ATTN Winnson

[Megaterio Llamas]

Is this what the young folks speak of when they talk about rap?

We dug this stuff back in our day too. But we didn't call it rap.

[Professor Diet Butcher]

[Winnson]

Mega, yours is more R&B.

DB's is more Rasta/Reggae

[Winnson]

Rap is next level. Try to keep up with this.



I can spit every sibilant, phoneme and morpheme, straight up.

[Winnson]

And just relax and enjoy the flow. Rakim was a lyrical beast.

[Winnson]

Check out any rap music before 1990 and it's awesome. Post 1990 it starting getting bad. Real bad.

http://www.hiphopisread.com/2012/04/sec ... music.html

[Winnson]

Eminem was everything I aspired to be. I used to think I was better, but not anymore. That boy is dedicated to the game.



I still can't spit this one quite right, even though it's been out for years, and that's just me saying what he already said.



Eminem has earned his chops, big time. I can't even copy him anymore. I saw him do it live too, so it's not just studio edit.

Eminem is a beast.

[Winnson]

[Megaterio Llamas]

[Megaterio Llamas]