Oct 27, 2020Not to me
Oct 27, 2020You already got your answer, but here’s one more, yes.
Oct 27, 2020shaleiroseTen years is a pretty long “today”
Not really
Oct 27, 2020shaleiroseHaving this discussion with my friend right now.
I say he is because he was one of the most influential artists of the 2010s and he has a number of very quality projects, as well as a streak of consistent relevancy and hitmaking for damn near ten years now.
My friend says he isn’t because, while influential, his style isn’t that groundbreaking and, according to him, he doesn’t have a project that changed music or is seen a classic. I rebutted this with DS2, Monster, 56 Nights, and Beast Mode. He said those aren’t relevant because they aren’t on the level of a TPAB or MBDTF or Blueprint.
So what do y’all think, is Future a legend or no?
You could use the same argument as your friend to say that Jay Z isn’t a legend, which doesn’t really make any sense, so yes.
Oct 27, 2020DS2 was the trap TPAB fukkk yo friend
- Oct 27, 2020
Absolutely. Your friend is a hatin ass b****
- Oct 27, 2020Noah Fancyson
here today, gone tomorrow
he's still here, p****
Oct 27, 2020·1 replyA legend how though? He has no worldwide strength. Within America he’s a star but he’s more like a Ludacris or Lupe Fiasco type of star.
He won’t have a legacy which people will look back on with awe.
- Oct 27, 2020·1 replyRubbersoul
A legend how though? He has no worldwide strength. Within America he’s a star but he’s more like a Ludacris or Lupe Fiasco type of star.
He won’t have a legacy which people will look back on with awe.
Life is good a billion plus views . If you think that’s only niggas in America you got bigger problems
- Oct 27, 2020·1 replyCLBRizzy
Life is good a billion plus views . If you think that’s only niggas in America you got bigger problems
Could easily argue that’s Drakes pull rather than Futures.
- Oct 27, 2020Rubbersoul
Could easily argue that’s Drakes pull rather than Futures.
Maybe , but Future last album charted in like 50 diff countries . Peaked number 1 in Canada . Number 5 in the uk and 5 in Swiss . It peaked high in other countries too. Saying he don’t have worldwide strength a lil f***ed up
Oct 27, 2020·2 repliesI can guarantee 10 years from now, people will not be talking about Future.
- Oct 28, 2020
Why is this thread still open
Just an excuse for lames to bait
- Oct 28, 2020EMY
I can guarantee 10 years from now, people will not be talking about Future.
I don’t think it’s possible to talk about rap in the 2010s without mentioning Future in some capacity. His sound helped define the decade
Oct 28, 2020Yes
Oct 28, 2020·1 replyFuture has more popping songs than Pac and Biggie let's talk about it
- Oct 28, 2020lacriminal
Future has more popping songs than Pac and Biggie let's talk about it
Oct 28, 2020Yeah but a low tier legend
Oct 28, 2020
Oct 28, 2020off that 2015 run he a legend
Oct 28, 2020Indubitably
Oct 28, 2020Of course
Oct 28, 2020Hell yeah, your friend needs a bit of education
- Oct 28, 2020
This is a question that actually has an objectively right and wrong answer.
- Oct 28, 2020shaleirose
Having this discussion with my friend right now.
I say he is because he was one of the most influential artists of the 2010s and he has a number of very quality projects, as well as a streak of consistent relevancy and hitmaking for damn near ten years now.
My friend says he isn’t because, while influential, his style isn’t that groundbreaking and, according to him, he doesn’t have a project that changed music or is seen a classic. I rebutted this with DS2, Monster, 56 Nights, and Beast Mode. He said those aren’t relevant because they aren’t on the level of a TPAB or MBDTF or Blueprint.
So what do y’all think, is Future a legend or no?
DS2 is a certified classic...