Ban OP

Yeah I’d probably swap Gunna out with Doja now that you mention it

I’m a modern day… HOWARD HUGUES

Nicki also nearly made the cut but Meek had the edge for me, but it could definitely go either way

Oh we lost

The big rap four in the 2000s was unquestionably Em, 50, Wayne and Hov

(in no order)
Ye
Drake
Lil Baby
Youngboy

in terms of highly streamed rap artist

this is the dumbest thread I've seen on here in a while

It can not go either way between these two lol. Nicki is arguably the most influential mainstream rapper of the 2010s and the second highest selling behind Drake

You telling me the guy from those I love the 80s shows was bigger than MJ

absolutely.

ye
carti
keef

the holy trinity

you have to go by Genre. you can't say the 80's were dominated by those bands without acknowledging an artist like Michael Jackson or Lionel Richie or even people like Phil Collins / Genesis. Putting the 2000s in the box of just rap completely ignores how huge Britney Spears, Mariah Carey, and Justin Timberlake were.. to me at this point in life, the idea of a "Big 4" or 3 or whatever is kinda bullshit. but if you're gonna do it, at least separate it by genre

Love bulbasaur and now he can drive

2010s wee dominated by Kanye

One hot album

The “big four” of Anthrax, Slayer, Megadeth & Metallica was specific to metal btw, so if we’re gonna do it across all genres it looks incredibly different for each decade

Throughout the 80s for example, the top four would have been MJ/Madonna/Elton John/Queen (this is probably a lil controversial but this was the top four of that whole decade)

Crazy how the nigga that in the 2000s made The Blueprint, The Black Album and American Gangster (alongside with numerous great songs and features) is disrespected like this

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what are you even trying to say

2 pages in and nobody said Future yet

If you ask me big 4 is

Ye
Drake
Future
Trav

this guy said meek