so many classics

that billie eillish song that was on the radio reminds me of yeezus forgot the name of it tho

Injury Reserve - Drive It Like It's Stolen

that's just a black skinhead copycat

The Money Store, Govt Plates, Exmilitary

No, YEEZUS is a once in a lifetime experience and Kanye’s Magnum Opus

whats crazy is that a watered down money store is still a 10/10

Yeezus s***s on The Money Store y'all need to stop it

It's more like Travis' music

travis music is post yeezus too but more mainstream and trap infused

Yeezus isn’t even that jarring and had the right mix of melody

Death Grips is just a cat yelling on a mic

No unfortunately

yeezus + the yeezus tour is a level of creativity and artistry really hasn't been matched yet

Ain’t it funny how cole “let Nas down” By doing “work out”

But then later on Nas is doing Old Town Road remix

For me. Boy In Da Corner

All time classic album.

anyone who says death grips is a f***ing idiot

start with aleph by gesaffelstein

we need to talk about how fhd is the most overrated album ever

aleph

absolute classic

First of all, Nas never told Cole to make that track. Cole was insecure back then and a hearsay thing made him do the absolute most lol.

Sure you can point out a few missteps in Nas' career, but generally he has kept it realer than pretty much everyone else in the rap game.

Taking advice from the man who has maintained a prolific career over 3 decades without being a sellout is the right thing to do.

Matter of fact, he gave Cole the blueprint that made him a respectable artist among the general public.

Sideline Story was full of generic radio tracks + half assed empty punchline bars.

After Nas' commentary, Cole has stepped up his songwriting, started putting more emphasis on substance, and then the going platinum without features thing happened. It's no surprise that Cole has stayed in that lane for the rest of his career ever since.

Owl Pharaoh