BrickellBayside

7mo

1st Q Freestyle
4th Q Freestyle
No More Interviews
Me Myself and I freestyle
Holy Key
Control
Memories
Paradise Extended
So Much more

And

He's up there w/your Drake's, Kendrick's, whoever you wanna name when it comes to rapping. His biggest issue has been that he's been typecast into a rapper who shouldn't be taken as seriously, and has been fighting that ever since.

That and the fact that IMO he suffers from a lack of guidance to flesh out some of his ideas.

What guys like Cole, Drake, and Kendrick have over him is not talent, it's their teams. In house executive producers and pseudo A&R's that help create their sound, and help propel their talents.

EddoMiami

7mo

is the big sean song with bars in this room with us now ?

BrickellBayside

7mo

1st Q Freestyle
4th Q Freestyle
No More Interviews
Me Myself and I freestyle
Holy Key
Control
Memories
Paradise Extended
So Much more

And

He's up there w/your Drake's, Kendrick's, whoever you wanna name when it comes to rapping. His biggest issue has been that he's been typecast into a rapper who shouldn't be taken as seriously, and has been fighting that ever since.

That and the fact that IMO he suffers from a lack of guidance to flesh out some of his ideas.

What guys like Cole, Drake, and Kendrick have over him is not talent, it's their teams. In house executive producers and pseudo A&R's that help create their sound, and help propel their talents.

BrickellBayside

7mo

1st Q Freestyle
4th Q Freestyle
No More Interviews
Me Myself and I freestyle
Holy Key
Control
Memories
Paradise Extended
So Much more

And

He's up there w/your Drake's, Kendrick's, whoever you wanna name when it comes to rapping. His biggest issue has been that he's been typecast into a rapper who shouldn't be taken as seriously, and has been fighting that ever since.

That and the fact that IMO he suffers from a lack of guidance to flesh out some of his ideas.

What guys like Cole, Drake, and Kendrick have over him is not talent, it's their teams. In house executive producers and pseudo A&R's that help create their sound, and help propel their talents.

BIGGWAVE

7mo

I never listened to sean tbh

Ron Mexico

7mo

No he not, he with the Meek/Wale group

Blood off beat far too much

BrickellBayside

7mo

no

browser

7mo

In retrospect Sean was like Fab or Ma$e lol clever lines and perfect “swag” rapper to someone who is like 13-15

browser

7mo

A vague song about memories is not See World or Say Whats Real but this site got mad annoying with doing what you doing rn lol

browser

7mo

Honestly he’s the epitome of a rapper who has all the intangibles just doesn’t have a wild enough story from his teenage years to really be anything more than what he is. He don’t have bothing exciting to rap about. That has struck so many rappers the past 15 years and thats one thing we should credit Drake for…he had a pretty boring upbringing but somehow never got caught up in not having s*** to rap about lol. Need a @Brave breakdown on why

BRAVE

7mo

Drake used necessary rap tropes to shake up the genre by going into the romance genre. Big Sean used necessary rap tropes to be Big Sean. One has vivid lyrics in their verses that are relatable and the other doesn’t attempt anything human

Big Sean is not human

Valentine

7mo

Sean has plenty songs/albums that dig deep but ight lmfao

BRAVE

7mo

What informs Big Sean’s reputation @browser is talking about, songs like Deep Reverence or songs like Ass?

Valentine

7mo

Idk but we could do that comparison for so many artists

If you can’t get anything relatable and deep from songs like Nothing Is Stopping You, Win Some Lose Some, Ashley, Sunday Morning Jetpack, Deserve It, Deep, Halfway off the Balcony, Bigger Than Me, Full Circle, Everything That’s Missing, World Ablazed, All Figured Out, which are just a few songs (spanning all the way back to his first album) out of many, then idk man. Salute

browser

7mo

These are all after his “mixtape” era and on albums, also he always went for a certain type of cheesy beat when he did these

Again just objectively looking at why they didnt hit for him like Drake Cole Kendrick “deeeper” songs

CPDOG

7mo

I think he got Kendrick on holy key

browser

7mo

These are all after his “mixtape” era and on albums, also he always went for a certain type of cheesy beat when he did these

Again just objectively looking at why they didnt hit for him like Drake Cole Kendrick “deeeper” songs

BRAVE

7mo

And Drake’s lyrics are authentically representing the ugly cringey part of us we’ve had to mature past - or sadly haven’t. He did this with intelligently worded observations on behavior in with a cool swagger to the language and rapping, so that really brought a voice to being immature and cringey and entitled. And you can’t deny the production prime Drake is rapping on either

Big Sean doesn’t represent s*** lmao but that’s also to his blissful unawareness of the fact that being a ‘rap goat’ comes with fully dedicating your life to representing something bigger than yourself to the potential harm of everything around you. J Cole understood this and bowed out. Big Sean misunderstands this and feels unfairly misjudged. But lmao bucko, make no mistake…

We’ve got Big Sean’s f***ing number. He’s fluff. Not in the deceptively profound Drake way. And that’s okay.

CPDOG

7mo

I think he got Kendrick on holy key