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  • Mar 21, 2020
    Americana 2

    for sure his cadence was unseen in terms of how it derived from thug

    Exactly. Sah used the exact flow that is now considered the 'Gunna flow' on SANDAS. Thug has never used this exact flow

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    ihatemids

    Gotit & Keed in their early s*** literally used to use Sah's lingo that is exclusively Sah's (saying 'my squid' and s*** like that)

    Never knew that tbh

  • Mar 21, 2020
    rayray

    Never knew that tbh

    Yeah it's cause those early mixtapes are pretty hard to find online so most people havent really heard. But even some tracks on Long Live Mexico, if u listen and keep in mind the FACT that Keed is (or at least was) a Sah fan, they clearly sound more Sah influenced than Thug influenced

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Killy
    Nav
    Nessly
    Don Toliver
    Migos
    Lil Tjay
    Rae Sremurd
    Trippie Red

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Also Boogie with A Hoodie and SmokePurpp

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Jozu

    Killy
    Nav
    Nessly
    Don Toliver
    Migos
    Lil Tjay
    Rae Sremurd
    Trippie Red

    you're the 2nd to say Nav. Do u have any specific tracks u think Nav sounds like him? Personally his autotune style sounds way way more like speaker knockerz to me than Travis

  • Mar 21, 2020
    Jozu

    Also Boogie with A Hoodie and SmokePurpp

    A boogie is also a speaker knockers son not travis

  • Mar 21, 2020

    The bros in college are definitely under the trav flu

  • Bernie X 🙊
    Mar 21, 2020
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    That’s why I always thought the topic was overrated. You could say Kanye and Kendrick have less influence in terms of artistry than a Young Thug, Chief Keef, or Future. Wouldn’t you agree that the reason for that isnt because Kanye and Kendrick make “generic and watered down” music, but rather because it’s easier to successfully copy the sounds of the latter artists and make a career off of that?

  • Mar 21, 2020
    ihatemids

    you're the 2nd to say Nav. Do u have any specific tracks u think Nav sounds like him? Personally his autotune style sounds way way more like speaker knockerz to me than Travis

    Champions and Call me.

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Bernie X

    That’s why I always thought the topic was overrated. You could say Kanye and Kendrick have less influence in terms of artistry than a Young Thug, Chief Keef, or Future. Wouldn’t you agree that the reason for that isnt because Kanye and Kendrick make “generic and watered down” music, but rather because it’s easier to successfully copy the sounds of the latter artists and make a career off of that?

    No. I'd argue it's because Keef and Thug had way more unique/revolutionary sounds than someone like Ye or Kendrick. When aspiring artists (or artists in general) hear something new and unique, they want to try it too

  • Bernie X 🙊
    Mar 21, 2020
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    ihatemids

    No. I'd argue it's because Keef and Thug had way more unique/revolutionary sounds than someone like Ye or Kendrick. When aspiring artists (or artists in general) hear something new and unique, they want to try it too

    That’s a given, but you said “successful artists... that sound like Travis clones”. The fact that so many artists can jump in the game and literally build a career off of sounding like another nigga, be accepted, and in some cases even be more successful than the artist they’re a clone of (when desiigner got a #1 record before Future lmao) says a lot. It shouldn’t be that easy

    The reason a Kanye/Kendrick/Travis don’t have many successful clones is because they’re just too hard to copy imo

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Bernie X

    That’s a given, but you said “successful artists... that sound like Travis clones”. The fact that so many artists can jump in the game and literally build a career off of sounding like another nigga, be accepted, and in some cases even be more successful than the artist they’re a clone of (when desiigner got a #1 record before Future lmao) says a lot. It shouldn’t be that easy

    The reason a Kanye/Kendrick/Travis don’t have many successful clones is because they’re just too hard to copy imo

    woah woah u not slick throwing travis in there with kanye and kendrick lmfao. I maaaaaybe agree with what you said about them being hard to copy, but Travis would literally be one of the easiest artist to copy. Literally everything he's made since Birds sounds the same lol its just a formula

  • Mar 21, 2020
    ihatemids

    woah woah u not slick throwing travis in there with kanye and kendrick lmfao. I maaaaaybe agree with what you said about them being hard to copy, but Travis would literally be one of the easiest artist to copy. Literally everything he's made since Birds sounds the same lol its just a formula

    (i definitely dont agree about ye or kendrick either tho but i can see how you'd argue that. not at all for travis tho lmfao)

  • Mar 21, 2020

    Nope but top 3 last decade

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Bernie X

    That’s a given, but you said “successful artists... that sound like Travis clones”. The fact that so many artists can jump in the game and literally build a career off of sounding like another nigga, be accepted, and in some cases even be more successful than the artist they’re a clone of (when desiigner got a #1 record before Future lmao) says a lot. It shouldn’t be that easy

    The reason a Kanye/Kendrick/Travis don’t have many successful clones is because they’re just too hard to copy imo

    kanye and kendrick yes travis no

  • Bernie X 🙊
    Mar 21, 2020
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    ihatemids

    woah woah u not slick throwing travis in there with kanye and kendrick lmfao. I maaaaaybe agree with what you said about them being hard to copy, but Travis would literally be one of the easiest artist to copy. Literally everything he's made since Birds sounds the same lol its just a formula

    I added him in there with Kanye and Kendrick because they’re all artists who are criticized for not having enough clones. Also, if he’s so easy to copy why doesn’t he have any successful clones who threaten to take his lane from him like Future and Thug have had

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Bernie X

    I added him in there with Kanye and Kendrick because they’re all artists who are criticized for not having enough clones. Also, if he’s so easy to copy why doesn’t he have any successful clones who threaten to take his lane from him like Future and Thug have had

    I mean his lane is frat-rap That's my whole point of it being generic/watered down. It doesnt make anyone hear it and go "damn i needa try this" (and obviously i know that 'anyone' isnt true, but i think the difference is that Thug/Keef/people like that have a sound so unique that it inspired SO MANY people to want to try it, to the point where there were bound to be some that made it big time)

  • Bernie X 🙊
    Mar 21, 2020
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    Triplesss

    kanye and kendrick yes travis no

    That’s cool but now you have to elaborate. You can’t copy a Kanye album because the production value of his music is too expensive and he works with the best artists in the world to help him bring ideas to life, that’s exactly how Travis approaches music, therefore it’s too hard to copy a Travis album as well

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Bernie X

    That’s cool but now you have to elaborate. You can’t copy a Kanye album because the production value of his music is too expensive and he works with the best artists in the world to help him bring ideas to life, that’s exactly how Travis approaches music, therefore it’s too hard to copy a Travis album as well

    I just don't think travis is unique enough or has as much substance as the other guys to put him in that same stratosphere as those guys. He's not even really a producer nor does he have that much lyrical quality

  • Bernie X 🙊
    Mar 21, 2020
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    ihatemids

    I mean his lane is frat-rap That's my whole point of it being generic/watered down. It doesnt make anyone hear it and go "damn i needa try this" (and obviously i know that 'anyone' isnt true, but i think the difference is that Thug/Keef/people like that have a sound so unique that it inspired SO MANY people to want to try it, to the point where there were bound to be some that made it big time)

    Frat rap is synonymous with “popular music”, you can call literally anything, including Young Thug and Chief Keef frat rap

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    look his music is fine for the most part but I think me and a lot of people grew out of his s*** years and years ago. I just don't see an uber talented artist like a lot of his newer fans portray him as

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Bernie X

    That’s cool but now you have to elaborate. You can’t copy a Kanye album because the production value of his music is too expensive and he works with the best artists in the world to help him bring ideas to life, that’s exactly how Travis approaches music, therefore it’s too hard to copy a Travis album as well

    Nooo. Yeah it's technically the same concept of bringing a bunch of talented people together to work on your project, but Kanye albums have all these people together bringing their true artistry to the table. With Travis, they're trying to make mainstream, radio friendly hits (talking about Astroworld here), and the result is a majority of the songs sounding very very similar

  • Mar 21, 2020
    Bernie X

    Frat rap is synonymous with “popular music”, you can call literally anything, including Young Thug and Chief Keef frat rap

    Im a massive thug stan and id consider a lot of SMF to be frat rap, yeah, but not 99% of Thug. Keef hell f***ing no lol outside of Faneto, Love Sosa, etc, but 95% of Keef's discog is so so so far from being frat rap

  • Bernie X 🙊
    Mar 21, 2020
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    Triplesss

    I just don't think travis is unique enough or has as much substance as the other guys to put him in that same stratosphere as those guys. He's not even really a producer nor does he have that much lyrical quality

    This conversation isn’t about quality and substance though, it’s about who and why these artists have the least clones. I offered my take on why these three artists have the least clones but are still so successful, and why those three artists have the most clones who are very successful, so much so that they’ve literally been surpassed by their own clones at one point.

    It sounds like you just don’t like his music as much as theirs and thats fine but that’s not what we’re talking about