Feb 12, 2023
notbrockI keep asking what exactly it’s influenced? Y’all just keep repeating it’s influenced so much but can’t show me anything at all
It influenced Yeat and he’s the only popular person with wlr influence
Other than that it’s just a bunch of unknown carti clones that only get play from Carti stans
OP keep saying it’s changing the whole game but can’t point out a single song from a big hip hop album that has wlr influence
NBA youngboy just did an entire WLR-lite album recently that’s just off the top of my head. What’s the point in us cherry picking more examples for you if you already don’t share the same perspective?
Feb 12, 2023·1 replynotbrockI keep asking what exactly it’s influenced? Y’all just keep repeating it’s influenced so much but can’t show me anything at all
It influenced Yeat and he’s the only popular person with wlr influence
Other than that it’s just a bunch of unknown carti clones that only get play from Carti stans
OP keep saying it’s changing the whole game but can’t point out a single song from a big hip hop album that has wlr influence
It just came out a few years ago lol.
Feb 12, 2023
BMZdoes the influence really matter if it influenced nothing but forgettable garbage?
Feb 12, 2023·1 reply
CaliisthemissionThe Finally Rich of the 2020s
No
- Feb 12, 2023·1 replymath fifty
Yall say this like chart topping rappers arent hopping on rage beats
its not a sub genre its the direction that rap appears to be takingThats not just bc of carti
Yeat and them are more influential in the industry than u might think
Go ask YB - Feb 12, 2023
Carti is a legit artist whether you like it or not. Thats why people like whole lotta red. Not because it's "outside music" or whatever, or because of it's influence, but because carti actually tries different things while still putting together a unified piece of art that tries to push things forward
- Feb 12, 2023rather late
Thats not just bc of carti
Yeat and them are more influential in the industry than u might think
Go ask YBWLR birthed Yeat’s entire production style and sound though. Yeat’s sound influence is a direct result of WLR influence so it just stems from that
Feb 12, 2023·editednotbrockFr
It is influential no doubt but people act like it completely changed the whole genre
When in reality it’s only influenced a small sub genre
dawg the biggest rapper alive hopped on a F1lthy beat talking about being a vamp and sipping red. lets not do this
- Feb 12, 2023·1 replybrest milk
It just came out a few years ago lol.
Exactly so don’t you think it’s a little early to be calling it the most influential album of the decade and saying how it shifted the whole genre?
Feb 12, 2023Dedication 666album still ass
- Feb 12, 2023
Like WLR legit birthed Yeat. Outside of his vocal style which is more early Future/thug his entire sound came from WLR
- Feb 12, 2023rather late
No
Yeah
Feb 12, 2023notbrockI keep asking what exactly it’s influenced? Y’all just keep repeating it’s influenced so much but can’t show me anything at all
It influenced Yeat and he’s the only popular person with wlr influence
Other than that it’s just a bunch of unknown carti clones that only get play from Carti stans
OP keep saying it’s changing the whole game but can’t point out a single song from a big hip hop album that has wlr influence
That last s***ty nba album was a rip off of the style
Feb 12, 2023Teenagers hating when it first dropped cos it wasn't die lit 2
Feb 12, 2023·1 replynotbrockAlso let’s talk about this wave of music
What popular known in the mainstream artists are primarily doing this sound? Carti and Yeat, That’s it
Trippy Redd also but he’s kinda got his own little cult fan base
All of the little Carti clones gonna be completely irrelevant in 2 years
So what was a popular rage album last year? Cause none of the biggest albums had any rage beats or wlr influence
Carti’s entire label has been making major moves
Feb 12, 2023math fifty· editedWe not bout to act like niggas wasn't calling the album mid and allat when it came out
But yet that album fathered an entire wave of music thats getting even more prevalent in the mainstream to the point where established artists like YB nem are using so called "rage" beats
WLR gonna go down as the most influential rap albums of this decade
That s*** is mid
- Feb 12, 2023
These are like the late career Wayne influence arguments all over again
- Feb 12, 2023·2 replies
Carti stans every 43 seconds:
“Wlr changed everything, did you know people hated it when it dropped? I always thought it was amazing tho”
- Feb 12, 2023notbrock
Carti stans every 43 seconds:
“Wlr changed everything, did you know people hated it when it dropped? I always thought it was amazing tho”
Keep posting through it it’ll be okay
Feb 12, 2023notbrockGonna be the most overrated album this decade
Nah that’s Her Loss
hayabusa 🌐Feb 12, 2023notbrockCarti stans every 43 seconds:
“Wlr changed everything, did you know people hated it when it dropped? I always thought it was amazing tho”
carti stans do d***ride a bit too much but the album was def getting s***ted on bare via twitter on release
this was like the only place that was praising it heavily
- Feb 12, 2023notbrock
Exactly so don’t you think it’s a little early to be calling it the most influential album of the decade and saying how it shifted the whole genre?
Way too early. Some music doesn't show it's influence for decades.
Feb 12, 2023WLR is the most influential album of the 2020s
Feb 12, 2023it did it's thing i'm ready for next wave of influence
Feb 12, 2023·1 replyThought the s*** was ass the day it came out. It grew on me. Especially fell in love with it at Rolling Loud New York . Probably the best live show I experienced