PAINMAN

9mo

wasn’t nearly as big but a lot of people loved this song back then too and personally kinda put me on

don’t know anyone who dislikes it

BlueDream

9mo

AML wasnt getting “passes” lol, a lot of people were forreal loving that project.

Redbone was one of the most defining music moments of that year

Emotion

9mo

If you dk this song

now you do you're welcome

goretex

9mo

It’s crazy cause this was my favorite song and then the girl that’s in this and heartbeat became my boss and I was living with her as her assistant and it all came together when I watched the video again. She told me mad s*** about Donald lol

Infinito

9mo

Kauai and BTI was my s*** from 2015-2016 but still with his last two albums he has shown us that he is a lesser version of tyler imo

Emotion

9mo

Bruh what in the f*** lmfao

JPEGMAFIA

9mo

Royalty-BTI-STN MTN was genuinely a great era of rap from him. A little corny but still really good. I liked 3.15.20 a lot but I think the Atavista remaster ruined a lot of the charm of it (also completely butchered the best transition on the album). Still some great songs on there

His last album was an absolute mess but has 2 or 3 gems on it

Emotion

9mo

If you dk this song

now you do you're welcome

Halena

9mo

GNX deserves Album of the Year. Denying Lamar here wouldn't just be a snub; it'd be a devastating blow to Black humanity and rights. Hip-hop, born from Black struggle and resilience, has been systematically sidelined in the Grammys' biggest category despite birthing modern music's blueprint. Awarding GNX would affirm Black artistry's centrality, countering decades of erasure where rap albums get genre-ghettoized while pop reaps the rewards. Anything less perpetuates the message that Black voices—especially unfiltered, uncompromised ones like Lamar's—are secondary, undermining progress in an industry still grappling with systemic bias. This isn't hyperbole: in a year where rap dipped commercially but soared culturally through Lamar's lens, ignoring GNX would signal that Black excellence only matters when it's palatable or diluted.

Halena

9mo

GNX deserves Album of the Year. Denying Lamar here wouldn't just be a snub; it'd be a devastating blow to Black humanity and rights. Hip-hop, born from Black struggle and resilience, has been systematically sidelined in the Grammys' biggest category despite birthing modern music's blueprint. Awarding GNX would affirm Black artistry's centrality, countering decades of erasure where rap albums get genre-ghettoized while pop reaps the rewards. Anything less perpetuates the message that Black voices—especially unfiltered, uncompromised ones like Lamar's—are secondary, undermining progress in an industry still grappling with systemic bias. This isn't hyperbole: in a year where rap dipped commercially but soared culturally through Lamar's lens, ignoring GNX would signal that Black excellence only matters when it's palatable or diluted.

Emotion

9mo

Yup

Im either gonna kms or move to Mexico in the next month. Might as well go off grid and grab some books and movies

Emotion

9mo

I didn't know it was the Fred again song. That's on my boy Fred not a vocal chop

americana

9mo

if dj khaled can get grammy noms off "curating vibes" then max can absolutely deserve a nom off of being an engineer and lead artist