>not really true at all, there was about 8 or 9 different
>'topics' just off the first album alone.
>

list the topics because outside of "Things Done Changed", "Everyday Struggle" "Juicy" and "Suicidal Thoughts" it was either drug life or witty east coast lyricism.

>He was a better actor, better icon, more charismatic figure,
>better interview, better news story, better looking poster on
>the wall 'and all that, all that, all that'(c)

and better songs, got it.

>He released a shit-ton of material, he recorded incessantly
>and it wasn't all the most focused quality stuff either.
>
>Pac was more a songs guy than an albums guy.
>
>He didn't flesh out his thoughts into a cohesive album whole
>like that, closest to doing so was the Makiaveli joint which
>perhaps not coincidentally was completed & put together after
>his death.
>

False. Makaveli was completed in 7 days prior to his death. Hence the album title The 7 Day Theory.

>Big talked about all kinds of shit from growing up, to
>braggadocio raps, to storytelling joints, to mental issues,
>rapping from different character's perspectives, etc.
>

Braggadocio raps don't impress me. Pac did all of that other shit as well.

>He just didn't make cuddly pandering cuts like "Dear Momma" or
>direct I'm-Gonna-Kill-You direct diss records like "Hit Em
>Up".
>

True. He just made cuddly pandering radio cuts like "Big Poppa" and "One More Chance" and dropped subliminal disses on other peoples records.

>
>I don't know what this has to do with anything but I guess you
>got meander into musing about other shit when actually
>comparing these two guys as MC's if you're taking Pac's side
>of it musically.

It has to do with Biggie's limited subject matter and the fact that Pac talked about more shit than him. You like BIG more. No biggie fam. Big was technically a better emcee but Pac made better music. Just my opinion.