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Re: Complex: 25 Songs Where Rappers Got Murked On Their Own

Postby EminemBase » Dec 17th, '11, 01:24

MikeNUFC wrote:94% of people of who say Eminem murdered Jay-Z on Renegade are saying it because Nas said it.

Em edged the song, nothing more. Two of Jay-Z's best ever verses.


He more than edged it.

Em's verses were already layed and Jay heard them and was in what many consider to be his prime or certainly one of his peaks, as The Blueprint is considered one of his best albums.

And he still couldn't even out-write Em, sat down, having Em's verses there, in his prime.

Em's verses were better in every way. The subject-matter was more broad and yet also more astute, his delivery was 100 times more exciting and... theatrical, his flow was better, and more melodic. And the lyricism, the attention to detail. Em > Jay all the way.

Jay had good verses but Em's easily topple and overpower his.
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Re: Complex: 25 Songs Where Rappers Got Murked On Their Own

Postby 2PointOBoy » Dec 17th, '11, 05:28

Eminem's other cold-cases (from the Complex article):

Xzibit ft. Eminem - Don't Approach Me
Dr. Dre ft. Eminem - Forgot About Dre
50 Cent ft. Eminem - Patiently Waiting
Game ft. Eminem - We Ain't

Surprised to see Drop The World / Forever (serial killing) ain't on this list...
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Re: Complex: 25 Songs Where Rappers Got Murked On Their Own

Postby Fa-Q » Dec 17th, '11, 07:30

There's a difference between murked and two 9/10 Jay verses and two 10/10 Eminem verses
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Re: Complex: 25 Songs Where Rappers Got Murked On Their Own

Postby stillmatic » Dec 17th, '11, 08:51

Seriously, Em in no way murdered Hov. The debate should be about who has the better verse, and although Em probably just wins, there's no murder in sight. Em's words are what they are, and they are hard hitting, but Hov's metaphors and wordplay is immaculate and feels so profound. Em gets the nod because his flow is close to perfect.

Nas doesn't think Em murdered Hov too. No way. That was just a retaliation to Hov's line about Nas' bodyguard having a better verse than him. That made a lot of people laugh and Nas had to retaliate in a similar fashion. In fact, the only two things that Takeover has over Ether is the beat, and that line.

As for the overall list, predictable and easy choice for #1, but more Hov pocket grabbing from Complex, listing 'Black Republicans' as a song where he murdered Nas. Since when? I've not heard one person with that view. If there has ever been any murder in relation to those two artists, it's Nas' murdering Hov on Success with the metaphorical subliminal disses at Hov on his own song. But that's not murder either, he just had the better verse. Complex never ceases to amaze.
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Re: Complex: 25 Songs Where Rappers Got Murked On Their Own

Postby Sam. » Dec 17th, '11, 20:07

Both Artists were at their Primes when this song was made, so it was about giving the Fans the best of this Epic collab. See, that was the original intention when Jay got that song, he came to know about how good Eminem's Verse was and he tried his best to keep the same level and he managed to do that on a larger extent. You can't expect him to emulate Em's Verse, he had to make it different and he did.

The song was not made to show "Who was better?", it was about putting out the best material, given the opportunity to do so. The song a treat to the ears and was not made with an intention to compete. Nas words just made it look competitive.
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