lil skies and Jack harlow

from 070 shake's past music, you couldn't have told me she'd be in my top 5 of the year

Gunna
Don Toliver
Kodak Black
YNW Melly

I either had a preconceived notion of their music or I just didn’t like what I heard until I did hear something I liked then they would click

I hated Death Grips when I first heard Exmilitary now Money Store is like my favorite album ever and I love all of their albums

As a kid I thought I was supposed to dislike Prince because Dad was an MJ stan who used to repeat MJ was the greatest ever so I didn't give Prince a real chance until I grew up and started listening music on my own and loved his creativity.
Don't know if it counts but here is a story

imagine not liking supermega

back when they first blew up I thought it was meme music because everyone acted like it was just aimless noise, then I realized they're geniuses

lil tecca

ecco2k

yep i really thought they were a meme when i watched the guillotine vid for the first time

Same when I first heard Pop Out.

S***s his most popular song but the least representative of how talented he is with his lyrics

Honestly never thought Juice would become my main guy in hiphop because i thought most of that emo wave of rappers was super corny

Then i ended up giving him an actual shot and immediately saw the talent, especially when i started checking out his freestye skills aswell

His album Deathrace for Love is what really made me a big fan though when i heard it after it just dropped

thug
carti

Bladee

carti

A boogie lmao

Carti
TeejayX6

Eminem and Drake

migos max b french in the beginning

I heard one of his hour long freestyles while on acid and went through basically the exact same experience as you. Like 2 months before death race dropped.

Peep my header

When I first heard s/t I was so confused like I'd never heard anything like it at the time

Yung Lean

weeknd back in 2013, used to think his music was too dark, then i became dark