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• (Here's a top 10 (No Order) for a couple categories, as only 4 just seems too small realistically) Production: DR DRE THE RZA EL-P KANYE WEST DILLA MARLEY MARL RICK RUBIN THE BOMB SQUAD DJ SHADOW ORGANIZED NOISE Lyricism: THE GZA EMINEM RAKIM ICE CUBE AESOP ROCK KENDRICK LAMAR KRS-ONE BIGGIE ANDRE 3K MF DOOM Albums: THE INFAMOUS ENTER THE 36 CHAMBERS READY TO DIE PAUL'S BOUTIQUE LIQUID SWORDS THE CHRONIC STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON 3 FEET HIGH AND RISING AQUEMINI IT TAKES A NATION OF MILLIONS TO HOLD US BACK ENDTRODUCING..... Groups: PUBLIC ENEMY BEASTIE BOYS THE WU-TANG CLAN DE LA SOUL MOBB DEEP OUTKAST A TRIBE CALLED QUEST N.W.A. RUN THE JEWELS THE ROOTS
• Eminem Rakim biggie 2pac nas 
• Well, first off, look at who is on the real Mount Rushmore, and why those Presidents are on there. It doesn't necessarily mean they're the greatest Presidents of all-time, but they are heavily considered to be the Fore-Fathers. Now, the title of this video is called The Mount Rushmore of Hip Hop and not the Mount Rushmore of Rap. So, with that said, the Hip Hop equivalent of Mount Rushmore would have to be: DJ Kool Herc - Heavily considered to be the creator of Hip Hop Afrika Bambaataa - One of the originators that coined the the term "Hip Hop" and it's elements Rakim - A pioneer and revolutionized the evolution of rhyme skills, rhyme schemes, and lyricism. 2Pac - Even though he is the most modern of the previous names mentioned, he is easily the most influential Rapper/Emcee of all-time. My Hip Hop Mount Rushmore is DJ Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, Rakim, and 2Pac.
• My Mt. Rushmore: 1. Iggy Azalea 2. Ice JJ Fish 3. Rick Ross 4. Lil Wayne (2010-present)
• In terms of impact Biggie Tupac Dr Dre Nas On what influenced me Method Man Eminem 50 Cent Kanye West (I'm 18)
• I can't give a MR for MC's, but as far as producers: DJ Premier RZA Dr. Dre Pete Rock Honorable mentions: Mannie Fresh The Neptunes Easy Mo Bee Kanye Timbaland
• Eminem Jay Z Kanye West Lil wayne Please remember that I was born in 1996
• For me: Eminem 2pac Kanye Biggie Jay-Z Maybe I can put there Nas and Dr. Dre, but for me, those 5 are who made me love hip hop
• #mountrushmore of #hiphop 
• Dilla, Kanye (even though I don't like his stuff) Nas, DOOM
• DOOM, Nas, Earl, Biggie end of story
• Mine is.... Guru Nas Dj Premier and finally I would say Treach ( From Naughty by nature) because he inspired Eminem and got me into hip hop. One day Joey Bada$$.....
• (Be aware, these are based more on quality than influence) (Also, this is incredibly difficult to narrow down each category to 4, realistically each could contain 20 at least) Here's one for Production: KANYE EL-P RZA DRE Here's one for Lyricism: RAKIM EMINEM AESOP ROCK GZA One for Albums: STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON ENTER THE 36 CHAMBERS THE INFAMOUS IT TAKES A NATION OF MILLIONS TO HOLD US BACK One for Groups: WU-TANG A TRIBE CALLED QUEST / DE LA SOUL (dead tie) OUTKAST PUBLIC ENEMY (Doing a straight-up Rushmore for only 4 figures in an overall sense is literally impossible for me to even fathom) (There are just too many factors at play)
• Chuck D, Big Boi, Questlove/Black thought, and Nas for me
• Why not Kool Herc? The damn creator of Hip-Hop
• Okay, I know Mt Rushmore is supposed to be just one, but I have 4 lists with 4 different criteria's. 1. The first one is the ones that influenced me (got me into real hip hop at age 15, I'm 18 now) and that would be: Nas, Rakim, G Rap, Big Daddy Kane 2. Second one 4 best lyricists imo: Rakim, Black Thought, Pharaohe Monch, KRS-One 3. 4 Most Important People in Hip Hop: DJ Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, Rakim, Jay-Z 4. My Main List. The Main Guys where they completely changed the game Here's the 4 People: Marly Marl, Rakim, G Rap, Big Daddy Kane. Marly Marl: He's the first one to really sample and learn different techniques that helped guys like Premier, Pete Rock, Lord Finesse Rakim: He literally changed the game with his lyrics. Guys like Nas, Pac, Pharaohe, Em got a lot of there styles from him G Rap: Same with Rakim, He influenced guys like Nas, and all the gangsta rap that followed. Him and Cube was tough to decide Kane: Literally the first Biggie and Jay-Z (who everyone now so-called got there influence from) and was a best MC than both of them, both lyrically and with the swagger. a) Top 4 Groups of #4: Public Enemy, ATCQ, Wu-Tang, Run-D.M.C.
• MF DOOM Madlib J Dilla Kendrick Lamar
• Nas, Dilla, Kanye and Aesop Rock/Doom in my opinion
• I agree with Kinge's and Feefo's list. Beezy's and Mike's...not so much. only because they're mentioning their personal favorites and thats fine. but this is Mount Rushmore which had nothing to do with favorite presidents but more of those that were most influential and important. i mean i'm not a heavy Jay Z fan but i do agree he has to be on that list because of how much he has accomplished and done for hiphop. 
• If we're talking Mount Rushmore, it's gotta go beyond personal favorites. So I'd put Tupac, Big, Eminem, and Jay Z on the Mount Rushmore. I'm not even the biggest fan of some of them, but I can't sit here and say they weren't influential in hip hop, and if that's the case then they've gotta be up there. I'd take Jay out and put in Nas if it were my personal favorites.
• MF Doom, Biggie, Tribe Called Quest, Big L. In my opinion
• Tech N9ne holds my spot for best flow of all time. Just me. Royce can flow on nearly any beat too.
• Iggy. Beiber. MC Hammer. Vanilla Ice. If you disagree, you don't know hip hop. #facts
• Mine would be: melle Mel, Rakim, nas, and ice cube.
• Nas Em Biggie Pac
• Eminem Brother Ali Lupe Fiasco Eyedea 
• damn myke had a great list too
• not a big fan of eminem, but Eminem HAS to be in every list
• Tupac ice cube bigge nas
• 2pac nas biggie ice cube dr dre
• 2pac, kane, nas, rakim.
• If we're talking about influence on the whole rap community it has to be these guys without a doubt: Eminem, OutKast, Nas, Dr. Dre. Me personally, I got: Black Thought (The Roots), Biggie Smalls, Mos Def, Busta Rhymes
• Based on my Era Give Me: Tupac- Greatest of All Time Jay-z - One of the smartest business men in Hip Hop, Blueprint Best Album Old Wayne - Longevity speaks for itself, from 2005-2009 Owned Hip Hop Old Kanye - The controversial music, the messages, production Runner Ups: Nas, Andre 3k 
• I agree with Mykes Mt Rushmore quite a bit, definitely agree with El-P that dude is the god of independent Hip Hop. Company Flow, Cannibal Ox the Cold Vein, Killer Mikes RAP Music, his solo shit, run the jewels. Everything El-P has done has been brilliant and he's been doing it since the 90s. I couldn't give two rat shits about the Business aspect of Art or if its "commercially" accessible. Hip Hop is music and music is Art. Mozart is by far the most well known composer but he's not the most important or influential and shit tbh he's not that good. If you study music history and music theory you'll see that the "most well known" and successful artists in music didn't influence much of shit but were rather the ones heavily influenced by others. When people make Music they likely listen to music, and they're also likely going to gauge who made good music since they can likely compose themselves. They're not going to say "Oh well gee whiz, his Business mind was amazing!" I'm willing to wager that 20 years from now artists in the future will emulate more of what goes on in present day underground than mainstream ( not that its all bad ) shit, as it usually has been for a long time. 
• Rakim. Nas. Big L. Kool G Rap.
• biggie, tupac, jay z, nas. 
• 2 chainz, lil b, lil wayne, tyga. these are the most lyrical rappers out there. yall mean?
• 2Pac Biggie Eminem Kanye West Without them HipHop wouldn't be what it is today.
• Biggie, Jay Z, Nas, Eminem, DOOM, Kanye
• Chuck D demands to be there.
• Em-Big Pun-Andre 3 stacks-Biggie 
• Rakim, Jay-Z, 2Pac, Eminem
• no love for eyedea
• that was fucking inspiring, 'specially the Ice Cube rant at the end. Sick. Good pics.
• For my "Mount Rushmore" Im going by accomplishment. One of them is because, Im bias and the rest are acknowledgement regardless if Im a fan or not: Run-DMC - They made the genre popular, spread it around the globe while helping build the biggest Hip Hop record company, and they were trendsetters of their time. Dr. Dre - One of the best five producers ever. Not only he was part of the group that made "Gangsta rap" famous, but he maintained the fans attention on the West, while adding that "G-Funk music" style under his repertoire. 2-Pac - A lyricist of the highest caliber, one of the most influential and intellectual person within Hip Hop, an activist, a poet, a rapper with a lot to say in many different ways, with many topics, with many different emotions and with a message to his people. He's the only one to planned songs ahead of his time. Last but not least... Wu-Tang Clan - I feel they never get the respect they truly deserve. If you talk about the total package, then there's nothing more to say but their name. They came with the cool names, the A.K.A's personas, cool signature moves, the symbols, the clothing line, the lyrics, the beats, the skits, the samples, the movie samples, the originality, the intriguing concepts, the slang, the attitude, they brought their borough to light taking back the attention from West-coast, the perfect plan that changed the game by allowing members to have their solo careers with any label, coming with a totally different vibe with each album, that family bond they still have even today, the longevity of their songs and all the imitators that wanted to emulate their sound. And to this day, I still say RZA is by far the best Hip Hop producer ever and the only one to reached Hollywood musically to do scores for a movie and reached Japan to do the same for an anime.
• No Wayne?? #SMH JK
• Only one of yall had 2Pac? :/