Which album has the most complicated/unique flow?

[Mr Change]

Recovery (lol)?



Should've put Relapse ( ) to make this thread an even bigger stereotype


My vote goes to MMLP2. Although Em is obviously not in his prime (TES, MMLP), it is still the most sporadic album when it comes to how Em sounds. It's the equivalent of an old martial artists mastering his fighting techniques, even if he couldn't beat his younger self in a fight.

[shadyblogger]

Recovery (lol)?



Should've put Relapse ( ) to make this thread an even bigger stereotype


My vote goes to MMLP2. Although Em is obviously not in his prime (TES, MMLP), it is still the most sporadic album when it comes to how Em sounds. It's the equivalent of an old martial artists mastering his fighting techniques, even if he couldn't beat his younger self in a fight.

Powerful

[Jaba]

Recovery (lol)?



Should've put Relapse ( ) to make this thread an even bigger stereotype


My vote goes to MMLP2. Although Em is obviously not in his prime (TES, MMLP), it is still the most sporadic album when it comes to how Em sounds. It's the equivalent of an old martial artists mastering his fighting techniques, even if he couldn't beat his younger self in a fight.

Powerful

[EminemInsider]

Considering he never punched in on SSLP, that has to be the most demanding. Although his pure voice acting while flowing on MMLP/TES was unreal.

[shadyblogger]

Yeah, Relapse and MMLP 2 have some of his illest flows ever tbh

[Eratime]

''hickory-dickory-dirk, diggler, look at me work wizardry with these words''

Encore tho

[Raul]

i voted for mmlp2, but...

How the conversational flow on MMLP was presented is something only MMLP Em can do.

[DetroitSkills]

Yeah, Relapse and MMLP 2 have some of his illest flows ever tbh

[Jaba]

Im voted for MMLP2. He changes it up so much. And I like his flow on MMLP2 cus its so different and i just love it. "I think his flow on MMLP2 is exciting as fuck cuz he's such a sporadic nutjob these days" - Menzo

[heisselhoff]

MMLP2 is like a definition of a rap flow. I honestly think this album will be recieved as well as MMLP and TES one day, it just needs to age. It has all of the faces Em showed us through his career and there's soooo much goin' on in every song...his flows, lyrics, all those tributes to hip-hop culture...

[Mr Change]

MMLP2 is like a definition of a rap flow. I honestly think this album will be recieved as well as MMLP and TES one day, it just needs to age. It has all of the faces Em showed us through his career and there's soooo much goin' on in every song...his flows, lyrics, all those tributes to hip-hop culture...

severely overlooked on this album tbh

I'm still finding new tributes, references, homages every day to hip-hop on mmlp2

[Josh]

encore by far

[Elision]

MMLP2. first verse of don't front warps my brain i can't even catch every rhyme as they're being said because of the way they transition into eachother 1-2 syllables at a time. never seen anything like it, and this is my forte in the genre.

[UofLCard]

I'd have to do with Relapse.

[Mr Change]

Relapse wins my most forced flow and rhymes category tho