The most you get is playboy carti saying that he has asthma or the dramatic "numb my pain" stuff. We rarely see an artist transcend the character and be real for a second.

But do listeners even want that? The artist to be more than just the product they deliver

Kanye is the most humanized artist we have

The name of this site

20 writers and opioids. most honest artist out there for real

Idk let artists do what they want

Some want to be known intimately and some want to be mysterious

Nah we can dehumanize them a little more

no most people don't.

Depends on the artist. In general, the art and its context provokes a more ‘humanized’ or distant response imo

2:08

Carti killed it

are we human or are we dancers

Thats a stupid way to think

Nobody is human

they need to earn it. by sending $5 to my venmo link every 8 minutes for the next 9 years.

A lot of artists enjoy their privacy or the distance between their persona and actual personality. I don't think it's dehumanizing to enjoy art more than interviews lol

I feel like Tyler is pretty humanized, I don’t get a sense that he’s a character and he shares more than most

I don’t know about this statement that you rarely see artist be real, don’t agree

Considering the most humanized artists (from non-pop genres) all have the most rabid fanbases, I’d say this is a yes for a majority of people

J Cole a real human

Y’all saying ye but post MBDTF he plays a heightened character that’s supposed to be human but it’s hard to separate it from the fact that he’s clearly performing

I feel like the more openly human an artist is and the more they put their soul into their work, generally, the better the work comes out.

I prefer my rappers as mechanical turks, automated chess players and fortune tellers

It’s almost hard to tell because he seems to always be in character. Maybe that’s the beauty of it.