Top 10 MC'S in All time in YOUR OPINION!?

Question

Mine are

Del

KRS One

Big L

2pac

Slug

MURS

Talib Kweli

Mos Def

Common

Ice Cube

Answer 1

EVERYBODY TAKE NOTE!!! HE SAID MC"S!!

Rakim

Krs

Pac

Kweli

Common

Lupe

Mos Def

NaS

Saigon

Chamillionaire

(NO ORDER BESIDES RAKIM AND KRS)

Answer 2

Andre 3000

Lupe Fiasco

Cube

Mos Def

Kweli

Biggie

Rakim

there are many more for me but those r the main ones

Answer 3

1.)Nas

2.)2Pac

3.)Jay-z

4.)Biggie

5.)Common

6.)Scarface

7.)Ice Cube

8.)AZ

9.)Eminem

10.)Andre 3000

Answer 4

Dylan

Dylan

Dylan

Dylan

Dylan

Dylan

Dylan

Dylan

Dylan

Soulja Boy

Answer 5

(no particular order)

big pun

eminem

supernatural

la the darkman

crooked i

eyedea

nas

royce da 5'9

ice cube

r.a. the rugged man

Answer 6

no order

Krs

Ice Cube

Biggie

Tupac

Nas

Jay-Z

Talib

common

Method Man

Rakim

Answer 7

Aight I listen to everyone that ya listed .......Except Soulja boy (chill I'm grown) Neway .........Everyone else is on the right track ..........But for myself .....it goes like this

             1. Nas

             2. Notorious B.I.G.

             3. Rakim

             4. Jay-Z

             5. KRS-One

             6. Kool G Rap

             7. Reakwon

             8. Big L

             9. Big Pun

           10. Cannibus

The top three is definit ..........but I listen to so many people so it was type hard .......

But my top Five groups of all time

             1. Wu-Tang

             2. Mobb deep

             3. Juice Crew

             4. Geto Boys

             5. EPMD

One Million Ones Peace..........  

Answer 8

Ben D...i'm with u, i hate answering these questions now. anyway lyrically NAS and BIGGIE.. i don't feel like listing anymore myself!

Answer 9

Rakim

KRS

Kool G Rap

Chuck D

2Pac

Jay-Z

Nas

Biggie

Scarface

Eminem

Answer 10

10. Scarface

Only a handful MCs have managed to sustain their alignment with the streets regardless of success. 'Face is at the top of that list. His wistful ghetto tales and poetic raps are constant reminders that Brad Jordan is the voice of the hood.

Best Album: The Diary

9. Chuck D

Lyrical, with a militant message, and a take-no-prisoners mic persona, Chuck D remains an influential figure in the rap game today.

Best Album: It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back

8. Kool G Rap

The next time your favorite emcee commits a double-homicide on wax, blame it on the notorious Kool G Rap. Why? He's the grandfather of hardcore hip-hop, of course. Some of the grittiest street tales in rap have emerged from G Rap's rhyme book.

Best Album: wanted: Dead or Alive (w/ DJ Polo)

7. 2Pac

Undoubtedly the most influential of all time, 'Pac remains a transcendental MC that's often imitated but never duplicated.

Best Album: Me Against the World

6. Jay-Z

You wouldn't know it from the plethora of hustler-turned-trappers he's inspired, but Jay-Z is the paradigm of rags-to-riches street dreams. Forget his flawless flow and nerve-wracking humor, that marketing plan was him.

Best Album: Reasonable Doubt

5. The Notorious B.I.G.

Lacking any real social message, Biggie possessed enough pizzazz to sway audiences young and old. Not to mention his seemingly effortless wit and ear-grabbing delivery.

Best Album: Ready to Die

4. Nas

Some call him a street prophet for his poetic, conversational-style lyrics. An absolute master of lyrical extravaganza, Nas often paints a picture of urban life in his rhymes.

Best Album: Illmatic

3. Big Daddy Kane

The King of Swagger, Kane dazzled the rap world with his peculiar flair and flamboyant wardrobe. Countless others (including Jay-Z, Biggie, and Snoop) would later adopt his player persona.

Best Album: Long Live the Kane

2. KRS-One

The Teacha transformed the violent brusque of ghetto life into a story of uplift and self-awareness, starting with BDP's incendiary debut, Criminal Minded.

Best Album: By All Means Necessary (w/ Boogie Down Productions)

1. Rakim

While others bragged about their guns, Rakim celebrated his swagger. A smooth, laid-back flow, intense lyricism, and positivity were his stately hallmarks.

Best Album: Paid in Full (Eric B. & Rakim)

Answer 11

no type of order

Pun

Big L

Bigge

Jay Z

Nas

Jadakiss

Rakim

Talib

Cube

Pac

Answer 12

Nas

Don't like listing them all out.

Answer 13

No Order

NaS

Pac

B.I.G.

Rakim

Common

Eminem

Andre 3000

Ice Cube

The D.O.C.

GZA

Answer 14

Pac

Rakim

Nas

Big L

Common

Lupe fiasco

eminem

jay-z

Mos Def

Chuck D

Answer 15

I'm glad to see that the guy asking this question agrees with me that Big L is better than 2pac.

Anyway, this is the top ten.

1. Del

2. Blackthought (of the roots)

3. Guru

4. GZA

5. Vinnie Paz (yeah, I said it)

6. Esoteric

7. Big Pun

8. Big L

9. Aesop Rock

10. Talib Kweli

wtf, someone immediately gave me thumbs down. Why, because I don't have 2pac on my list?  F*ck you, listen to these rappers and you will see why I put them where I did.

Answer 16

No order..

Biggie

Nas

Rakim

Jay-Z

Tupac

Eminem

Big L

Big Pun

Scarface

Ice Cube