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This place has a lot of middle-aged white dudes, so

Who is your favorite rapper of all time?

  • Tupac

    Votes: 37 20.4%
  • Notorious B.I.G.

    Votes: 19 10.5%
  • Dr. Dre

    Votes: 11 6.1%
  • Snoop Dog

    Votes: 18 9.9%
  • Jay-Z

    Votes: 7 3.9%
  • Eminem

    Votes: 26 14.4%
  • Ice Cube

    Votes: 7 3.9%
  • Vanilla Ice - haha

    Votes: 12 6.6%
  • Kanye West - haha x2

    Votes: 1 0.6%
  • other - please list

    Votes: 43 23.8%

  • Total voters
    181
Although this rap battle shows white guys can't rap, who gives a (*&) that he beat up everyone in jail. Eli versus Envy is the pinnacle of the genre. You should watch the whole thing, but the best is at 2:50 into the video.

This is similar to Bum Fights, except it's rap battles for guys with significant learning disabilities.
 
"I could beat you up even if you had 1,000 knives.

Even if you had infinity knives, I would punch you up into the air like a kite."

I think this discussion is over.

Mmm, but can it beat "Yeah, Yo, I'm the original best by the hour, like Rosie O'Donnell at a bisexual Bible shower."

and gems like

"See, I'm the best, I told you that, this dude like that, he ran in front of the cat."

That last one is so poetic I may need to get the t-shirt.
 
This is similar to Bum Fights, except it's rap battles for guys with significant learning disabilities.

LOL, intelligence has nothing to do with rapping. 50 Cents can barely speak and Snoop may have been smart at some point but has killed his brain cells back to Ozzy level with drugs.

Plus, unfortunately the two alma maters I support the most (FSU and W&M) are not exempt from releasing awful raps.




My "favorite" line is from "A Plus" forcing in a reference to Pocahontas (for those not from the area Pocahontas basically lived where the W&M campus is set near Lake Matoaka).

And then the Noles have this amazing piece of rap history.

 
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I hate that he is now thought of as a novelty song, like Skee Lo or Ton Loc, but Sir Mix-a-lot is probably my favorite, and Swass one of my favorite albums. He was really, really good.

Unique voice, some humor, a mix of interesting sounds...I think that guy is very underrated.
 
I hate that he is now thought of as a novelty song, like Skee Lo or Ton Loc, but Sir Mix-a-lot is probably my favorite, and Swass one of my favorite albums. He was really, really good.

Unique voice, some humor, a mix of interesting sounds...I think that guy is very underrated.

I heard an interview with him not too long ago on sports radio. I think he's a big Seahawks fan. Seemed like a smart guy.
 
I heard an interview with him not too long ago on sports radio. I think he's a big Seahawks fan. Seemed like a smart guy.

He's from the Seattle area. When I was in school one of his bodyguards dated a chic in my high school. Sir Mix a Lot would show up on occasion. Which I thought was weird because it was high school.
 
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