Tupac vs. Biggie

[ReUp]

I've always been a huge Tupac fan and never really listened to Biggie but recently I've started listening to "Ready to Die", "Life after Death" and "Born Again" and I'm really impressed. I really like both. Any other Tupac or Biggie fans? Who do you think is better? Why?

[igot4cheep]

Yo, give it a rest.... I mean it over and nobody rally cares anymore. Let these guys rest in peace. They are both the best at what they do.

[action.420]

both are good at what they do. just have a different flare and style.

[anangrymailman]

Biggie

[king of the world]

i like both. but for real though give it a rest, this thread was made a decade too late.

[all ablaze]

Biggie!

I mean look at pacs first two albums 2pacolipse and strictly for my *****s. Now compaire them to Ready to die and Life after death. Had biggie not died he would have ran rap for a decade. Pacs first 2 albums was shite, Biggies first 2 al bums were mint.

[cannabis campbell]

Yeah its the same with me I've always been a tupac fan but I've recently listened to some of biggies stuff and thought he was quite good but in my opinion he doesnt come anywhere near as tupac hes is a lyrical god.

Oh and he can make this topic if he wants lol.

[psteve]

If you're talking about music, Both. They both were hugely influential.
If you're talking about the 'thug life' vs 'jr. mafia' BS, Neither. They both lost in that comparison.
So what's the point?

[one-deep]

pac , biggie ancient History man. but pac hands down because pacs lyrics man could touch anybody. when you were down pac could bring you up. i was comin up when pac was here same struggles he was going through me and my brothers from the block was going through. pac made you feel like thier was a reason to keep going. pac was one of the realist.

biggie he had some lyrics but he wasn't better lyricly then pac. because biggie was more of a battle rapper he never really talked about the struggle. his songs were more about him and his lifestyle his cars money, woman ,drug dealin alot of the shit you here today thats on tv or the radio is about the same shit. shit you see on a day to day basis. so i never really felt biggie that doesn't mean i didn't listen to some of his songs though. but i think they were both different in their own ways. r.i.p to both of them.

[zalami128]

because biggie was more of a battle rapper he never really talked about the struggle.

Biggie defined the struggle you ignorant little runt.

[mikeyjo]

"Juicy" epitomizes struggle.

ANyways both were good, and their music still is.

[13Lack]

Biggie and Tupac were two different artists. When it comes to being a rapper, I have to give that to Big. His flow, his deliver, and his swagger is unrivaled to this day. However Pac was a poet, fed on his emotion, such a deep and complex soul and it came through in his music. As someone said above me, both are great at what they did, and are sorely missed. RIP.

[budsmoker only]

me personally i have always been more of a pac fan...
just like his shit more....

but biggie is also the shit, and i love that cd ready to die, i have been jammin that a lot recently....

love that song juicy..

[TPot]

Biggie Biggie Biggie, can't you see?