"Sorry, Slim, But Lil Wayne Is the Greatest MC Alive"

[csw621]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/brian-penny/eminem-lil-wayne_b_4262955.html

Where do they find these idiots...

[Francesco]

Wtf? That come as kind of an official article... I mean it's made to look like one.

[RSoares]

I don't even.. I don't.. what's this?

Eehh.. fuck it, I don't care.

[skc_]

wayne did a song with paris hilton.... i dont really consider this dude not even an mc anymore

[Whitefox]

If I were Wayne, I would be offended. Poor faggots used him just to say shit about Eminem.

[LMShady]

Wow how retarded... my brain hurts

[mdemaz]

Wow...

[WindowPane]

Did this motherfucer just say that 'Lollipop' is better than 'Lose Yourself'

[Revtone]

Wait, who?

[Sympathy92]

The career-defining single for each of emcee is Eminem's "Lose Yourself," an ode to the struggle of becoming a rapper, and Lil Wayne's "Lollipop," a song about sex. Both songs are approximately five minutes long, and Em fits about 50 percent more words in his song. Weezy's lyrics are much more repetitive, so Shady is essentially working twice as hard to produce the same effect. This certainly proves Marshall is talented and hard-working. It proves he can spit complicated rhyme patterns. But is that what makes a great song? By accomplishing the same thing (a number 1 single) with half the words, Tunechi proves he has a better grasp of lyricism than the Rap God.

Theres no way in hell this guy just compared Lose Yourself to Lollipop. What a joke of a "journalist"

[yoda you can call me]

kill it before it lays eggs

[Shady50]

Wayne was decent Pre-Carter 3. Now he's a fuckin' joke.

[EminemBase]

[EminemBase]

The career-defining single for each of emcee is Eminem's "Lose Yourself," an ode to the struggle of becoming a rapper, and Lil Wayne's "Lollipop," a song about sex. Both songs are approximately five minutes long, and Em fits about 50 percent more words in his song. Weezy's lyrics are much more repetitive, so Shady is essentially working twice as hard to produce the same effect. This certainly proves Marshall is talented and hard-working. It proves he can spit complicated rhyme patterns. But is that what makes a great song? By accomplishing the same thing (a number 1 single) with half the words, Tunechi proves he has a better grasp of lyricism than the Rap God.

Theres no way in hell this guy just compared Lose Yourself to Lollipop. What a joke of a "journalist"

I guess Soulja Boy proves he's the greatest of all then, by achieving his #1 with "NOW SUPERHMAHAANNANA DAH WUUGUHHHHHH"

LMAO. What a fucking moron.

[Francesco]

The career-defining single for each of emcee is Eminem's "Lose Yourself," an ode to the struggle of becoming a rapper, and Lil Wayne's "Lollipop," a song about sex. Both songs are approximately five minutes long, and Em fits about 50 percent more words in his song. Weezy's lyrics are much more repetitive, so Shady is essentially working twice as hard to produce the same effect. This certainly proves Marshall is talented and hard-working. It proves he can spit complicated rhyme patterns. But is that what makes a great song? By accomplishing the same thing (a number 1 single) with half the words, Tunechi proves he has a better grasp of lyricism than the Rap God.

Theres no way in hell this guy just compared Lose Yourself to Lollipop. What a joke of a "journalist"

I guess Soulja Boy proves he's the greatest of all then, by achieving his #1 with "NOW SUPERHMAHAANNANA DAH WUUGUHHHHHH"
LMAO. What a fucking moron.

Word... that's exactly like Soulja sounded too. lol