Galaxy de list mon

4y

It's grown on me a bit tbh. Lift Off is not great bit not as bad as "Who Gon Stop Me". The production on "Lift Off" is so extravagant that I forget about the dumbass lyrics... Rappers hear watch the Throne, they gon be pissed off

internet buddy

4y

... would be Acid Rap

Galaxy de list mon

4y

Favourite Song one of the most annoying songs, I swear

Galaxy de list mon

4y

It's grown on me a bit tbh. Lift Off is not great bit not as bad as "Who Gon Stop Me". The production on "Lift Off" is so extravagant that I forget about the dumbass lyrics... Rappers hear watch the Throne, they gon be pissed off

Fella

4y

It’s a solid list, I’ll give you that. As much as I like Future and Young Thug the idea that they’re like unique artists with ideas is very funny. I’m picturing Future thinking about how he’s going to structure his album lol

Fella

4y

I’m less harsh than you tbh. I don’t think there’s any bad song on any Kanye album until “Ye”. I just think WTT is overall bloated, badly sequenced, and bland.

Galaxy de list mon

4y

Sounds like you're more harsh than me cause you think the 2010s is almost void of any notable music

Fella

4y

That’s not what I said. I said I don’t personally find it as exciting as other decades. That’s it.

Galaxy de list mon

4y

And to come back to this, most Thug projects from 2014-17 are beautufully structured, as are Future's from the same set of years (notably the great HNDRXX)

Fella

4y

Correct. I think a lot of it was just luck. Right time and right place, plus they both have really unique voices and they’ll do some cool things with their vocal inflections over complimentary production. Chuck Berry was a talented guitarist in the 50’s, it’s totally different.

Elric

4y

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What they're doing is a lot more deliberate than you're giving them credit for. Blending hip hop with a rich form of vocal expression that goes way way back. Thugger doing the same thing as this guy.

Elric

4y

What they're doing is a lot more deliberate than you're giving them credit for. Blending hip hop with a rich form of vocal expression that goes way way back. Thugger doing the same thing as this guy.

Fella

4y

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I think this is the go to guilty white hip-hop critic way of intellectualizing it. I think it’s the rap equivalent to poptimism. Guys who are so embarrassed for only listening to hipster rap like MF Doom and Aesop Rock, they have to overcorrect with this sort of a***ysis.

Fella

4y

I think this is the go to guilty white hip-hop critic way of intellectualizing it. I think it’s the rap equivalent to poptimism. Guys who are so embarrassed for only listening to hipster rap like MF Doom and Aesop Rock, they have to overcorrect with this sort of a***ysis.

Elric

4y

I don't think I'm one of those guys though

Fella

4y

Didn’t say you were. I think you’re sincere. I’m just saying it’s the same argument.

Elric

4y

What they're doing is a lot more deliberate than you're giving them credit for. Blending hip hop with a rich form of vocal expression that goes way way back. Thugger doing the same thing as this guy.

Elric

4y

I think what you're saying is more racist than whatever I'm doing

internet buddy

4y

Funny you brought that up cause Thug sounded like those dancehall guys to me when he goes crazy with his voice

Pure Beenie Man influence

Fella

4y

That’s absurd. If you don’t think there was a conscious effort by music critics to try and overcorrect for past dismissals of that kind of rap in favor of more technical conscious hip-hop than you’re delusional.

Elric

4y

I don't pay as much attention to this type of thing as you guys do