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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby Master Chief » Jun 23rd, '11, 01:50

Mahmoud48 wrote:
classthe_king wrote:Nothing Royce has ever made even comes close to Encore

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I'm gonna pull an EminemBase and ignore this blatant troll attempt and just call you a fucking idiot.

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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby Mahmoud48 » Jun 23rd, '11, 02:03

Master Chief wrote:
Mahmoud48 wrote:
classthe_king wrote:Nothing Royce has ever made even comes close to Encore

fixed

I'm gonna pull an EminemBase and ignore this blatant troll attempt and just call you a fucking idiot.

@Miller, great post :y:

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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby Devil'sAdvocate » Jun 23rd, '11, 11:33

Menzo wrote:Oh, Royce's version of Airplanes is fuckin dopeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

the flow :flutter:
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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby EminemBase » Jun 23rd, '11, 13:42

Royce is a better MC, but Yelawolf is a better artist. And I'd much rather listen to Yelawolf's music than Royce's. So overall, I'd vote Yela.

Can't believe I'm seeing people say Royce is a better ARTIST. Better MC I'll give you, Yela's punchlines or hip-hop lines don't come close to Royce's best. In his prime.

But, as an artist - Yelawolf understands so many more elements, has so much more potential and so many more ideas. Royce is a very basic guy in artistic terms. He can be an extremely good rapper but there's a big different between a great rapper and great artist.

Kanye for example isn't the best rapper, but he's light years ahead of most rappers, as an artist. Totally different world, and so much better. I'd prefer a great artist over a great rapper. I am a hip-hop, flow and lyric fiend but... to me, artistic ideas and creativity is more lasting.

Also, whilst speaking of Royce, i can't believe I'm hearing everyone, including Royce say he's a much better rapper than he used to be. The punchlines he spits now don't come close to the ones he used to spit in my opinion. His brilliant flows and structure of late aside, his ideas are very basic and not that much resonates as truly clever.

But, when he used to go neck and neck with Em in the day - especially in the infamous 12 minute freestyle, he was a lot better. Especially considering, he was nearly keeping up with a PRIME Eminem. The Eminem that was spitting left-field genius non-stop.
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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby EminemBase » Jun 23rd, '11, 13:46

Master Chief wrote:Lol @ me making multiple accounts. It's not my intervinience that makes 59% of TRshady's populatation not retarded.

SSLP is not a classic album. Death Is Certain is. Deal with it.


SSLP not classic? :laughing:

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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby MikeNUFC » Jun 23rd, '11, 14:29

Master Chief wrote:SSLP is not a classic album. Death Is Certain is. Deal with it.


SSLP not a classic? WHAT?!!!

It's one of the most genius albums ever made.

Royce could never come close to the genius of that album. Royce could never be so hilarious while at the same time being serious, so subtly. Royce could never rhyme as well as Eminem did on that album. Royce could never be as witty or as ironic. Royce couldn't come to close to Eminem's flawless flows. It's laughable to suggest Royce could make an album that flows in the way SSLP does from start to finish or think of concepts as amazing as the ones on there.
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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby Devil'sAdvocate » Jun 23rd, '11, 15:08

MikeNUFC wrote:
Master Chief wrote:SSLP is not a classic album. Death Is Certain is. Deal with it.


SSLP not a classic? WHAT?!!!

It's one of the most genius albums ever made.

Royce could never come close to the genius of that album. Royce could never be so hilarious while at the same time being serious, so subtly. Royce could never rhyme as well as Eminem did on that album. Royce could never be as witty or as ironic. Royce couldn't come to close to Eminem's flawless flows. It's laughable to suggest Royce could make an album that flows in the way SSLP does from start to finish or think of concepts as amazing as the ones on there.
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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby SajN » Jun 23rd, '11, 15:11

Devil'sAdvocate wrote:
MikeNUFC wrote:
Master Chief wrote:SSLP is not a classic album. Death Is Certain is. Deal with it.


SSLP not a classic? WHAT?!!!

It's one of the most genius albums ever made.

Royce could never come close to the genius of that album. Royce could never be so hilarious while at the same time being serious, so subtly. Royce could never rhyme as well as Eminem did on that album. Royce could never be as witty or as ironic. Royce couldn't come to close to Eminem's flawless flows. It's laughable to suggest Royce could make an album that flows in the way SSLP does from start to finish or think of concepts as amazing as the ones on there.

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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby Devil'sAdvocate » Jun 23rd, '11, 15:16

i agreed with mike and i didnt feel the need to rewrite what he said so i just quoted it.

i actually came back here to post something and got greeted with your fucking post,retired bitch ha :coffee:

i just want to emphasize on something in mike's post,the rhyming,royce or anybody will NEVER be able to rhyme as good as Em does on SSLP.
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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby Master Chief » Jun 23rd, '11, 17:09

MikeNUFC wrote:
Master Chief wrote:SSLP is not a classic album. Death Is Certain is. Deal with it.


SSLP not a classic? WHAT?!!!

It's one of the most genius albums ever made.

Royce could never come close to the genius of that album. Royce could never be so hilarious while at the same time being serious, so subtly. Royce could never rhyme as well as Eminem did on that album. Royce could never be as witty or as ironic. Royce couldn't come to close to Eminem's flawless flows. It's laughable to suggest Royce could make an album that flows in the way SSLP does from start to finish or think of concepts as amazing as the ones on there.

That whole last paragraph doesn't really matter or mean much because Royce's purpose and intent with the album, Death Is Certain wasn't to be witty, ironic, or to come up with amazing concepts. That album is Royce in the stage of his life where it was dark and where he was depressed and angry. You surely don't expect him to make a song like As The Word Turns in there, do you? Because that would ruin the flow and theme of the album. Even so, Royce's flows on that album are superior to Eminem's on SSLP. Royce's flow has always been better than Em's... songs like Hip Hop and Throwback showcase that on DIC.

Like I said, SSLP is a fantastic, borderline classic but it just doesn't have enough great and timeless songs for me to consider that it is a classic. Rock Bottom is one, I know.
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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby EminemBase » Jun 23rd, '11, 17:14

Master Chief wrote:
MikeNUFC wrote:
Master Chief wrote:SSLP is not a classic album. Death Is Certain is. Deal with it.


SSLP not a classic? WHAT?!!!

It's one of the most genius albums ever made.

Royce could never come close to the genius of that album. Royce could never be so hilarious while at the same time being serious, so subtly. Royce could never rhyme as well as Eminem did on that album. Royce could never be as witty or as ironic. Royce couldn't come to close to Eminem's flawless flows. It's laughable to suggest Royce could make an album that flows in the way SSLP does from start to finish or think of concepts as amazing as the ones on there.

That whole last paragraph doesn't really matter or mean much because Royce's purpose and intent with the album, Death Is Certain wasn't to be witty, ironic, or to come up with amazing concepts. That album is Royce in the stage of his life where it was dark and where he was depressed and angry. You surely don't expect him to make a song like As The Word Turns in there, do you? Because that would ruin the flow and theme of the album. Even so, Royce's flows on that album are superior to Eminem's on SSLP. Royce's flow has always been better than Em's... songs like Hip Hop and Throwback showcase that on DIC.

Like I said, SSLP is a fantastic, borderline classic but it just doesn't have enough great and timeless songs for me to consider that it is a classic. Rock Bottom is one, I know.


Royce's flow has never been better than Em's (aside from recently, but people always think a flow is good if it's smooth and think Em's is bad if he's chopping it up or yelling, but it's about delivery and structure). Em has a million flows and his best ones are some of the greatest in hip-hop history. In his prime, his flows and styles were untouchable.

You seriously think Royce has ever rode beats better than Em did on The Eminem Show? or "Lose Yourself"? - you think he could come up with a flow as consistent, overwhelming and powerful as the "White America" flow? or "Till I Collapse"?. He can't touch that stuff.

As good as his flow ever is, he still just sounds like a guy on a beat rapping. He doesn't totally own your brain and BECOME the fucking song like Em can. And he doesn't have anywhere near the same level of versatility or ways to change his voice, Em can do so much with his voice he's like a voice artist. Royce can't be as intense or convincing.

Royce looks to Em for improvement in his own flow. He even said he was trying to mimic some of the patterns Em was doing on the EP. The Slim Shady LP is a work of art. Royce is not in the same league as Em, as an artist. Not close.

Not enough great or timeless songs on SSLP? "Brain Damage" isn't a great hip-hop song to you? "Guilty Conscience" isn't?, "Role Model"?, "My Fault"?, "Cum On Everybody"?, "Rock Bottom"?, "Just Don't Give a Fuck"?, "As the World Turns"?, "Bad Meets Evil"?, "Still Don't Give a Fuck"?- basically every song is a hip-hop classic.
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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby Master Chief » Jun 23rd, '11, 17:25

EminemBase wrote:Royce's flow has never been better than Em's (aside from recently, but people always think a flow is good if it's smooth and think Em's is bad if he's chopping it up or yelling, but it's about delivery and structure). Em has a million flows and his best ones shit on any flow Royce has ever come up with.

Royce looks to Em for improvement in his own flow. He even said he was trying to mimic some of the patterns Em was doing on the EP. The Slim Shady LP is a work of art. Royce is not in the same league as Em, as an artist. Not close.

Royce's best flows are better than Eminem's best flows, actually. Royce is known as a flow rapper, that's his expertise. Eminem is in no way better than Royce on that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5V1hGr16zQ

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdvkFklw5l8

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgTZMAHB ... re=related

^ Eminem cannot flow like that. I could post more but I don't feel it necessary.

Royce on Fast Lane destroyed Eminem based on rhyming and flow. Same with Echo, Living Proof and Take From Me. Royce's flow on Take From Me was flawless. As an artist, not close to Em? Not nowadays but we'll have to see what Success Is Certain brings considering he said that's gonna be a very introspective album. DIC is Royce in his prime as an artist and that DOES come close to Eminem's level of artistry.
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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby Master Chief » Jun 23rd, '11, 17:29

EminemBase wrote:You seriously think Royce has ever rode beats better than Em did on The Eminem Show? or "Lose Yourself"? - you think he could come up with a flow as consistent, overwhelming and powerful as the "White America" flow? or "Till I Collapse"?. He can't touch that stuff.

He has actually surpassed that stuff :y:

As good as his flow ever is, he still just sounds like a guy on a beat rapping. He doesn't totally own your brain and BECOME the fucking song like Em can. And he doesn't have anywhere near the same level of versatility or ways to change his voice, Em can do so much with his voice he's like a voice artist. Royce can't be as intense or convincing.

Yeah. Ok. You haven't heard much Royce have you? It's literally impossible at this point if you're actually claiming that. Listen to the Bar Exam 2, 3 & Street Hop. You're severely overrating Eminem's flow.

Not enough great or timeless songs on SSLP? "Brain Damage" isn't a great hip-hop song to you? "Guilty Conscience" isn't?, "Role Model"?, "My Fault"?, "Cum On Everybody"?, "Rock Bottom"?, "Just Don't Give a Fuck"?, "As the World Turns"?, "Bad Meets Evil"?, "Still Don't Give a Fuck"?- basically every song is a hip-hop classic.

My Fault definitely isn't. Cum on Everybody is nowhere near a great song :laughing:

As The World Turns? No. Role Model? No. Guilty Conscience? No. The rest, yeah. But, that's not a lot as you can see.
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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby EminemBase » Jun 23rd, '11, 17:31

Master Chief wrote:
EminemBase wrote:Royce's flow has never been better than Em's (aside from recently, but people always think a flow is good if it's smooth and think Em's is bad if he's chopping it up or yelling, but it's about delivery and structure). Em has a million flows and his best ones shit on any flow Royce has ever come up with.

Royce looks to Em for improvement in his own flow. He even said he was trying to mimic some of the patterns Em was doing on the EP. The Slim Shady LP is a work of art. Royce is not in the same league as Em, as an artist. Not close.

Royce's best flows are better than Eminem's best flows, actually. Royce is known as a flow rapper, that's his expertise. Eminem is in no way better than Royce on that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5V1hGr16zQ

or

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdvkFklw5l8

OR

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgTZMAHB ... re=related

^ Eminem cannot flow like that. I could post more but I don't feel it necessary.

Royce on Fast Lane destroyed Eminem based on rhyming and flow. Same with Echo, Living Proof and Take From Me. Royce's flow on Take From Me was flawless. As an artist, not close to Em? Not nowadays but we'll have to see what Success Is Certain brings considering he said that's gonna be a very introspective album. DIC is Royce in his prime as an artist and that DOES come close to Eminem's level of artistry.


None of those flows touch Em's best flows. And he's only got bits of stretch in his tones - Em can bounce between intensities in his vocal tone even when spitting at speed and his structures can be incredibly complex and ten fold more impressive than Royce's.

Almost any flow on The Eminem Show > any of Royce's.

"Criminal" flow > those flows. Royce can't be as tight or consistent. It's not just about speeding through flows, he can't structure in such tight consistency as Em can. And no, he's never been close to Em's artistry. Not at all. Not even in the same league. Royce is a rapper, Eminem was a genius. Royce is not a genius. At all.

A lot of the things Royce says I could come up with myself, back in the day his punchlines were fantastic but there's more to rap, or being an artist or a lyricist than punchlines and 'hip-hop talk'. Not saying that's all he can do but he can't do much more.

To say Royce has created anything that even touches the sides of Em's golden trio is laughable. Royce, 'close' to the guy on The Marshall Mathers LP? :laughing:
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Re: Yelawolf vs. Royce

Postby EminemBase » Jun 23rd, '11, 17:35

Master Chief wrote:
EminemBase wrote:You seriously think Royce has ever rode beats better than Em did on The Eminem Show? or "Lose Yourself"? - you think he could come up with a flow as consistent, overwhelming and powerful as the "White America" flow? or "Till I Collapse"?. He can't touch that stuff.

He has actually surpassed that stuff :y:


:laughing: good one.

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EminemBase wrote:As good as his flow ever is, he still just sounds like a guy on a beat rapping. He doesn't totally own your brain and BECOME the fucking song like Em can. And he doesn't have anywhere near the same level of versatility or ways to change his voice, Em can do so much with his voice he's like a voice artist. Royce can't be as intense or convincing.

Yeah. Ok. You haven't heard much Royce have you? It's literally impossible at this point if you're actually claiming that. Listen to the Bar Exam 2, 3 & Street Hop. You're severely overrating Eminem's flow.


Yes I have heard Royce's material. I am a fan of Royce. Don't assume I don't listen to him or I dislike him just because I don't agree with you.

Nothing on Street Hop is even mildly comparable to Em's best flows. And none of the material is anywhere near as compelling. It's very basic hip-hop, very basic subject-matter and aside from his execution, standard stuff that I'd expect any half decent rapper to spit. He's not in a league of his own. Eminem absolutely was. A world of his own even.

Master Chief wrote:
EminemBase wrote:Not enough great or timeless songs on SSLP? "Brain Damage" isn't a great hip-hop song to you? "Guilty Conscience" isn't?, "Role Model"?, "My Fault"?, "Cum On Everybody"?, "Rock Bottom"?, "Just Don't Give a Fuck"?, "As the World Turns"?, "Bad Meets Evil"?, "Still Don't Give a Fuck"?- basically every song is a hip-hop classic.

My Fault definitely isn't. Cum on Everybody is nowhere near a great song :laughing:

As The World Turns? No. Role Model? No. Guilty Conscience? No. The rest, yeah. But, that's not a lot as you can see.


You don't think "Role Model" or "Guilty Conscience" are great hip-hop songs?...

I have no respect left for your taste.

And don't say "as you can see" as if it's a fact they're not now because 'you said so' lmao.

Eminem was a groundbreaking artist, an intensive wordsmith and a genius. Royce is just 'a decent rapper' of which there are many. He's not groundbreaking, not mind-blowingly original, in fact... hardly original at all, plenty of rappers spit the same shit he does.

He's never made 'genius' material, he's never made things the rap game hasn't heard before. He's also not as witty, not as creative and not much of an artist.

To say Royce was or is as good as or close to the level of artistry Eminem was in his prime is just absolutely laughable, and you're crazy. And I think Royce would laugh and put you in a straight jacket too.
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