then we in agreement

Harsh but true. I notice this in myself. I still listen to some stuff but not as deeply anymore, I seek novelty and lurk for amusing takes. Could just be me but I suspect this applies in various degrees to everyone; our culture of fast consumption cultivated this. Incentives are such that you have to be the outlandish and irritating to get attention on here, and this beats out the rest.

Far as the album: nah, still getting bumped

as fair as mainstream rap goes the only albums that I ran back were Ramona Park and Mr Morale

Nah, still in rotation

yup, meme culture definitely ruined the joy of art imo

No. Fire album. Still playing it

AOTY

Not really.

I know I’m still playing a good 3-4 tracks daily.

Not better than Daytona or my name is my name though

Lol no

how many times has this thread been made

Na Fewtch and Pusha still in rotation.

We gonna be having a different convo in a couple weeks tho.

i mean yeah
i wasnt expecting longevity from it

It’s Almost Dry is album of the year

it kant come and go until it finish drying

I stilll bump it, meanwhile I can guarantee I will never relisten to that absolute poopoo platter Kendrick dropped again in my lifetime.

This the type of discourse you wanted, op?

if money is the evil root, then I’m cocaine Dr Seuss eghck

it would've been more memorable if push didnt let pharrell use the same rim sample on every beat

he's not as Big as Kendrick or Future commercially.
and no Drake is not the only reason people listen to / talk about him, he's a good rapper.

I mean if you listen to it you listen to it; if you don’t you don’t. Who’s validation you looking for

Everything comes and goes in this day and age.

Out of all the recent releases lately, I’ve listened to Mahal the most so far/

It’s almost mid