Mar 8, 2022
math fiftyYou're a f***ing idiot this how I know you don't go outside
Yall stay shuttered up hunched over computer desks all why am I even explaining s*** to youThe niggas who have actually tasted c***oris know what im talking about the rest of you niggas guessing
C*** LICKERS STAND UP!
Mar 8, 2022
Mar 8, 2022I die every time I see that tweet
- Mar 8, 2022
hemagloxTHIS IS A GAYS ONLY EVENT GO HOME
Mar 8, 2022·1 replydeleteduser2863It’s unbelievable how much hate BH gets on KTT despite BH being KTT users themselves.
How are you not going to support your brothers?
What BH did with the Saturation Trilogy is a FEAT.
Completely changed the direction of the youth in 2017.
They weren’t as big as you’re thinking lil bro
- Mar 8, 2022·1 replymath fifty
Brockhampton were instrumental in opening the floodgates for white people to start becoming prominent rap listeners
We clown Carti, Trav, etc for having white fanbases but Brockhampton were one of the first ones of their gen to make white accsessible rap
Edit: Appended a explanation for you ugly ass b**** ass no p**** getting ass niggas. Don't quote me ever again
Alright since a bunch of hooked on phonics niggas quoted this post let me explain
The whole art hoe soft boy rap wave was FATHERED by niggas like Tyler, Brockhampton, Rex Orange County, Dominic Fike, THOSE niggas
Obviously white people have been listening to rap from the jump you stupid ass niggas thats not the point i was trying to make. The NEW wave of white mysterious rap fans was fathered by niggas like Brockhampton you stupid motherfuckers but you niggas dont talk to women so of course you wouldnt get the s***
I been listening to rap since you b**** ass niggas was sucking on moms titty milk nigga i know what the f*** im talking about. Suck my d***Everything in this post is wrong man
- Mar 8, 2022·2 repliesWBW
They weren’t as big as you’re thinking lil bro
I’m probably older than you
Mar 8, 2022deleteduser2863It’s unbelievable how much hate BH gets on KTT despite BH being KTT users themselves.
How are you not going to support your brothers?
What BH did with the Saturation Trilogy is a FEAT.
Completely changed the direction of the youth in 2017.
🗣️🗣️🗣️
Mar 8, 2022They have some good songs
- Mar 8, 2022
reminder that iridescence is the best brockhampton album
- Mar 8, 20221887
the damage this album did is irreversible
- Mar 8, 2022·1 replyWBW
Everything in this post is wrong man
Youre an idiot
- Mar 8, 2022deleteduser2863
I’m probably older than you
These motherfuckers is antisocial bro
Mar 8, 2022
- Mar 8, 2022math fifty
Youre an idiot
Ironic
- Mar 8, 2022deleteduser2863
I’m probably older than you
I disagree
- Mar 8, 2022
Stop hyping these folks up like they we’re somebody dawg
- Mar 8, 20221887
This album and Saturation came out around the same time
Mar 8, 2022math fiftyBrockhampton were instrumental in opening the floodgates for white people to start becoming prominent rap listeners
We clown Carti, Trav, etc for having white fanbases but Brockhampton were one of the first ones of their gen to make white accsessible rap
Edit: Appended a explanation for you ugly ass b**** ass no p**** getting ass niggas. Don't quote me ever again
Alright since a bunch of hooked on phonics niggas quoted this post let me explain
The whole art hoe soft boy rap wave was FATHERED by niggas like Tyler, Brockhampton, Rex Orange County, Dominic Fike, THOSE niggas
Obviously white people have been listening to rap from the jump you stupid ass niggas thats not the point i was trying to make. The NEW wave of white mysterious rap fans was fathered by niggas like Brockhampton you stupid motherfuckers but you niggas dont talk to women so of course you wouldnt get the s***
I been listening to rap since you b**** ass niggas was sucking on moms titty milk nigga i know what the f*** im talking about. Suck my d***Edit has me
Mar 8, 2022Sat trilogy was a cool moment and would have aged better if they broke up after.
Instead they kept pretending that they'd split up to generate cheap hype, then it turned out Ameer was a loser, and they stopped being interesting for good.
Remember when they kicked Ameer out and they performed the next week and were crying on stage mid-performance?
Mar 8, 2022ny bookersThey the odd future for gen z, and Kevin will be on Tyler level in the new few years
Brockhampton didn't start an era nor did they have a huge wave of influence on hiphop like OF did. They had their 15 minutes and then vanished. I bet people have even forgotten they were BH fans at one point.
Mar 8, 2022LMAOOOO this a classic thread title