Rank Juice Crew

In this collective how would you rank the Classics from Best to Worst?
Who was the illest MC?
Who had the best Discog?
Who had the Greatest Influence?
Who is the most underrated member?

In this collective how would you rank the Classics from Best to Worst?
Too many classics to mention, my fav Juice Crew album is "It's A Big Daddy Thing"
Who was the illest MC?
Big Daddy Kane
Who had the best Discog?
Probably Masta Ace because he never released a dud, Kool G Rap isn't far behind though.
Who had the Greatest Influence?
Tie between Kane and G Rap
Who is the most underrated member?
Tragedy Khadafi aka The Intelligent Hoodlum

i cosign all of KJ's except the first two, i would change them to Live and Let Die and G Rap

In this collective how would you rank the Classics from Best to Worst? <--- All the classics? Well...my favorites are:

Intelligent Hoodlum "Tragedy: Saga of a Hoodlum"
Big Daddy Kane "It's A Big Daddy Thing"
Masta Ace "Take a Look Around"
Marley Marl "In Control, Vol. 1"
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo "Road To The Riches" (new favorite as of late)

Who was the illest MC? <--- Big Daddy Kane IMO.

Who had the best Discog? <--- Masta Ace IMO.

Who had the Greatest Influence? <--- Marley Marl

Who is the most underrated member? <--- Tragedy/Intelligent Hoodlum. I still bump his records on the regular.

Good to see you showin' Tragedy some love man, dude is mad prolific on a lot of 1998-2005 releases, he does a lot of work with KP, Cormega, CNN, and other dudes. He gets slept on hard for some reason.

Steve wrote:

Good to see you showin' Tragedy some love man, dude is mad prolific on a lot of 1998-2005 releases, he does a lot of work with KP, Cormega, CNN, and other dudes. He gets slept on hard for some reason.

I completely agree! Honestly, Trag is probably my 2nd (or 3rd) most listened to in this collective. And I agree his catalog is very strong and he's got some dope guest spots in recent time as well.

In this collective how would you rank the Classics from Best to Worst?
Too many classics to mention, my fav Juice Crew album is "It's A Big Daddy Thing"
Who was the illest MC?
Big Daddy Kane
Who had the best Discog?
Probably Masta Ace because he never released a dud, Kool G Rap isn't far behind though.
Who had the Greatest Influence?
Tie between Kane and G Rap
Who is the most underrated member?
Tragedy Khadafi aka The Intelligent Hoodlum

KJ sums it up very nicely.

Steve wrote:

Good to see you showin' Tragedy some love man, dude is mad prolific on a lot of 1998-2005 releases, he does a lot of work with KP, Cormega, CNN, and other dudes. He gets slept on hard for some reason.

Have you checked out The Death of Tragedy? Good album.

In this collective how would you rank the Classics from Best to Worst?
It's A Big Daddy Thing

Who was the illest MC?
Kool G Rap

Who had the best Discog?
Masta Ace even though i'm no where near a fan of his I must admit he is the most consistant.

Who had the Greatest Influence?
Kane

Who is the most underrated member?
Biz Markie I think people write him off to quick but 4get he had some of the most classic singles out of the Juice Crew.

Steve wrote:

Good to see you showin' Tragedy some love man, dude is mad prolific on a lot of 1998-2005 releases, he does a lot of work with KP, Cormega, CNN, and other dudes. He gets slept on hard for some reason.

Co-Sign 100%

Biz Markie I think people write him off to quick but 4get he had some of the most classic singles out of the Juice Crew

Make the music with your mouth is very much a classic. One of the first real beat boxing jams.

Zoltar wrote:

Biz Markie I think people write him off to quick but 4get he had some of the most classic singles out of the Juice Crew

Make the music with your mouth is very much a classic. One of the first real beat boxing jams.

Co-Sign. Nobody Beats The Biz, Just A Friend, and Vapors are other Biz classic tracks.

I like Biz. He's not be the most skilled rapper of the crew, but he's very entertaining and has dropped some dope tracks.