But does it matter if the songs are good?

The songs aren't good that's the whole f***ing point lol

Like Durk and Baby talking bout they need a pt 2 to their weed plate of a collab album.

Ultimately those tracks end up sounding generic as hell and like I've heard them many times before already...mostly because I have basically heard them many times before already.

I blame capitalism

Why put a risky feature on an album when a safe one will stream better?

It's always funny these artists that listen to so much music but never actually get influenced to spice up their own s***.

Drake had a great Billie Eilish collab that he just....discarded for 21 Savage feature #524 like I don't understand niggas man lol.

You instigating for no reason kinda justifying the tag

streaming is killing h...

nah, f that, streaming is lowkey killing music.

@Rockman a legit troll that has never posted one positive post in this sxn or site in general you gotta just ignore him.

thinly vailed shot at atl rap

Capitalism been whooping hip-hop's ass frfr

it’s more about the spirit of competition not being the same

But to respond to the topic I think a lot of artists just feel more in their comfort zone working with niggas they cool with.

I don’t trust women that put all caps on “men”

nothing good has ever come out of feeling comfortable let's be real lol

rolled my eyes seeing the young thug tracklist

love metro but it has his hands all over it

21 Savage and Drake end their phone calls with “I love you” now and we got her loss

Hmm. Interesting.

Like I don't know how people still be getting excited when they see a mainstream artist's tracklist and it's the usual features from Future, Uzi, Young Thug, Lil Baby, 21 Savage, Travis Scott, etc...with those same niggas oftentimes featuring on two tracks on the album.

Don't know why these artists bother tryna keep the features hidden until close to release too because it's not like it's ever a surprise who they get on there.

dont hate the player hate the game

I agree. It can get repetitive but niggas always gonna defer to know they know they have chemistry with than who they don't.

I think a better message is that more rappers should work with being cool with one another so more relationships are fostered and more chemistry is built.

I wonder how much of it is from them seeing hundreds of tweets and IG posts saying "X and Y on Z" with this picture before the song has even come out.

They get excited because they know what they are going to get. You see a Drake feature on a Future album and it makes you anticipate it more because you know their track record.