Best Rapper In G-Unit

N05H3AD

I think Young Buck is the best, what does every1 else think???

evil_seed

Spider-Loc

what about mobb deep, M.O.P, Spider Loc

scuba steve

Tony Yayo

voted for lloyd. but like mobb deep too, well there stuff from the Infamous and Murder Muzic anyway

Makaveli

Added Mobb Deep, Mase, Spider-Loc and M.O.P.

evil_seed

Spider-Loc

ha, forgot about Ma$e

ThE_IVIAcIVIAIV

Tony Yayo

immortal technique is signed to the g-unit records too so add him...

Orizio

IT hasn't signed to the G-Unit.In fact I can't think of a rapper more unlikely to sign to G-Unit.

Since Havocs not there,Banks.

N05H3AD

Lloyd Banks

Makaveli wrote:

Added Mobb Deep, Mase, Spider-Loc and M.O.P.

thanks , i knew there was way more people in G-Unit but i couldn't find them, (even on Google) so i decided i would go ahead with the poll and hope that no one would be too offended at my inferior G-Unit knowledge :rolleyes:

LegacyUser

I think it is 50 and then banks. Yayo is only good on fat ass bass tracks cos all he has is loudness.

evil_seed

Spider-Loc

ThE_IVIAcIVIAIV wrote:

immortal technique is signed to the g-unit records too so add him...

Seriously do people even read anymore
http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=51337394&postcount=10

ciaran13

Tony Yayo

have to say banks by a long way.

spider loc is terrible and got murdered by game

Sm0ke

Orizio wrote:

Since Havocs not there,Banks.

mobb deep is havoc on prodigy so u shud have voted for them

Dooom

Mase

Begrudingly went for Mobb.

Coughgunitsucksmonkeyscough. Ahem. Sorry, bit of a cold.

Kuz_3040

Young Buck

G Unit arent as good any more they gone down since Game left he was the best

Orizio

Banks,MOP and Havoc are all easily better then Game,who is another in a long line of name dropping mumbling 'MCs' who are lucky enough to find
themselves on the TV.

cap_ya_ass

Non of em tha only good rappa in there WAS tha game

N05H3AD

Lloyd Banks

cap_ya_ass wrote:

Non of em tha only good rappa in there WAS tha game

congrats on your 1st post , have you got any of the other rappers albums?

Tha Gopher

One thing that annoys me about all the G Unit hatred (which for some reason seems primarily consigned to the internet) is that people overlook that Young Buck is one of the most lyrically talented rappers from the south. Straight Outta Cashville is a great album. Banks has some good freestyles, his album is apparently sh1te though.

Makaveli

I wouldn't say G-Unit hatred is primarily consigned to the net. It's more a case of heads being on Hip-Hop forums expressing their dislike for G-Unit. In the real world(tm) it's a case of a more diluted audience. They may not listen to as much Hip-Hop as others or the only Hip-Hop they know is what MTV Base shows. So they have a less informed opinion because those who use the net have access to far more music and far more information (reviews etc), so they can form, perhaps, a stronger opinion.

Young Buck is someone I've heard limited amounts of music from. I haven't heard his album, but wasn't impressed by him on the G-Unit album. Other than his verse on the Three 6 Mafia song (Stay Fly), I haven't been overly pushed by anything he has done.

I haven't voted on this poll because ultimately I've no interest in it. Mobb Deep, M.O.P. and Mase I'd only be able to base off their pre-G-Unit work which really wouldn't bear any relevance. 50 Cent is a rap by numbers lyricist. Spider-Loc I've never heard anything by him afaik. Yayo and Banks fall into the same category as Young Buck.

I don't hate G-Unit, I just don't care about them. The majority of what I've heard I've disliked, which is enough to put me off listening to anymore.

Ay Cee

Makaveli wrote:

I don't hate G-Unit, I just don't care about them. The majority of what I've heard I've disliked, which is enough to put me off listening to anymore.

The words head, nail & on spring to mind. I'd go along with that completely.

spacecoyote

Mase

Ay Cee wrote:

The words head, nail & on spring to mind. I'd go along with that completely.

I'll second that motion. as Mak said, i'd be similar, the likes of MOP, mobb, etc...i only really know from pre-G-Unit stuff and what little i've heard from the rest hasn't exactly inspired me to go running out to buy their albums.

And people don't just hate on G-Unit. Irrespective of who it is, if the music is poor, whether they are number one in the pop charts or underground mcs, people will voice their dislike. It just so happens that most of the music to come from the G-Unit stables has been weak, cliched, stereotyped hip-hop which sells to the masses, who are, on the whole, quite limited in their knowledge of hip-hop music

Orizio

Tha Gopher wrote:

One thing that annoys me about all the G Unit hatred (which for some reason seems primarily consigned to the internet) is that people overlook that Young Buck is one of the most lyrically talented rappers from the south. Straight Outta Cashville is a great album. Banks has some good freestyles, his album is apparently sh1te though.

Not a hope in hell is Young Buck one of the most talented lyricists in Hip-Hop.He is barely the best in G-Unit.Not that I don't rate the guy.His verse on Stay Fly was nice,but it was certainly nothing special lyrically.

BTW Yayo is horrendous.The worst by a mile,a bit like the Bleek of G-Unit.Its a pity really Banks(in particular) and 50 were decent mixtape artists.Check Banks new single to see how weak he has become.

fuzzywiggle

Tony Yayo

Lloyd Banks! :cool:

N05H3AD

Lloyd Banks

Tha Gopher wrote:

One thing that annoys me about all the G Unit hatred (which for some reason seems primarily consigned to the internet) is that people overlook that Young Buck is one of the most lyrically talented rappers from the south. Straight Outta Cashville is a great album. Banks has some good freestyles, his album is apparently sh1te though.

Thank you, you're the 1st person to even mention Young Buck, he is a legend. T.I.P is also another great album of his, The Hunger For More (Banks' album) is also excellent. With songs like "Work Magic", "I Get High", "If You So Gangsta" and "Til The End" and much more good songs make the album well worth buying.P.S if you think Young Buck is good then vote for him!!!

Orizio

lol @ YB being a legend.

How the hell does an average southern rapper with an average discography become a Hip-Hop legend? :rolleyes: Honestly this is getting embarassing.

hiphopfanno1

Tony Yayo

Lloyd Banks is the best of the lot

ciaran13

Tony Yayo

buck being a lyrcist----lol

buck and yayo really cudnt be worse if they tried.

PG4000

Lloyd Banks

At this stage in their careers, they all suck in my opinion. Mobb Deep sold out in order to make money and now that their album has flopped in America, i hope they realise how much their image has been tainted. M.O.P. are dope but do not belong on G Unit records as it does not suit their style. I always liked Young Bucks flow and the energy he brings to tracks. Lloyd Banks is good at punch lines but he has a boring, monotone voice. Yayo and Spider Loc don't deserve to be mentioned in a poll with the word "Best" in the title. They are horendous rappers. As for 50 Cent... Well he's just like a Ma$e... A pop/rap star that sings. Anyways, thats my 2 cents on G Unit. I'm gonna vote for Young Buck in this poll.:)

franglan

Mase

PG4000 is right sayin that mobb deep sold out joining g unit, could they have sold out any more? I've heard blood money and it sounds like another churned out poppy/rap album by g unit album the second album will probable be a mobb deep version of the 5o cent second album.. as jadakiss said a bunch of love song 100% pure garbage.

IS ANYONE INTO SHYNE?

N05H3AD

Lloyd Banks

Young Buck Rules Despite What Orizio Says!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Orizio

N05H3AD wrote:

Young Buck Rules Despite What Orizio Says!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You really need to listen to some more rappers dude.Any other rappers really.Try Nas,Rakim,Jigga and BIG for a start to see real Hip-Hp legends.