Who was the biggest group of the mid 90's bone thugs, the wu or fugees?

Jamaica

Which group in your opinion was the biggest/best group between 94-96?

Bone thugs

Creepin on ah come up 1994
East 1999: eternal 1995
Flesh n bone t.h.u.g.s 1996

Wu tang

36 chambers (dropped in late 93 but it rode into 94)
Method man tical 1994
ODB return to the 36 chambers the dirty version 1995
Raekwon only built 4 Cuban links 1995
Gza liquid swords 1995
Ghostface killah iron man 1996

Fugees

Blunted on reality 1994
The score 1996

BlackGerald

I would love to say the Fugees but Wu wins this one

numbaz...80's baby

I was 14 when the 90's ended so I wouldn't know. My educated guess would be Wu-Tang though. I don't remember anybody in Japan screamin their songs anywhere near as much as they did Wu-Tang's music.

a_list

goin with the wu

idoitforhiphop10

jamacia wrote: »

Which group in your opinion was the biggest/best group between 94-96?

Bone thugs

Creepin on ah come up 1994
East 1999: eternal 1995
Flesh n bone t.h.u.g.s 1996

Wu tang

36 chambers (dropped in late 93 but it rode into 94)
Method man tical 1994
ODB return to the 36 chambers the dirty version 1995
Raekwon only built 4 Cuban links 1995
Gza liquid swords 1995
Ghostface killah iron man 1996

Fugees

Blunted on reality 1994
The score 1996

it's hard not to say wu tang wit albums like these released.

Hotflow.FM

only wu win!

dalyricalbandit

Wu Tang Clan ain't nothin to fuck wit

CJ

dalyricalbandit wrote: »

Wu Tang Clan ain't nothin to fuck wit

..............

southernmade

Wu was probably bigger....

I was young when the 90's ended as well But I was a real heavy bone fan back then.....and them boys were winning grammy's

da champ

ya'll just gon' leave out Naughty By Nature?


wait...you said mid-90s?

Gotta go with Wu. They have the advantage of group and solo releases.

ibedamned

I fucked w bone more, never heard of the fugees til the score dropped. But Wu wins this argument easily, and i just started likin them.

Jamaica

ibedamned wrote: »

I fucked w bone more, never heard of the fugees til the score dropped. But Wu wins this argument easily, and i just started likin them.

Me too I was more into bone back then. I liked the wu and fugees too.

Bigavelli

Bone Thugs were the most talented out them


Emotion, Lyrical Content and Message, dope Beats, dope Hooks/Melody, Substance and original Flow


What more can you ask for?

Bigavelli

jamacia wrote: »

Me too I was more into bone back then. I liked the wu and fugees too.

You actully like Bone Thugs? wow never though that would be the case

XIII

wu-tang win by virtue of them having the biggest (and the most) singles out.

shimmy shimmy ya, all that i need, brooklyn zoo, daytona 500

Jamaica

Bigavelli wrote: »

Bone Thugs were the most talented out them


Emotion, Lyrical Content and Message, dope Beats, dope Hooks/Melody, Substance and original Flow


What more can you ask for?

Looks like you're describing eminem

Bigavelli

XIII wrote: »

wu-tang win by virtue of them having the biggest (and the most) singles out.

shimmy shimmy ya, all that i need, brooklyn zoo, daytona 500

But when it comes to quality of Music and making good Songs basically overall Song Writting



Bone Thugs are way better than Wu Tang

Bigavelli

jamacia wrote: »

Looks like you're describing eminem

I mean that can describe so many Artists but Bone Thugs were about before most so that's the other thing they influenced all these Artists that have those qualies cos Bone Thugs been around since forever really


You just did not strike me as a Bone Thugs type dude


When i think of your taste i think of people like Slaughterhouse, Cannibus, Cory Gunz, Immortal Tech, J Cole etc basically very Back Pack simple Music not based on Substance or Emotion or great Beats but just random Rapping over bland Beats



But Bone Thugs to me anyway are legends and i say that with out them even being my fave group

swishers&dank

wu was my personal favorite but bone dropped 3 str8 classics..

dalyricalbandit

The fugees sold more but Wu was/is bigger till this day

Jamaica

swishers&dank wrote: »

wu was my personal favorite but bone dropped 3 str8 classics..

I think east 1999 was bones only classic

Jamaica

Bigavelli wrote: »

I mean that can describe so many Artists but Bone Thugs were about before most so that's the other thing they influenced all these Artists that have those qualies cos Bone Thugs been around since forever really


You just did not strike me as a Bone Thugs type dude


When i think of your taste i think of people like Slaughterhouse, Cannibus, Cory Gunz, Immortal Tech, J Cole etc basically very Back Pack simple Music not based on Substance or Emotion or great Beats but just random Rapping over bland Beats



But Bone Thugs to me anyway are legends and i say that with out them even being my fave group

Lol whatever you say. But I was always a bone thugs fan.

Bigavelli

Crossroads is an example of Hip Hop at it's finest such a ill Song that is timeless

gifted

Man is this really close? Wu by a long shot in practically every category and that is in no disrespect to the other groups.

Impact- their impact is still felt today, mostly in Europe tough, RZA's influence on Kanye and many more, the merchandizing of Wu led to the Rocawears, Sean Johns
Music- their catalogue speaks for itself; the string of classics under their belt is unmatched. They still dropping dope,near classic albums even though times might have moved on
Longevity- they still really doing it.
Content: Wu dropped that street conscious, pro-black, philosophy/spirituality and raw hiphop; the other groups had good content as well but the Wu did all that balanced with that street edge so they get my vote on that. Grammies and awards dont mean much to me.

dalyricalbandit

gifted wrote: »

Man is this really close? Wu by a long shot in practically every category and that is in no disrespect to the other groups.

Impact- their impact is still felt today, mostly in Europe tough, RZA's influence on Kanye and many more, the merchandizing of Wu led to the Rocawears, Sean Johns
Music- their catalogue speaks for itself; the string of classics under their belt is unmatched. They still dropping dope,near classic albums even though times might have moved on
Longevity- they still really doing it.
Content: Wu dropped that street conscious, pro-black, philosophy/spirituality and raw hiphop; the other groups had good content as well but the Wu did all that balanced with that street edge so they get my vote on that. Grammies and awards dont mean much to me.

good post...

Jamaica

Bones impact is as huge as the wu they just don't get the credit they deserve.