges he was with Ready To Die.
Oct 28, 2020BRUNTZPrime Hov verse on Love The Dough>
that rene & angela sample too SHEESH bro s*** is so moody makes me wanna just ascend
Oct 28, 2020·1 replyI feel guilty listening to F*** You Tonight cuz of R. Kelly but he murdered that s***.
- Oct 28, 2020WESLEY PETTY
I feel guilty listening to F*** You Tonight cuz of R. Kelly but he murdered that s***.
- OPOct 28, 2020Goo
In some ways yeah
Nas Rae Juelz Roc and Drake prefer it
Means something when a lot of ppl who make good hip hop think it's better
You can see the albums influence in Drake's career. The seamless blend of Hip-Hop, R&B & Pop on this album was definitely something Drake noted, took and modernized.
Oct 28, 2020Yeah tbh
Sky's the limit, hypnotize, miss u, mo money more problems, I love the dough, I got a story to tell, kick in the door, what's beef >>>>>>>>>>
- Oct 28, 2020·1 reply
Not at all
- OPOct 28, 2020·1 replyOoo
Not at all
Ok why do you think Ready To Die is better?
- Oct 28, 2020cloudguy
Ok why do you think Ready To Die is better?
He was rapping his ass off. I prefer a lot of the beats on it too. He reuses hella bars but it’s good.
Oct 28, 2020·1 replyI prefer Ready to Die
But the joint with Bone Thugs is heat- OPOct 28, 2020Deliveranze
I prefer Ready to Die
But the joint with Bone Thugs is heatI feel like Ready To Die is a more cohesive album, but Life After Death is more fun to listen to and aside from a couple weak spots like Playa Hater, the album doesn't lose steam even though its 2 hours.