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everytime someone mentions 'Harlem World' I always think of this:

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The only track I really like on there is Cali Chronic. Is it worth going back to?


lol the lead single to this album took the jiggy era to absurd new levels...


Possibly the worst thing to ever happen:

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I remember when Jay-Z dissed Meeno and referenced that video

"You thought niggas was shooting your fat ass out of cannons before (I'm That Nigga)"

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Magneto wrote:
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GUCCI C0ND0MS wrote:
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everytime someone mentions 'Harlem World' I always think of this:

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The only track I really like on there is Cali Chronic. Is it worth going back to?


lol the lead single to this album took the jiggy era to absurd new levels...


Possibly the worst thing to ever happen:

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I remember when Jay-Z dissed Meeno and referenced that video

"You thought niggas was shooting your fat ass out of cannons before (I'm That Nigga)"


best jay verse ever


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The Rapping Coffin wrote:
Magneto wrote:
battlecatmeowstab212 wrote:
GUCCI C0ND0MS wrote:
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everytime someone mentions 'Harlem World' I always think of this:

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The only track I really like on there is Cali Chronic. Is it worth going back to?


lol the lead single to this album took the jiggy era to absurd new levels...


Possibly the worst thing to ever happen:

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I remember when Jay-Z dissed Meeno and referenced that video

"You thought niggas was shooting your fat ass out of cannons before (I'm That Nigga)"


best jay verse ever


It was a classic verse.

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Didnt Ghostface punch him or throw him down some stairs or something?


Milli Vanilli were a bunch of middle-aged German studio musicians.


unrelated, but i remember paul anka talking about how mafia niggas threw johnny carson down a flight of stairs back in the day

niggas didnt like johnny i guess

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Magneto wrote:
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Magneto wrote:
battlecatmeowstab212 wrote:
GUCCI C0ND0MS wrote:
step one wrote:
everytime someone mentions 'Harlem World' I always think of this:

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The only track I really like on there is Cali Chronic. Is it worth going back to?


lol the lead single to this album took the jiggy era to absurd new levels...


Possibly the worst thing to ever happen:

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I remember when Jay-Z dissed Meeno and referenced that video

"You thought niggas was shooting your fat ass out of cannons before (I'm That Nigga)"


best jay verse ever


It was a classic verse.


all jokes aside tho, cardan was crazy talented...

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Balkongen Loungin' wrote:
Murda Ma$e is overrated by internet dudes and dwellers of Lenox Avenue - Bad Boy Betha was a much better rapper and probably NY's best songwriter from Can't Hold Me Down in '97 to Get Ready in '99.

Harlem World is a classic album and, song for song, it's a much stronger debut than Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous.

"Yo, I can't get mad 'cause you look at me
'cause, on the real, look at me.."

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of course a blackstreet-phile would think puffy mase > coc mase

one flowed like a retard; the other flowed like dmx without the crack addiction

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STFU, Yew, you netcee fagget.

Ma$e was the Dean Martin of rap and his natural voice followed the lineage of Spoonie Gee and Slick Rick.

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it was kewl that most of the rappers he influenced were significantly better than him (Fab, Kanye).


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This version of "I Ain't No Killa" from the Bad Boy 10th Anniversary album is criminally slept on.

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STFU, Yew, you netcee fagget.

Ma$e was the Dean Martin of rap and his natural voice followed the lineage of Spoonie Gee and Slick Rick.


i think ur old age is catching up to u. first u say 4 loko > purple swag now this? next you will tell me ma$e > black rob

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Actually, Benjamin, I said Peso >>>>> Purple Swag and that's undoubtedly true because Purple Swag is basically Jurassic 5 doing Swishahouse, and Peso is the only great song Rocky has so far.

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it was kewl that most of the rappers he influenced were significantly better than him (Fab, Kanye).


LOL @ Kanye being a better rapper than Mase.

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it was kewl that most of the rappers he influenced were significantly better than him (Fab, Kanye).


LOL @ Kanye being a better rapper than Mase.


"I'ma disrobe you, then I'ma probe you."

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it was kewl that most of the rappers he influenced were significantly better than him (Fab, Kanye).


LOL @ Kanye being a better rapper than Mase.


"I'ma disrobe you, then I'ma probe you."

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Sounds like a Weird AL parody line.

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Actually, Benjamin, I said Peso >>>>> Purple Swag and that's undoubtedly true because Purple Swag is basically Jurassic 5 doing Swishahouse, and Peso is the only great song Rocky has so far.


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it was kewl that most of the rappers he influenced were significantly better than him (Fab, Kanye).


LOL @ Kanye being a better rapper than Mase.


"I'ma disrobe you, then I'ma probe you."

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Sounds like a Weird AL parody line.


Yeah I was going to respond to that assertion as well. Kanye has never been a better rapper than Mase, doesn't matter the period we're talking on either. Better artist & better producer - certainly. But his raps are definitely not better.

Fab is questionable as well. His career has been mired by extreme inconsistency, and while he's moved beyond that a bit, he's also very one dimensional. Mase definitely showed more versatility - but a detailed catalog vs. catalog comparison would actually be a lot of fun. :killacam:

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On a related note: I would argue that Kayne owes more to Rhymefest than Ma$e regarding style-fathering.


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Balkongen Loungin' wrote:
Murda Ma$e is overrated by internet dudes and dwellers of Lenox Avenue - Bad Boy Betha was a much better rapper and probably NY's best songwriter from Can't Hold Me Down in '97 to Get Ready in '99.

Harlem World is a classic album and, song for song, it's a much stronger debut than Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous.

"Yo, I can't get mad 'cause you look at me
'cause, on the real, look at me.."

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You son, are a fucking moron.

Ma$e has always been a faggot.


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Yeah I was going to respond to that assertion as well. Kanye has never been a better rapper than Mase, doesn't matter the period we're talking on either. Better artist & better producer - certainly. But his raps are definitely not better.


i garaun-fuckin-tee you in 1999 you did not give a shit about Mase, nor did you rate him highly in any sort of emceeing capacity.

but I get it, he had a relatively short career in the late 90s so he gets the trendy revisionist overhaul. Regardless that the career in question featured him dropping one okay album, one horrible crew album and one dreadful sophomore effort. None of which saw him spitting anything other than middle-verse r&b cameo rhymes before getting destroyed by Jay-Z. Then he came back with another mediocre album and got destroyed by Cam'ron.

Kanye on the other hand helmed 3 classics and a very good album of which he rhymed the lion's share and dropped joints like "Through the Wire," "Diamonds from Sierra Leone" and its remix, "All Falls Down" "Get By," "Spaceship," "Monster," "Power" etc etc. Are his rhymes on there rivaling Nas or Rakim? Obviously not... but the dude who made "Lookin' at Me" and "Feels so Good?" LOL

The fact that this is even being debated was offensive to me, then I remembered where I was. Wake me up when you guys decide that G-Dep was actually the forefront of the new millennial NEW YORK BACK movement before drugs and street crime robbed us of his amazing rhyming talents.

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On a related note: I would argue that Kayne owes more to Rhymefest than Ma$e regarding style-fathering.


Rhymefest writing whymes for Kanye doesn't change the fact that he got his style from Mase, something Ye openly admits and cites in various interviews and rhymes.


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Fact : Child Of The Ghetto is more consistent than any noughties Nas album.

Pipe down, AFFEX, you fucken' Aussie drongo. I dance in the desert over your claims about Ma$e.

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the career in question featured him dropping one okay album, one horrible crew album and one dreadful sophomore effort. None of which saw him spitting anything other than middle-verse r&b cameo rhymes before getting destroyed by Jay-Z. Then he came back with another mediocre album and got destroyed by Cam'ron.


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Stillmatic has, like, 3 good songs and Nas getting bodied on his own shit by AZ. I mean, Child Of The Ghetto only has 6 good songs, but. y'know, that's a better batting average than Stillmatic and whatever the fuck Nas' other noughties albums were called (nobody other than Mindbender and a bunch of Irish dudes can remember their titles at this point).

Hay dewdz, let's talk about how Harlem World is ageing better than any 90s Jay album due to humor (both intentional and unintential) always being a key ingredient of Ma$e's music.

All those Jay albums have been rendered completely unlistenable now it's transpired that he's just some incredibly bland ham 'n' egger who somehow managed to fool everyone he was this awesomely cool magnetic personality drunk off money and power between '96 - '99. Dude makes opulence sound boring and it's impossible to envy this guy :

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NY rap would've been far better had Jay-Z never existed, whilst Ma$e proved to be hugely influential on the two most important NY rappers of the last decade : Cam'Ron and Max B.

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Fact : Child Of The Ghetto is more consistent than any noughties Nas album.

Pipe down, AFFEX, you fucken' Aussie drongo. I dance in the desert over your claims about Ma$e.

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An album that has "Ether," "You're The Man," "2nd Childhood," "What Goes Around," "No Idea's Original" etc is vastly inferior to the one that has "Smash on the First Night" and "Letג€™s Get It (Remix)" featuring Kain and Mark Curry. I don't really care though because the only song I like on Stillmatic is "the Flyest." Yes, I readily acknowledge it's one of the weaker cuts, but that's what I do. I take things from 10 years ago that weren't very good and then pretend that they are ausom.

oh, and also, "Flight of the Navigator" is a tour de force of 80s cinema that has been unrivaled since.... something something Bobby Heenan phrase something.


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On a related note: I would argue that Kayne owes more to Rhymefest than Ma$e regarding style-fathering.


Rhymefest writing whymes for Kanye doesn't change the fact that he got his style from Mase, something Ye openly admits and cites in various interviews and rhymes.


I really dont recognize much Ma$e influence. I mean what are we talking here? Slow delivery?

Meanwhile, Kanye's talk-rapping, sense of humor, and phrasing all owe quite a bit to Fest. He took the style Rhymefest had been using, refined it and later made it his own.

Ive softened my stance on it being straight up biting, but to to relegate it to Fest just having written some rhyme for Kanye early on is an understatement in my opinion.


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I really dont recognize much Ma$e influence. I mean what are we talking here? Slow delivery?


drawl flow, the corny second line pun flips, the fact he's said he studied Mase's style when he started rapping, this etc

you really don't get this?


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An album that has "Ether," "You're The Man," "2nd Childhood," "What Goes Around," "No Idea's Original" etc is vastly inferior to the one that has "Smash on the First Night" and "Letג€™s Get It (Remix)" featuring Kain and Mark Curry. I don't really care though because the only song I like on Stillmatic is "the Flyest." Yes, I readily acknowledge it's one of the weaker cuts, but that's what I do. I take things from 10 years ago that weren't very good and then pretend that they are ausom.

oh, and also, "Flight of the Navigator" is a tour de force of 80s cinema that has been unrivaled since.... something something Bobby Heenan phrase something.


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No Idea's Original isn't even on Stillmatic, nobody other than dullards/Nas stans give a fuck about a song that's a bunch of "LOL ur gay!" disses over a Ron Browz beat that sounds like a cast off from the Harlem World group album, and even Blast Off with Loon & Mark Curry is a more tempting listen than the likes of Smokin', Got Ur Self A.. and Braveheart Party.

And we haven't even mentioned how Lil B's I Am The Hood made One Mic superfluous yet.

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No, I do get it. However, when I think of Ma$e's influence I see Fab loud and clear...but I dont see that level of influence on Kanye, if that makes sense.

:icedit: Never heard that Ne-yo joint before though. :lol: :lol: :lol:


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