>its all subjective, however you are part of the Lesson clique
>so i'd expect the answers you gave.

Don't condescend. I'm not a part of any clique around here. I don't know any of these dudes, I don't even post here that often - my post count mostly comes from the length of time I've been here, not frequency of posting. I'm just a guy with my own opinions, same as you.

>you were either too young
>or weren't checking for things too much back in hip hop world
>of the mid to late 90's because L Boogie was huge and she had
>that it.

In 1996 I was 22 years old and listening to "The Score" - was about my fifth year of listening to hip hop seriously.

>and she is a better actor.

This means anything to you..? Sure doesn't to me. Neither of them is exactly De Niro in his prime. Anyway I'm here to talk music.

>FYI Cheryl Miller is One of the
>Baddest Female Basketball Players Ever and certainly belongs
>in the discussion amongest the best of the best IMO, they just
>didn't have a WNBA when she played, and i still feel she is
>better than her Brother by a country mile.

Which is exactly why I said not her. Do you really think Lauryn is Cheryl Miller's equivalent in hip hop? I don't, even though she's great in her own right.

>i was there back in the 90's and I dug Outkast and think 3
>Stacks is dope, however he did all of his stuff after Lauryn
>though.

That's not what this thread is about. It's about who did it better, not who did it first. To be honest with you if I was going to a desert island I'd rather have any of the first four OutKast albums over every Fugees album plus "Miseducation" (that being the only classic she was ever a part of).

>Lauryn Hill covered bases Yo. how you gonna argue against
>someone who had Hip-Hop props? R&B props? and Pop props?

On the basis of the argument I already made - scroll up.

>miseducation>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> the love
>below and it ain't even close

I agree with you but it don't even matter.