I guess I'll be the first to say no.

I completely agree that Pun's flow is very good and often great throughout the album, but I've always believed he's overrated for his punchlines, many of which I honestly don't think pack much of a punch. I don't want to get carried away with it, because I like Pun, but I just don't bump his material as much as many others do.

I respect the "yes" votes, because they are very much defendable, but I'll settle on no.

[QUOTE="NanakiNebula"][QUOTE="cmpepper23"][QUOTE="NanakiNebula"]

I definitely feel he is underrated, only because his punchlines are often clever and harbor a second meaning.

That said, though, he needs to revert to his old self. I feel like his progression has been stagnant for a while; in fact, I'd go so far as to say he has regressed. MM4 was lackluster, and 5 & 6 are abominations. I'll give 7 a listen, with the hope that he manages to bring back his old form.

The Internet Nerds tracks are great, btw. Very creative. 

HaSheeSh_basic

I thought he peaked with MM4. It was really good. 5 and 6 weren't bad, they just weren't up to par with previous ones. They both had tracks that I liked and some that were so so. I have yet to listen to MM7 completely, but so far I like what I hear. 

I couldn't stand 5 or 6; I honestly couldn't pick out more than two or three tracks in total that I liked off them. I thought his peak was at MM3 - that album is stacked with bangers; 'Nothin' But Lies', 'Failure's Not An Option', 'Ima Playa Fasho' and 'Rain' being my favorites.

Yeah, I definitely feel MM2 and MM3 can be considered neck-and-neck. That was the Cham I used to appreciate, he needs to find a way to bring back that skill. 

[QUOTE="NanakiNebula"]

I definitely feel he is underrated, only because his punchlines are often clever and harbor a second meaning.

That said, though, he needs to revert to his old self. I feel like his progression has been stagnant for a while; in fact, I'd go so far as to say he has regressed. MM4 was lackluster, and 5 & 6 are abominations. I'll give 7 a listen, with the hope that he manages to bring back his old form.

The Internet Nerds tracks are great, btw. Very creative. 

cmpepper23

I thought he peaked with MM4. It was really good. 5 and 6 weren't bad, they just weren't up to par with previous ones. They both had tracks that I liked and some that were so so. I have yet to listen to MM7 completely, but so far I like what I hear. 

I couldn't stand 5 or 6; I honestly couldn't pick out more than two or three tracks in total that I liked off them. I thought his peak was at MM3 - that album is stacked with bangers; 'Nothin' But Lies', 'Failure's Not An Option', 'Ima Playa Fasho' and 'Rain' being my favorites.

I definitely feel he is underrated, only because his punchlines are often clever and harbor a second meaning.

That said, though, he needs to revert to his old self. I feel like his progression has been stagnant for a while; in fact, I'd go so far as to say he has regressed. MM4 was lackluster, and 5 & 6 are abominations. I'll give 7 a listen, with the hope that he manages to bring back his old form.

The Internet Nerds tracks are great, btw. Very creative. 

Nice list. Mine, in no particular order:

Next Time - Gang Starr

Work - Gang Starr

Capture - Gang Starr

Above the Clouds - Gang Starr

It's All Real - Pitch Black

The Squeeze - Gang Starr

Hate - Blaq Poet

Set Me Free - Pushim 

Right Where You Stand - Gang Starr

Discipline - Gang Starr 

[QUOTE="Toriko42"][QUOTE="elpooz"]

[QUOTE="mischa_barton"]generic overdone thug music isn't hip-hopSoulEater30

how so?

*waits for nakin to bring his "wu-tang is real hip-hop and defines it" argument to the table*

Wow, nice. You and I both know that there is a difference between thug and mafioso. Orlando and I had a long debate about it a while back.

Lando, it's 2-1. :D 

[QUOTE="mischa_barton"]generic overdone thug music isn't hip-hopelpooz

how so?

*waits for nakin to bring his "wu-tang is real hip-hop and defines it" argument to the table*

What's a "nakin?" :D

Oh, and this is real hip hop: click.

R.I.P. Baatin.

Slum Village forever.