




Kill You wrote:While I feel that Jay doesn't deserve the number one spot, he definitely deserves to be higher than 6...Watch The Throne, anyone? Have they forgotten that last year was a pretty big year for Jay-Z? Smfh. Inb4 Drake and Wayne are number 1 and 2.

Sergio M. wrote:Kill You wrote:While I feel that Jay doesn't deserve the number one spot, he definitely deserves to be higher than 6...Watch The Throne, anyone? Have they forgotten that last year was a pretty big year for Jay-Z? Smfh. Inb4 Drake and Wayne are number 1 and 2.
Man, if Jay-Z is #6, I think Eminem will be on the Top 5![]()
The Top 5 will be revealed on sunday.


Kill You wrote:I do think Em should be on this list, but Jay deserves to be a little higher...he did have a bigger year. I think Em will be in the top 5 as well. Not that I'm really complaining about that because he had a decent year too, but not as big as Jay's. I'll say Em is the number one MC when he drops another album most likely but BME and a great Cypher alone isn't enough I feel.



Because of his fame.SliK wrote:The only 'hot' (NOT talented, but 'hot') MC on H:TS was Eminem.



Sergio M. wrote:Because of his fame.SliK wrote:The only 'hot' (NOT talented, but 'hot') MC on H:TS was Eminem.
And bth Royce was better than Em on H:TS

EminemBase wrote:Sergio M. wrote:And bth Royce was better than Em on H:TS
He wasn't.
Royce out-rapped Em in spots, they had different intent at different moments though which is why it seems back and forth / like they occasionally 'top' each other.
As at a moment where Em may be going for humour, Royce may be going for more rhymes and visa versa, so it always will look uneven or close.
But Em is still more witty, his lyrics are more interesting (as is his phrasing and writing), his flows and delivery were better and more exciting and he still has more of a personality on the mic.
Royce himself even said that a lot of flows on the EP or in recent times he's experimented with have come from Em, as in, him being influenced by or emulating Em. And the same is obvious with his attempts at humour, a lot of which just fall completely flat on the EP.
"Being around other talented people that push you, inspire you to a level that you just want to keep up. [...] So, when I get around them, I know I’m around emcees of a certain caliber that’s trying to tear your fucking absolute head off every time they step in the booth, so you have to rhyme on a certain level in order to just keep up. I think that’s inspiration in itself, so it’s pretty much the same when I’m in there with Slaughterhouse and when I’m in there with Em."

Sergio M. wrote:EVERY artist has their inspirations. And that's what make them getting better and better. That's what happened to Royce. He dealt very well with the pressure of making a duo with one of the best of all-time. IMO he was as good as Eminem on H:TS.

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