Admit it

admit it
Lil Wayne is the best rapper of the 2000's

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how could someone's opinion be this wrong. soulja boy the goat

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50 Cent maybe

he is
da drought 3 is the greatest collection of music ever made

I mean we can sit here and debate that forever since it's so specific but I'll say he's definitely one of the best if not the best. TCV was the best rap album of 2018, he absolutely put everyone else to shame. He's been going for so long and still just killing it.

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you sure about that senpai?

Lil Wayne is a true Middle Child.

Do you know any other Rapper that fits in the 90s, 00s and 10s?

eminem wayne jayz
uncontested top 3 in the 2000s

jay z and lil wayne are the only ones, debatably eminem

megaman possibly the best song of its time

>Eminem
>2010s

fuck this monkey

recovery may have not been a good album but it was massive for like 2 years

Recovery is not really a good Hip hop Album, however It was a great Angsty Hip Pop album

It was massive but the only half decent song on it was No Love. Not Afraid aged like shit, so did Rap God from MMLP2. I respect Eminem a lot but he hasn’t released anything particularly memorable this decade.

wasnt this album shelved for years due to the money/contract dispute? That shit could have been written years ago.

Not only that but is it really that hard to be the best in hip hop when you look at its current top artists.

25 To Life and Seduction were also good, but the rest of the album seems boring. MMLP2 had quite a few good songs (Bad Guy is probably the best), Revival has probably 4 good songs and a ton of garbage. Kamikaze is so short and has a lot of boring stuff on it and almost every guest verse he does on a song is "muh silliness!" on a terrible beat, yet everyone eats it up anyways.

You can't deny that Love the Way you Lie was an iconic Song at the time even if it's not really anything special in hindsight

It was perhaps THE Entry song for a whole generation of rap fans , nowadays with Rap being more mainstream the whole "Trying to pander to non rap fans" that Eminem Lil Wayne and Pitbull and many others in that era did may seem corny and unnecessary but back then it was the only way for a rapper to make money

WHO?

There are many songs on here that just couldn't have been made that long ago. Travis Scott is on it for instance.