it's not bleeped out for a lot of people it's just some people choose to bleep it out because it's more advertiser friendly. this isn't anything new like at the start of videos people will censor bad words and then stop censoring it later it's just youtube shorts aren't long so everything ends up getting censored for advertising purposes
U can't say that tho, not everyone listens to music the same so for u, u'd like Eminem, for me I don't like Eminem, music is subjective, so to say someone else GOAT album is wrong jus coz u don't agree is completely wrong
Nah, too me it’s either so much fun or testing. I can listen to both of these albums w/o a skip no matter what day it is and how long it’s been out for. Music taste is opinion nd what satisfies the persons brain the most. So to him, so much fun is his best album of all time. It satisfies his brain the most
@@gatitoszuaves5571 except the other two both gave some goofy answers. When the answer isnt an album from before roughly '05, its usually a pretty bad take
U can't say that tho, not everyone listens to music the same, so for u, u'd like Eminem or whoever, for me I don't like Eminem, music is subjective, so to say someone else GOAT album is wrong or they started to listen yesterday jus coz u don't agree is completely wrong
I think illmatic is super overrated. Don't get me wrong I think it's great but for some reason for me it can't be called the greatest of all time. It was written is much better imo
@@itayn6422 illmatic is referred to as the best cuz it opened the doors to so much more. Before illmatic, there was no emcee rapping on the level of nas Also, it is perfect, it just doesnt appeal that much now because of how instrumentation has evolved
@@Matthewcoxinsidetruecrim.e so many to pick from and they choose ones that promote drugs, bitches, stupid behavior and just non sense 🤦♂️no lyrics no skill
It's much better than MMLP, imo, because you see a much more mature side of him, a perfect mix of Slim Shady, Eminem, and Marshall Mathers. And musically, it's amazing.
@@twvlvtheog7334 relapse is criminally underrated. It was Eminem's best work according to me. Ofcourse mmlp.and the Eminem show are classic but em showed creative assets in relapse(+ refill deluxe edition)💥
Also Pete Rock - Center of Attention Jaru the Damaja - Wrath of Math Dj Quik- Quik is The Name Mos Def, Talib Kweli- Mos Def and Talib Kweli Are Black Star Im not an old hip hop head but thats the best "underground" stuff i know Also a newer underground Ghais Guevara- BlackBolshevik Is great other Artist or projects like Westside Gunn Black Thought Black Soprano Family Are also really good
Yes. It would be hard to argue with 36 chambers, or any of the first wave of Wu solos, maybe besides Tical. Saw Wu tang live on Friday and I appreciate its impact even more now
In my opinion GKMC is the greatest rap album of all-time. Storytelling, lyricism, beats and production, I feel like everything on this album was perfect.
TIMELESS ALBUMS: Madvillainy, MMLP, Illmatic, Tetsuo & Youth, The Impossible Kid, Life After Death, All Eyez On Me and GKMC. The list doesn't end here for me, there are more albums which are from top to bottom, PERFECT. If I have to pick just ONE out of these all, I CAN'T.
The visuals, production and lyrics on MBDTF were fire Plus the Good Friday roll out that had a couple fire tracks that didn’t even make the album cut. LETS GO
Warren G: G Funk Era, but why there not in alot of ppl list, West Coast Thang, I live in the Bay for 25 years, never was a big fan of Anything else out Cali at that time, E40, Beligit, C-Bo, Brotha Lynch Hung, The Click, just to name a few
@@silasjamal6263 it's the way he raps, it's a Vallejo slang, alot off ppl can't get past that. Speaking of Vallejo, Mac Mall & Mac Dre, I miss those days
Tpab is just a flawless album that is cohesive like nothing else I’ve ever heard. My personal pick tho has to go to some rap songs by earl tho because it saved me from suicide
The last guy was the biggest W but why didn't anyone say MMLP 1, Get Rich or Die Tryin, The Eminem Show (or any Eminem album for that matter), 2001, Illmatic or Enter the 36 Chambers. My answer of course is 2Pacs "All Eyez on me" and I'm surprised nobody thought of Pac especially if we're talking of all time and not the 2010s 💀💀
As someone who has most of those albums in my top 10 (food and liquor is a top 5 album for me) I don't think it's a bad thing the ppl in this video have different choices. I'd rather they say what they personally like than just what ppl see as the best
@@nicholasanderson9019 thank you bro people forget thug motivation 101 Jeezy literally rapped about what he lived not drilling people at the bodega making bank in the south
@@Thanos69420man agreed! I think my top 5, if we're allowed to include EPs/mixtapes too is: Slim shady EP, 36 chambers, get rich or die trying, What a time to be alive, good kid maad city. I cant pick between 101 and trap or die but one of those would go in top 10
Life after Death is a solid argument. No one else had one. I’d still say Illmatic or perhaps Midnight Marauders… but Life after Death is a solid pick not worth arguing to much.
Any of the first 3 carters could be the best ever. Each a different vibe but simply some of the coldest rapping you’ll ever hear over excellent production
The Best Rap Album of All Time is either JAY-Z - The Blueprint Nas - Illmatic The Notorious B.I.G - Ready to Die Wu-Tang - Enter The Wu Tang Eminem - Marshall Mathers LP Kanye West - Graduation Lil Wayne - Tha Carter III J. Cole - Forest Hills Drive Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
GEEZE dude the last dude made me feel better. I get it’s their opinion but the first dudes saying that’s the best rap album of all time they clearly don’t know much on what’s out there.
As an old head myself I just gotta say old heads need to get over it when it comes to stuff like this. Today's generation didn't grow up on Illmatic, Ready to Die, Low End theory, Aquemini, Reasonable Doubt, etc... so it makes sense they won't say an album from our era.
For me personally, and I know it's gonna get hated. Logics The Incredible True Story. I grew up watching cowboy bebop and the interludes with his voice actor was incredible, the songs are solid too. Mostly though it's that connection to my childhood, and the album that got me through finals in my first Stent in uni. I also grew up a logic fan from call of duty, having him be in all our videos and stuff, sometimes litterally giving me and others shout outs. I remember when he wore the faze hoodie and was one of the few people to take us and the community seriously. I remember him even shouting out gold cams. The album is like a marker from when I transitioned from a kid to an adult, who was independent, like all these huge influences in my life as a kid coming together to give me a final send off.
I like it especially coz it shows how diverse ppls music taste can be, n that no one nowadays conforms to the norm of older rappers, who would be considered legends
I got a couple.. Lox -We are the Streets Wu-36 Chambers Mobb Deep-Infamous Nas-Illmatic Big-Life after Death/RTD Pac-all Eyez Jay-Reasonable Doubt Rae-Purple Tape
