Jul 20, 2024·1 reply
insertcoolnamehereSo many of them "conscious" hits from the 90s and 00s wouldn't have even TOUCHED mainstream today and that right there is why s*** is F***ED up f***ed up.
fresh and fit woulda been callin outkast beta simps for Ms Jackson bro
Niggas woulda said Doo Wop was a pick me song
Nuance is dead lmao
Jul 20, 2024·1 reply
KeeThat's why I feel like PGLang could be something special, if he tries to put the West Coast on, and give us a multiple artists for separate rap lanes.
Baby Keem is the savior of rap!
Jul 20, 2024·1 replymr get doughGladly
Say less 🤫
Still got it- OPJul 20, 2024·1 replymr get dough
I definitely could see people calling CD corny or preachy it just dont come off hella broke to me
My dad told me had CD when it came out and all his homies said the album was corny but came around to Ye on LR
I remember being at my friend house and it was a nigga over there like “Ye be talking about college but i aint never been to college nigga” this was like early 2010’s when he was way past that era lmaooo but it was a Boosie Gucci Gotti listening (at the time) dope selling type nigga 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wish i could see more real time reactions to him in the 2000’s
Jul 20, 2024·1 replyhybrid supremeWho the f*** is that bald b**** in the second tweet trying to disrespect Chuck Inglish? So much bitter losers on Twitter wtf?
In my experience 90% of people who regularly use twitter can be accurately described as “bitter loser” tbh
- Jul 20, 2024TTU Still got it
You got me any time just say the word
- Jul 20, 2024hybrid supreme
Baby Keem is the savior of rap!
Nah
Jul 20, 2024·1 replyhybrid supremeGen Z Pac was xxxtentacion
Nah he ain’t Pac at all
Jul 20, 2024Free YoungBoyNo d***riding, I feel like Kendrick is one of the only rappers that could bring this s*** back if he actually built out his label and tapped in with young niggas that he believed in
lmfao
- Jul 20, 2024browser
I remember being at my friend house and it was a nigga over there like “Ye be talking about college but i aint never been to college nigga” this was like early 2010’s when he was way past that era lmaooo but it was a Boosie Gucci Gotti listening (at the time) dope selling type nigga 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wish i could see more real time reactions to him in the 2000’s
My cousin said drake music too preachy
Im like what type of ignorant s*** do u be listening to that makes Drake of all people seem preachy lmao
- Jul 20, 2024·1 reply
Why's everyone so mad
- Jul 20, 2024mr get dough
Niggas woulda said Doo Wop was a pick me song
Nuance is dead lmao
Niggas woulda called Bigger Than Hip Hop just a bunch of hating
- Jul 20, 2024·1 replyShady Ant
In my experience 90% of people who regularly use twitter can be accurately described as “bitter loser” tbh
Fr Twitter has basically 0 use these days besides logging in for like 2 minutes and reading whatever tweet is currently viral, and also checking what's trending
As far as using it to socialize or get hoes, it's completely cooked
- Jul 20, 2024·1 replyFree YoungBoy
Nah he ain’t Pac at all
3rd listen. raw thoughts
- Jul 20, 2024·1 replyhybrid supreme
Gen Z Pac was xxxtentacion
Y i k e s
- OPJul 20, 2024·1 replyhybrid supreme
It's cause none of these lyrical rappers are cool. Which one of the lyrical rappers in today's rap climate would you actually want to BE?
Back then lyrical rappers were cool as f***, nowadays they're just nerds who you definitely wouldn't want to be or be friends with
I don’t necessarily disagree but who were some lyrical nonnstreet rappers niggas wanted to be
- Jul 20, 2024insertcoolnamehere
Y i k e s
It's hilarious how much you guys want to deny this because you dislike X but the parallel is there
- Jul 20, 2024·2 repliesbrowser
I don’t necessarily disagree but who were some lyrical nonnstreet rappers niggas wanted to be
Nah i'm talking about the street dudes. The problem is all the lyrical dudes these days are sheltered nerds with nothing to actually rap about or "be lyrical" about. I ain't tryna hear no lyrical raps about how you washed your laundry today.
Even the conscious dudes back then were street like Common
- Jul 20, 2024·1 replyhybrid supreme
It's cause none of these lyrical rappers are cool. Which one of the lyrical rappers in today's rap climate would you actually want to BE?
Back then lyrical rappers were cool as f***, nowadays they're just nerds who you definitely wouldn't want to be or be friends with
“Cool”
A e s t h e t i c s over content. Niggas been calling common soft forever lol.
- Jul 20, 2024hybrid supreme
It's cause none of these lyrical rappers are cool. Which one of the lyrical rappers in today's rap climate would you actually want to BE?
Back then lyrical rappers were cool as f***, nowadays they're just nerds who you definitely wouldn't want to be or be friends with
I’d wanna be Little Simz yeah
- Jul 20, 2024·1 replyinsertcoolnamehere
“Cool”
A e s t h e t i c s over content. Niggas been calling common soft forever lol.
Cool not just in aesthetics but message and actual lyrics. Back then lyrical rappers were dropping made game and knowledge in their rhymes. These days there is 0.
- Jul 20, 2024hybrid supreme
Fr Twitter has basically 0 use these days besides logging in for like 2 minutes and reading whatever tweet is currently viral, and also checking what's trending
As far as using it to socialize or get hoes, it's completely cooked
The For You page on Twitter is like huffing air duster.
Jul 20, 2024insertcoolnameherethat 50 cent fight was fixed and everybody knows it lol.
I’m not talking about that lol
I’m talking about his sound and image, Kanye was able to do what his backpack counterparts couldn’t and it’s to make relatable music without a gangsta persona
- Jul 20, 2024·1 replyhybrid supreme
3rd listen. raw thoughts
Don’t get me wrong, I f*** with XXX and his impact is undeniable but I don’t see many parallels between them
You could say they were passionate, controversial and died young but that’s kinda where it ends
Jul 20, 2024·4 repliesTTUUnfortunately the only mainstream one here is not backpack
Most of these dudes get 5mil+ streams a month on spofity I'd consider that mainstream