J Cole vs. Big K.R.I.T.....Who's the better artist?

I asked the simple question on twitter today, "Who's the better artist, with the better catalogue so far, BigKRIT or J Cole?"  I didn't realize how real of a question that was for people who live and breath this hip hop sh*t.  It was just something that I'd been thinking about and never really given much thought to because I listen to both artists equally.  Or do I?  The response seemed to be pretty one sided depending on gender.  Seeing as I'm not aTwitter Mogul, these results can not be used in any type of Hip Hop study.  I'm just a nigguh with a blog, a twitter account, and come people who actually read my blog and tweets.  That sh*t still amazes me, not much tho.

While the guys on my timeline voted K.R.I.T. as quick as they could get in a mention, my female followers chose J Cole.  Now, Big Simba ain't no fool.  I can clearly tell why females would go for Cole first given the way he's been presented on covers and in videos and the -- I hate this word-- "swag" that seems to compliment him in even YOUR girlfriend's eyes.  I remember my significant seeing him in concert and instantly saying, "He's cute!"  Don't worry ladies and gents, I handled mine later that night.  And even though Cole may still be "cute", that's all he is...Namsayin!  But anyway, back to the subject at hand.  Cole talks to women more than he talks to men.  Lets just keep it real here on the urban streets of Bloggers Ave. right inbetween Park Pl. and MLKjr. blvd. BUCK! BUCK! BUCK! BUCK!  BigKRIT in my ears, is just deeper with more feeling in his delivery, which is ironic when you consider that J Cole is actually talking to your girl on a lot of tracks.

So then I started to go mixtape by mixtape.  Yea I know mixtapes don't get awards, but who gives a damn, especially in the age where mixtapes are better than the studio albums.  Just keeping it trill my dude.  So I went by most recent.  That puts #Returnof4Eva vs. #FNL (Friday Night Lights).  Personally, I chose Return of 4 Eva.  We're talking about an album that actually improved on the southern hospitality behind KRIT's first project which blew him out of orbit onto every Hip Hop mag cover and blog site.  We're talking about a creative project (Returnof4Eva) that I have not seen one negative remark about.  A drop that had twitter in shambles begging KRIT for that stuff to make us feel good, just one more hit. 

But wait, didn't Friday Night Lights shut down J Cole's blog page the instant it dropped that long night last winter?  Cole had the girls wet, the dudes nodding, and aviator headphones getting they dusts knocked off something too proper.  And the mixtape was no sleeper, and you still hear whispers about it and people giving it the nod out of respect, but did the momentum of the buzz really remain strong enough for long enough?  Strong enough for what, and long enough for what?  That mark we set in Hip Hop culture where you can undeniably speak of how "untouchable" or "great" an artist's work and catalogue is.  Which we conveniently follow up with, " can do no wrong!"

So now I pose the question, #TheWarmUp vs #WuzHere?  Ofcourse it all subjective, unless you're speaking to me.  Then, I'm going to have to clarify to the world that Wuz Here is objectively the better piece of work.  I don't have to really explain my opinions.  They're based on factual facts my nigguh!  Just agree and move on.  So I asked all that to ask this, "Who's going to have the better debut album?"  Who's really #1 on your list, and who's really #2.  If you say Big Sean I will twitter slap the fug-outta-ya-fuggin-face with a wet rag dipped in a concoction of Foxy Brown's and Lil Kim's jail house pussy juice funk!