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GAF-Hop |OTXV| Afterlife
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Psychological Intellect
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Yall really falling for top dawg trying to generate some type of hype so that Soul doesnt sell 2k first week?
torre_avenue
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Trump's America leading to a white rapper renaissance.
Hudson Mohawke's full Watch Dogs 2 OST on Spotify:
https://play.spotify.com/album/2Sm4aLWKSZiqjbKGvGvKoq
https://play.spotify.com/album/2Sm4aLWKSZiqjbKGvGvKoq
Hmm. Interesting. Pretty good actually. Not rap at all though.
Lol.Speaking of Lamar
where he at during these times
or Cole
Still got a few of the best features of the year tho
close to the edge
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Really cool. Someone on /r/hiphopheads said this sounded like a King Crimson song and I agree, there's definitely some of that in there (the guitars, the slightly distorted sounding vocals, non-standard song structure).
Cesare Borgia
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It's dope. And I'm not a fan of Kendrick.
Andrew Korenchkin
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Not too bad, but his delivery is muted as hell.
Tribe album is amazing; I can't believe they did it. Fuckin' JAROBI comes out of nowhere rapping his ass off, where has this dude been all this time? The production is good as shit, as are all of the features. Busta is phenomenal on this shit. Kendrick comes with a great performance without suffocating the beat. Unbelievable. RIP Phife.
If this is indeed the final album, then I'm gonna want a Q-Tip project sooner than later. Guy is as on point as he's ever been.
If this is indeed the final album, then I'm gonna want a Q-Tip project sooner than later. Guy is as on point as he's ever been.
there's a level of aggression present in We Got it From Here that i didn't get from their previous albums. it's still unmistakably a Tribe album but there's some definite anger and frustration in here.
it's like they made We The People with Trump protests in mind
it's like they made We The People with Trump protests in mind
Lost was one of my favorite tracks that year
Psychological Intellect
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new belly album is dogshit
Andrew Korenchkin
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Belly? What a weird stage name.
spindashing
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Definitely the first time I've heard of her was on that album. Hell, for the longest time when she was discussed, I thought Noname was a different person since she went by Noname Gypsy back then. I'm glad she's still kicking and doing dope shit.
Still going through the Tribe album but the production is so sweet.
He is the blood version of Nelly
He's top 10 IMO.
GTFO with that shit, he is trash, and at his best, was simply "pretty good."
Anyways, first run through of this Tribe album, and it's so smooth. Really enjoyable. Man, I'm pumped for SNL tonight. Its not the weak show that a lot of people believe it to be too, it's in a really good place now compared to where it was a few years ago. The cast has all found their footing. The writing fluctuates skit to skit overall but it's always a worthwhile watch imo. Chapelle is gonna be on fire tonight and having Tribe woven in the middle is gonna be perfect.
Lil Wayne is definitely up there and I'm not even a huge fan. There was a time when people anticipated his mixtapes more than every other rap artists albums. There was a time when people would know the lyrics of Wayne's freestyles over jacked beats more than the original song. A time where a Wayne feature was as sought after as a Drake one nowadays.
06-07 was def a crazy time for Wayne with all the mixtapes. Had people I least expected listening to dude talking about his drought and dedication projects.
Ohh, I remember those times. I was stanning Wayne in my youth in '07-'09, dressing like him, swagger-jacking, knowing every unreleased remix, freestyle etc., like, even my girlfriend back then was jealous (not joking). Then came Rebirth.
How do you explain Eminem then
Adam Sadler
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If you can't really see how someone would consider Wayne one of the greatest you were probably one of them dweeps who refused to listen to any rap song that more than a thousand people listened to or really just lived under a rock last decade.
Real.
UnemployedVillain
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I stopped really enjoying his stuff after Carter 2. There was some good on Carter 3, but it was moslty meh to me
Was listening to No Ceilings and I'm Goin In earlier today.
What a career. From his tragic verse on Back Dat Azz Up to the heights of his pre-Carter III run like La La La and Fly In, to the heights of mainstream popularity with A Milli, Lollipop and Got Money, to fathering the careers of Nicki and Drake, to the bullshit I Am Not A Human Being mixtapes, to renewed mainstream success with Mirror, back to talking about feces, aliens, and eating pussy, to having his career snuffed out by Birdman.
His influence and work is undeniable. Surely deserving a spot amongst the greats.
What a career. From his tragic verse on Back Dat Azz Up to the heights of his pre-Carter III run like La La La and Fly In, to the heights of mainstream popularity with A Milli, Lollipop and Got Money, to fathering the careers of Nicki and Drake, to the bullshit I Am Not A Human Being mixtapes, to renewed mainstream success with Mirror, back to talking about feces, aliens, and eating pussy, to having his career snuffed out by Birdman.
His influence and work is undeniable. Surely deserving a spot amongst the greats.
Adam Sadler
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Glass Rebel
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Thug released the best Wayne album
only half serious
I mostly view them the same, but at least Eminem has about three classic albums to his name that nobody can take away from him. So from '98 - '05 he has my respect. After that I don't wanna hear anything from dude.
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