Biggies two albums are immaculate pieces of pop culture,Lauryn Hill is an icon in pop culture. Jay Elect’s fanbase is more cult like and doesn’t touch the widespread acclaim those two acts have. Not dissing him as an artist but he doesn’t have a real full body of work besides that ok-ish joint album with Jay to compare.(And no real pop culture impact)

Synopsis right for once

Where da link to the new thread

OP is a clown but, bar for bar, this is a classic thread.

Bar for bar, ban OP

Ban for Ban, OP is the Greatest Ban of All Time

Nah, stop bumping it

It's you every time

@Goo you seeing this?

Synop, I never knew you even interacted with the music sxn. I thought it was just politics and sports

Personally, I treat Jay Elec, like Frank.

I can’t put them in any “greatest of all time” lists because it’s not really fair to other artists who take actually put out music more than once/twice a decade.

He talks about rappers the same way he talks politics

He got banned?

Imagine

Jay embodies the persona of the greatest story never told. He lives within the fabric thread of hip hop as an apparition that manages to sail from discussion to discussion decade apart of the greatest of all time without having his hand raised. His lyrics are truth. He lives these truths. Who else was a step away from being being part of the Rothschilds yet he still raps about the one percenters and world controlling bodies because he was there in their presence. Jay is an anomaly in not only rap but in life.

As far as technical rap proficiency, he not better than Lupe, or Black Thought.

A Written Testimomy, Rap Album of the Year, out now

how yall feel about this take now that we aren't in the year of AWT