Sep 23, 2021·2 replies
Oblivion XWhether u want to admit or not the 2010s would be a lot worse without drake in it
Honestly Drake and Future are the two most defining artists of the 2010s, their consistent output, quality, and connection to the youth was unmatched
You look around and damn near everyone comes from them(outside the 50/Wayne kids)
Sep 23, 2021·1 replyI do also genuinely think Eminem is probably racist to an extent and is a culture vulture when looking at his entire career arc
But he did run 99-03 no debate
Sep 23, 2021·2 repliesSo IllegalHonestly Drake and Future are the two most defining artists of the 2010s, their consistent output, quality, and connection to the youth was unmatched
You look around and damn near everyone comes from them(outside the 50/Wayne kids)
Everyone comes from Wayne.
- Sep 23, 2021
Jack Harlow gonna end racism
- Sep 23, 2021NewCopeJustDropped
Everyone comes from Wayne.
For sure for sure
- Sep 23, 2021·1 replySo Illegal
Honestly Drake and Future are the two most defining artists of the 2010s, their consistent output, quality, and connection to the youth was unmatched
You look around and damn near everyone comes from them(outside the 50/Wayne kids)
Kanye, Drake, Future, ASAP Rocky, SpaceGhostPurrp, Lil B, Chief Keef, and Migos are the most influential 2010s artists tbh
No order to that list just a general lineup
Sep 23, 2021·1 replyUpholdTimMosleyI do also genuinely think Eminem is probably racist to an extent and is a culture vulture when looking at his entire career arc
But he did run 99-03 no debate
I was s***ting my diapers at the time, so genuinely curious….
Were rap fans fw eminem like that?
Like, we know he sold the most, but to this day so many eminem fans are totally clueless on rapwasit always like that?
- Sep 23, 2021·1 replyNewCopeJustDropped
Everyone comes from Wayne.
these kids dont even know how much of an impact YMCMB had
- Sep 23, 2021·2 repliesUpholdTimMosley
Kanye, Drake, Future, ASAP Rocky, SpaceGhostPurrp, Lil B, Chief Keef, and Migos are the most influential 2010s artists tbh
No order to that list just a general lineup
I know you like kanye but you dont gotta shoehorn him into these conversations, its okay
Sep 23, 2021
KobeToThaYou know what you were doing by not including Drake lmao
- Sep 23, 2021
Drake.
Sep 23, 2021UpholdTimMosley
he not wrong tho
Sep 23, 2021Yall try way too hard now
- Sep 23, 2021·1 replydumbo
these kids dont even know how much of an impact YMCMB had
ab to turn 20 so l remember how huge they were
l thought they were so cool bro
- Sep 23, 2021·1 replyRESIGNED
ab to turn 20 so l remember how huge they were
l thought they were so cool bro
s*** did not age well but i would be lying if i said i did not f*** with the whole movement and wasnt listening to every f***ing mixtape and single
- Sep 23, 2021·2 replies
Why are we trying to change the big 3. LOL. It will never change. The decade is over and that is what it was.
Kendrick Drake and Cole
- Sep 23, 2021·1 replydumbo
s*** did not age well but i would be lying if i said i did not f*** with the whole movement and wasnt listening to every f***ing mixtape and single
bro ln 2011-2012 Nicki and Drake were gods to me
Sep 23, 2021So IllegalI know you like kanye but you dont gotta shoehorn him into these conversations, its okay
Kanye transcends music
- Sep 23, 2021·3 repliesSo Illegal
I know you like kanye but you dont gotta shoehorn him into these conversations, its okay
MBDTF and Yeezus were crazy influential
Kendrick, Travis, and Drake, all openly credit MBDTF as an inspiration on their work. Yeezus' production was a huge influence on underground cats and some mainstream artists too
also Watch The Throne was rly influential too, esp on Travis
- Sep 23, 2021NewCopeJustDropped
Why are we trying to change the big 3. LOL. It will never change. The decade is over and that is what it was.
Kendrick Drake and Cole
bro the big 3 was bleach naruto and one piece
- Sep 23, 2021·1 replyUpholdTimMosley
MBDTF and Yeezus were crazy influential
Kendrick, Travis, and Drake, all openly credit MBDTF as an inspiration on their work. Yeezus' production was a huge influence on underground cats and some mainstream artists too
also Watch The Throne was rly influential too, esp on Travis
That’s very true, Kanye influenced and put on Travis, the 2nd/3rd biggest rapper on the planet right now, that’s massive influence whether you like it or not
- Sep 23, 2021·1 replyNewCopeJustDropped
Why are we trying to change the big 3. LOL. It will never change. The decade is over and that is what it was.
Kendrick Drake and Cole
I don't have to like what you like
- Sep 23, 2021RESIGNED
bro ln 2011-2012 Nicki and Drake were gods to me
bruh s*** was legendary and barrier breaking. like i said hip hop wouldve never been the same without most of these people that were stepping out of their comfort zone in those times. and young money def one of the most influential
- Sep 23, 2021Yayo
That’s very true, Kanye influenced and put on Travis, the 2nd/3rd biggest rapper on the planet right now, that’s massive influence whether you like it or not
Kendrick was quoting "So Appalled" on High Power too
- Sep 23, 2021·1 replyUpholdTimMosley
MBDTF and Yeezus were crazy influential
Kendrick, Travis, and Drake, all openly credit MBDTF as an inspiration on their work. Yeezus' production was a huge influence on underground cats and some mainstream artists too
also Watch The Throne was rly influential too, esp on Travis
That aint got nothing to do with what i said lol