Feb 4, 2021·1 reply
EuroNymousif you ask me artist that i love (i made it pretty clear who i stan) i happily guide you cause i know i have asked plenty people on directions
i honestly started stanning charli just 18 months ago when i was looking for new music to listen to and i feel love with her very quickly. I got to learn a lot about her and process of making music though asking people and doing my own research about her background and origins of the music to point i feel i know everything there is about her basically heard everything she has made
I feel the same way with her. I been stanning since the Sucker era and I’m always advocating for people to listen to her music. Gotta spread the gospel
Feb 4, 2021·1 replyvaleriedepends
if you're a grown ass man sure but if you're a kid hell no probably exposing myself but whatever man outside of singles i wasn't even listening to albums at all until i was like 12 or 13 lmaothat being said it's insane how my first important album experiences were not views or TLOP and i'm very grateful for that
- Feb 4, 2021
i probably would not appreciate as music as i do now if i wasn't listening to the classics before
- Feb 4, 2021·editedSir Swagalot
I feel the same way with her. I been stanning since the Sucker era and I’m always advocating for people to listen to her music. Gotta spread the gospel
honestly this goes for anything i get invested
when i was heavily into overwatch for example i watched guides and s*** to get good at the game then when i felt proficient enough i would help my friends get better explaining to them what to do and how to adapt there play to be better
gatekeeping is only going to make people turn off from a thing and they might miss out on, something they might enjoy
Feb 4, 2021·2 repliesIf I see another dummy call yeezus one of the greatest rap albums I might snap!!!
- Feb 4, 2021valerie
that being said it's insane how my first important album experiences were not views or TLOP and i'm very grateful for that
and this isn't to diss either of those albums i like views a lot and i love TLOP but it's just something that i think would have made my tracjectory so much different
Feb 4, 2021Na it doesn’t matter. They could of just started listening to hip hop last year. If they did their research and understand the genre it’s history and the impactful events then you can speak on it and people will show respect
Feb 4, 2021if ur opinion shows a clear lack of knowledge it’s less reputable
- Feb 4, 2021·1 replyRX Nigerian Pastor
If I see another dummy call yeezus one of the greatest rap albums I might snap!!!
i kinda agree but at the same time to be in hip-hop and make that kinda of album while being a mainstream artist + succeeding in making something actually decent deserves to be commended
- Feb 4, 2021·1 replyvalerie
depends
if you're a grown ass man sure but if you're a kid hell no probably exposing myself but whatever man outside of singles i wasn't even listening to albums at all until i was like 12 or 13 lmaoI was around 8 when I started listening to albums. Granted growing up there was always music playing around the house but I never had a chance to actually sit with an album till then.
I’m 21 now, own over 600 albums on vinyl, and I still feel like I haven’t scratched the surface of music. There’s so much out there it’s truly a blessing
- Feb 4, 2021valerie
i kinda agree but at the same time to be in hip-hop and make that kinda of album while being a mainstream artist + succeeding in making something actually decent deserves to be commended
not saying being experiment = better either but to me if you make something subversive and still succeed at making at least even passable to good music that's a pretty big deal
- Feb 4, 2021·3 repliesRX Nigerian Pastor
If I see another dummy call yeezus one of the greatest rap albums I might snap!!!
if I see another person whose first rap album was yeezus call it the goat ye album one more time...
OPFeb 4, 2021
ShockwaveTo continue: if you do stumble across someone saying something stupid, you shouldn’t criticize them but rather try to point them in the right direction like one of the posters ITT said. It’s their right to have an opinion but I also think people should be humble and acknowledge they’re not an expert. That’s why I don’t fw the word dust
I also think this applies to older listeners too. I see so many slandering new rap without even getting it a listen. I understand they were raised on classics and nostalgia is deceiving, but they hate on new s*** before even giving it a chance just because they’ve heard a lil pump track. Broad generalizations are just bad all around
good points and level opinion for both sides. agreed
- Feb 4, 2021·2 repliesShockwave
I think it does, someone who’s introduction to rap was Eternal Atake shouldn’t be able to start slandering Rakim and Kool G. Of course they have freedom of speech so they can say whatever they’d like but it just dosent sit right with me
Yea this is a example of the negatives. But I’ve seen niggas start getting into hip hop heavy in like 2018 and knowing they s*** cause they also research the greats and history aswell while having a refreshing perspective. Very rare
Feb 4, 2021crying at the disclaimer
- Feb 4, 2021·1 replySir Swagalot
I was around 8 when I started listening to albums. Granted growing up there was always music playing around the house but I never had a chance to actually sit with an album till then.
I’m 21 now, own over 600 albums on vinyl, and I still feel like I haven’t scratched the surface of music. There’s so much out there it’s truly a blessing
i mean i had albums like wayne albums and usher albums playing from my dad growing up but i never had the time or resources to listen to albums myself
it was only when my dad gave me his old ass zune and also through that era of internet at the time that i got into music like that. feels weird tho cause i feel like i was late i should have been listening to actual albums way earlier 
Feb 4, 2021Depends
niggas who started listening to rap in 2016 that disrespect legends are corny
- Feb 4, 2021·1 replyPUYOL2
if I see another person whose first rap album was yeezus call it the goat ye album one more time...
!https://youtu.be/0JOuMzD2ccsMy first Kanye album was Yeezus
not my favorite at all but I still have strong feelings for it - Feb 4, 2021·4 replies
like does most people on here even know 5 elements of hip hop
Feb 4, 2021I take them less seriously.
- Feb 4, 2021PUYOL2
if I see another person whose first rap album was yeezus call it the goat ye album one more time...
!https://youtu.be/0JOuMzD2ccsnow that makes me sad because ppl cannot see the genius that is LR
- Feb 4, 2021EuroNymous
like does most people on here even know 5 elements of hip hop
LMAO probably not at all
- Feb 4, 2021·2 repliesSir Swagalot
My first Kanye album was Yeezus
not my favorite at all but I still have strong feelings for itnothing wrong with that
but the dudes who run around and be annoying with their yeezus agenda are annoying
- Feb 4, 2021valerie
i mean i had albums like wayne albums and usher albums playing from my dad growing up but i never had the time or resources to listen to albums myself
it was only when my dad gave me his old ass zune and also through that era of internet at the time that i got into music like that. feels weird tho cause i feel like i was late i should have been listening to actual albums way earlierPirate Bay and Spotify were my s*** in 2011
if it wasn’t for streaming idk where I’d be rn - Feb 4, 2021·3 repliesrayray
Yea this is a example of the negatives. But I’ve seen niggas start getting into hip hop heavy in like 2018 and knowing they s*** cause they also research the greats and history aswell while having a refreshing perspective. Very rare
Your homies are real ones. I’ve posted this in another thread, but I have a friend who didn’t know who Biggie was until I told him about him last year. He raps sometimes which makes it even weirder. In 2018 he told me he didn’t know who Pac was either. I was like wtf, have you been living under a rock? I can understand not knowing let’s say, Styles P or Devin the Dude, but Pac and Biggie? Insane
