[We The Damned]

i hope they die of aids

[pastaoven]

eminem, better singer/rap by far

[Vuitton_XVI]

Neither.
But if I had to choose, Eminem.

[Heart_Shaped_Glasses]

pastaoven, on Apr 30 2007, 11:52 PM, said:

eminem, better singer/rap by far

Hmmmm well Eminem has better songs and has been around longer.Kanye was pretty much a one hit wonder.

[AchillesLastStand]

EMINEM.... B CUZ HE WHYTE YO!!!!!

[gunsnroses]

I like both of these rappers very much. Kanye West got lotsa catchy songs, but some songs that really suck ass. So I got to go with Eminem. Love all of his stuff and his rapping-voice. It's cool. And what he's rapping about got a message and a meaning (well most of it).

[trappedinhell]

is this a serious question???

kanye is garbage

eminem >>>>>>>>>>>>> kanye

[Shyzzo]

I prefen Eminem. Nuf said. xD

[Woogy]

eminem murders lyrically. kanye has better beats, even if most of them are sampled. eminem went from comic, to deep. thats not necessarily bad

[The Phlegmy One!111]

Eminem. Kanye gets samples that are addictive, spruces them up slightly and raps with shitty lyrics over it. He isn't a proper rapper, seeing him freestyle is just embarrassing. Eminem is a little angry man, but if there's one thing he knows, it's how to rap.

[scarletspider]

Eminem... hands down

[eightiesbaby80]

kanye. duh

[rockitmarty]

I believe they are both great artist. Don't be so hard on my Midwest brothas

Marty

[jsmusicbox]

kanye west for sure eminem is talented and definitely defies the whole thing of 'cultural appropration', but kanye knows how to market himself and has definitely switched it up with this last album

[cmajor_thrr3ee]

neither.

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