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  • Oct 7, 2025
    ryuH

    Brother I sacrificed my soul, sanity, and well being for music going to school for and perusing it professionally for over a decade.. If that's not love idk what is. But i see where you are coming from to a certain extent though. I definitely don't love it UNCONDITIONALLY lol. If that means I'm part of the problem so be it but yeah I don't like basic poorly executed s*** man idk lol

    but i don't like s*** that lacks polish either so there is that, very specific

    Keep doing your thing bro and making threads that invite discussion, even if others may disagree. We one of the few that make threads on here that lead to passionate posts

  • Oct 7, 2025
    John Mauve

    I would make more threads on the s*** I enjoy but it'd prob get like 4 replies and one of those would be @fka_sebastien saying "we need to do something about OP"

    hello

  • Oct 7, 2025
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    when is kendrick going to drop his Yeezus equivalent album? drake already did with FATD and carti did with WLR

  • goretex 💁🏽‍♂️
    Oct 7, 2025
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    its crazy that 2011 was basically the peak of rap as a whole

  • Oct 7, 2025
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    fun guy

    when is kendrick going to drop his Yeezus equivalent album? drake already did with FATD and carti did with WLR

    FATD is Drake's Yeezus? Not HNVM?

  • Oct 7, 2025
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    goretex

    its crazy that 2011 was basically the peak of rap as a whole

    I think It peaked with WLR. That was the zenith.

  • Oct 7, 2025

    A lot of incredible music dropped since those albums and they didn't create any new sounds or anything. The whole "rap game is boring, everyone sounds the same" thing is something people have been saying since the 90s which is now looked at as the golden era

  • Oct 7, 2025
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    fun guy

    when is kendrick going to drop his Yeezus equivalent album? drake already did with FATD and carti did with WLR

    and taylor did with

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    and taylor did with

    Walmart music

  • Oct 7, 2025
    GodzillaMinusOne

    Biggest Kendrick hit was...BDKMV? Swimming Pools? Alright?

    We not gonna rewrite history and act like Kendrick was out here making smash hit records left and right lol his strength was his albums being classic and his rap being elite. The rest has caught up these last few years. Don't think its debatable

    swimming pools & BDKMV were huge what are you talking about?

    Swimming went platinum in 8 countries. BDKMV had a JayZ remix and platinum in 7 countries.
    sorry for breaking out numbers but

    Then there like 4 hit songs on DAMN

  • Oct 7, 2025
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    fun guy

    when is kendrick going to drop his Yeezus equivalent album? drake already did with FATD and carti did with WLR

    we must grow up from using Yeezus as our only lens of artists making creative pivots

  • Oct 7, 2025

    Missy made Supa Dupa Fly and then Da Real World lol

  • Oct 7, 2025
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    Corporate Mór

    FATD is Drake's Yeezus? Not HNVM?

    or hair loss

  • Oct 7, 2025
    Corporate Mór

    FATD is Drake's Yeezus? Not HNVM?

    Poverty, very mid

  • goretex 💁🏽‍♂️
    Oct 7, 2025
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    Free YoungBoy

    I think It peaked with WLR. That was the zenith.

    hov and ye was still good
    drakes potential was infinite
    kendrick was on his way
    cole was great
    beyonce was entering her artistic prime
    the black captialistic fantasy of the throne was still strong
    ye's last album being MBDTF and yeezus was 2 years off from being teased

    like what im saying is is that thats when everyone was still good and the future was absolutely bright

    I really think WTT is a perfect example of the end of rap as we knew it, a perfect send off before the inevitable crumbling of an empire

  • Oct 7, 2025
    ryuH

    Brother I sacrificed my soul, sanity, and well being for music going to school for and perusing it professionally for over a decade.. If that's not love idk what is. But i see where you are coming from to a certain extent though. I definitely don't love it UNCONDITIONALLY lol. If that means I'm part of the problem so be it but yeah I don't like basic poorly executed s*** man idk lol

    but i don't like s*** that lacks polish either so there is that, very specific

    but i don't like s*** that lacks polish either so there is that

    All your favorite artists had to start from lacking polished s*** tho

    We had to get them mixtapes drake was imitating Phonte to get Drake today

    We had to get kendrick imitating wayne to get the Kendrick today

    And those old tapes back then aint have the pristine quality that their later works would have, but it aint matter cause folks were younger and more apt to buy in like “yo, these new niggas is NICE”

    The ease of access has made it so easy for folks to feel instant gratification that its made new ears forget it took a WHILE for current legends to stick. Niggas write off a rapper after one bad tape (e.g. chance) when we let cole cook after b2b duds (sideline story and born midder) like, folks have gotten impatient and wont even stick around for a new artist unless they already got a cosign.

    This really is the worst era to be an artist rn lol

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    or hair loss

  • Oct 7, 2025
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    goretex

    hov and ye was still good
    drakes potential was infinite
    kendrick was on his way
    cole was great
    beyonce was entering her artistic prime
    the black captialistic fantasy of the throne was still strong
    ye's last album being MBDTF and yeezus was 2 years off from being teased

    like what im saying is is that thats when everyone was still good and the future was absolutely bright

    I really think WTT is a perfect example of the end of rap as we knew it, a perfect send off before the inevitable crumbling of an empire

    You seem confused. What you’re describing is an upward trajectory, not a “peak”

    Hip hop obviously got better for a while after 2011.

  • Oct 7, 2025

    I said when it happened the beef was the peak of modern hip hop.

    Either move genres (r&b coming back) or start searching man idk what else to tell you.

  • Oct 7, 2025
    mov

    Sometimes I listen to Yeezus and I’m always thinking what the hell was he cooking

    We will never have something like this again

  • Oct 7, 2025
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    hiphop peaked in 2014-2016, it’s too obvious. it was the center of everything with big pop hits around it

  • Oct 7, 2025
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    Slingshot

    would have been a perfect album without that one pop hook song X or whatever its called

    XO is one of my fave tracks funny enough, I usually like the pop like hooks he has

  • Oct 7, 2025
    Valentine

    hiphop peaked in 2014-2016, it’s too obvious. it was the center of everything with big pop hits around it

    *2013-2016

  • Oct 7, 2025
    insertcoolnamehere

    Growing up is realizing people claim they love things but they really love potential not the thing that’s in front of them but what it can grow into.

    Hip hop audience is very guilty of this.

    This called music sxn but I can count on 2 hands the folks on this site that really LOVE music

    @lonny860 @Oblivion99 @YoungNastyShawty @proper @provider @Aquilla @mdmadon

    (I know i miss a few)

    Folks like @op never realizing they themselves are part of the problem is why we never gon be free.

  • Oct 7, 2025

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