That's what was hot at the time. He still made it his own by incorporating the huge synths and dance elements for Flashing Lights and Stronger

If you heard how Katt talked about Ye during that interview too, it wouldn’t surprise you even more if they linked

good reminder to listen to Amazing

Katt Williams stimulus bout to give @op a hit thread almost 4 years later

Yeah basically said he doesn't support him but doesn't villainize him either. Katt knows that Kanye probably talks alot of truth. Same way Dave Chappelle is

KTT talking about "the streets" is obnoxious as hell lol

You are all suburbanites or at the very least not in the streets. Go hot box your sedan and listen to Tyler like a normal person instead of pretending you have some connection to living a life of crime or even having a stint doing so lmao. That accounts for zero users on this site

People who are "in the streets" are not posting on Internet forums and bumping Drake all the time

And I'm saying this as someone who knows quite a few people who are in the streets

If Donda is anything to go by, Katt Williams is on a flight to the Vultures sessions as we speak

Calling Late Registration a snooze fest

i will say this

the first time i ever heard the term sample as a child was on Wild N Out when he called out Ye for relying on samples

i had no idea what that meant at the time but goddamn maybe OP is right

he said going on tour with i think u2 he needed a way to make his music “bigger” and communicate with people better and toomps beats were really doing that at the time. so that’s how we go from his book being bars like “i gotta testify, come up in the spot looking extra fly, before the day you die, i gone touch the sky” to a hook being like a chanting statement “la la la, wait till i get my money right, la la la, then you can’t tell me nothing right”

op when he logs back on

also i know nothing any this katt interview i just be seeing his name in the news

LR best Kanye album

It was the summer of 05 and kanye was on the heels of releasing his goofiest and most boring album to date.

OP wanted blood from the jump

Tell Troy Ave Stan, he from the streets apparently

Hilarious tbh

What was hot at the time?

There’s nothing on there that sounds exactly like 2007 to me other than CTMN being a remake of another Toomp beat

Southern rap

Paul Wall was on LR

Jeezy, T-Pain and Wayne were on Grad

Ok I won’t.

It influenced trash ass music so there you go.