>like can you see that, based on my descriptions so far
>liberal as they may be. it's a display of lyrical skill. Kane
>wrote it is the only 'complication'. But Biz owned it. He
>didn't fumble like Dre spitting a ___ verse... feel me?
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>It's not the execution of the song. it's owning the verse.
>Owning the mic for a verse.
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>I know folk use blackout for 40 bar spit and shit like that,
>but its the intent behind it not the length.

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>I fucked up using blackout because of that, but I don't know
>how else to describe

Because that's exactly how I interpreted what you said. I think a lot of other people in here thought the same as me though. If someone asked me for examples of Blackout verses I would think of BDK, Canibus, Chino, OC, etc and not MC's like Biz, Chuck or Doug E Fresh who aren't trying to prove they are the best to ever touch a mic and murder MC's.
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>Redman made albums of blackout verses. I'm not even saying it
>has to be the best or good for that matter, it's just the
>attempt to show you da best on the mic has to be displayed
>somewhere.

See that's where I'm still not clear because I don't think Biz does that. His whole intent is the fun loving, weird, quirky, crowd rocking MC in that Busy Bee line of party MC's and not the Moe Dee or Caz model. Biz is much more concerned with making you laugh than "Blacking out" or "Killing It".
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>"Goin Off" qualifies because on that track Biz is clearly just
>showing off even if BDK wrote it.

So let me ask you this...can you give me an example of what you're describing so I can get a better clue as to what you mean? You mentioned Dre earlier but he's clearly a producer and not an MC. He wants to let Kurupt or Snoop or whoever handle the real MC shit.
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