May 13, 2024·1 replyI (28) be playing lazer dim around my girl (31) and she thinks im full blown ed
May 13, 2024You should just listen to what sounds good to you
May 13, 2024Why would you play lazer dim at a function
if you gonna play newer acts stick to s*** like Anycia and Veeze lmfao wtf. S*** that actually sounds like a vibe. Nothing wrong with keeping up with newer artists, just have some discernment of where you at and what’s hot with that crowd 
May 13, 2024Yeah this me with Alchemist/Griselda/Tyler/Earl
May 13, 2024
perilous pearlpeople dem were talking about getting married and mortgages and I’m in the background asking the art hoes if they know nettspend
I’m finished
May 13, 2024I'm 30, and I downright just barely like any music made by an artist who blew up after like 2017/2018.
There's stuff here and there that I vibe with. But I honestly can't say I've truly become a fan of an artist that came after that timeframe
May 13, 2024if someone playing gimmick rappers at a function im leaving ✌️
- May 13, 2024
If you just now realizing this at 30, you’ve got bigger issues
- May 13, 2024
Should’ve just played bladee
May 13, 2024Just listen to what u want, no one cares about ur personal insecurities
- May 13, 2024·edited
I’m not talking about it from an insecure point of view
May 13, 2024
Gay Ave StanI feel like rage music (or whatever the hot term is now) is a completely different genre. Hip-hop is already a huge umbrella and I think it would benefit both parties if rage music split off into it's own thing. It's already a different culture - how many of these artists and their fans care about the Drake/Kendrick beef or have even spoken on it?
rage music is the 2020s equivalent of punk rock edginess except without any actual message to it
- May 13, 2024treeman
I (28) be playing lazer dim around my girl (31) and she thinks im full blown ed
Time to hop on the blue chews, my brother