The most common thing I've noticed is rappers' voice pitches gradually going higher throughout their careers. Example: kendrick, jay-z, Eminem, lil wayne, Nas, Uzi etc.

There's plenty more rappers whose voices have just changed and personally, it's been for the worse. I prefer their early career rap voices ie Lloyd Banks, Game.

The worst I can think of is Carti but I don't care for his music. Danny Brown is one guy who did the opposite with his voice. Young Thug too.

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Idk but Cam'rons music has been ass as of late due to his voice

Crime Pays was the last album where he sounded somewhat coherent

It's just autotune

this is a perfect example. also, username to post radio

cam's voice 2002-2004 >>>

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for who? lotta them has nothing to do with autotune. Wayne's voice maybe, but his got progressively worse in the 2010's to the point it was nearly intolerable.

cam's voice is f***in terrible now

Being a thug stan I hated wen he switched to that more polished voice around late 2016 but he’s the only one I think worked for the better. I never minded Wayne’s. And not really feeling it wit uzi

basically what im trying to say is, your rap voice is very important to me. it plays a huge part in what makes your music enjoyable.

kendrick is cool, but once his voice got higher, it was like

what thug era/year do you think he had the perfect voice? 2014-2015? his voice on the blanguage >>>

It works if it goes from high to low

Like Nas, Biggie and Prodigy

Yea that’s his most iconic voice era

I feel like Earl sounds different on every record, pretty much always for the better. Especially the jump between doris and IDLS where he sounds way more confident. ive never heard anyone else talk about this tho.

I think nas and p had to do with their age/puberty lol. nas had the perfect voice 1994-1996 and again in 1999-2001