Not Bay: BUT Rich Tha Factor or Fat Tone??

[Street_Heat]

I know both of these dudes are out of KC, but they got Yay Luv. They both network wit the Bay (E-40, Messy, Quinn, Mac Dre, ect...) so I was wondering who get more Luv in the Yay Area? Who got the hottest music from a Bay perspective?

 

[coldasice]

Rich the factor, i'm not feeling fat tone that much.

 

[TheBayIsTheSco]

i haven't heard enough fat tone but i think rich the facta gets more love here. most of the shit i've heard from rich is tight. good post though, i always wonder what people from other areas think about here. (the bay)

 

[DubbC415]

Rich the factor's first album was put out by GetLow....im fellin Rich's older stuff more, but Fat Tone is tight as fuck also.

 

[readyreader]

rich automatically becuase he is the og in the rap game, if you get rich on your album you got a quality feature. But fat tone ain't no punk by far. You get him you got heat. Imagine a group with Mess , Rich, and fat Tone. Oh boy! and Yuk and c-bo that woulod be the real thug lordz I think. But Fat Tone get the most bay love as of present day. He got everbody from dre to Marvaless to yuck featured on his first two albums. the more bay sound comes from Fat Tone. Hollis did a lot of beats on his first album. Matter of fact most of them. He also got a beat by Pizzo on htere oh yeah the song is with rich and fat tone but the beat is made by pizzo. He got dubee on there and a song with mac dre called cutthroat.

 

[Eddie Fresh]

Definately Rich although I did like Fat Tone's Ima Getcha cd. Didnt really feel his 1st one...

 

[28g w/o the bag]

Young Rich of course...

Fat Tone aint too far behind though

 

[-TiM C-]

Rich The Factor to me is the dopest artist out of KC... so im goin with Rich

too bad i cant find any of his CD's in the bay

 

[Jake]

i would say fat tone cause he uses the old school beat samples with the same catchy hooks that the originals had

 

[SCOCIOUS]

im on that fat tone. dude is raw. on his mixtape he rapped over the rbl bluebird beat.

 

[Spitz Unlimited]

only time will tell if tone can stack up the amount of classic albums rich/major factor has put out over the years....

rap skill-wise i'd say theyre about even....considering tone's style is almost identical to rich's "millenium" style from 99-2000. content-wise rich is more of a hustler and tone is more of a gangsta tho....

both are tight artists overall

 

[x-loc]

fat tone come with the hard shit.....

 

[bigbreaded]

I feeling Fat-Teezy, so im gonna go with Mr-OG-Stack-A-Dolla.

 

[Playa510]

RICH THE FACTOR HAS TIGHTER FLOWS TO ME AND I LIKE HIS BEATS A LOT MORE BUT I HAVENT HEARD EVERY TRACK FAT TONE HAS PUT OUT SO MAYBE IF I HEARD A LITTLE BIT MORE I WOULD LIKE HIS JUST AS MUCH.

 

[28g w/o the bag]

do they got fonk now or somethin?

 

[nonfiCKtion]

I NEVER HEARD FAT TONE BUT I HEARD HE WAS HARD. BUT RICH ON THE OTHER HAND IS THE TIGHTEST NIGGA OUT OF KANSAS CITY NEXT TO TECH9NE. RICH HAS A DOPE ASS FLOW. HE SHOWED HIS ASS ON THAT BLACK BORDER BORTHERS CD. DON'T FORGET ABOUT ROUSHEN ROULETTE.

 

[MDASH]

Rich the Factor

 

[Street_Heat]

umm, I gotta give it to Rich because Tone incorporates so much Rich Tha Factor slang into his music.
On the Fat Tone song feat. Rich, Messy & Yuk which Lil R did the beat not Pizzo. Rich say " I'ma gee like 10 hundreds/ ride a vet wit rims on it." On the same song Tone say " I'ma Gee like 20 fifty's/ I bang althrough the 50's." I think being on West Coast Mafia gives Tone the look as if he's hotter. But Rich is like 15 or 16 albums ahead of Tone. But Tone will get their.

 

[Eddie Fresh]

When I 1st heard Fat Tone's "Ima Get Cha" cd, I thought he sounded alot like Rich on acouple of tracks...is it becuz they both from KC? I havent really heard his other albums.

 

[tone650]

Skrich the factor. I ain't heard of fat tone.