F*** Drake
Finally this f***er is getting whats coming to him. Kendrick is tired of him and j cole parading around like they are the best out and untouchable when anyone with a decent iq knows Kendrick is way better then these frauds. Now drake knows how it feels and I dont feel bad. You CANNOT deny Kendrick. Shout out to Future and Metro. #CHOOSEASIDE
“Her momma is not around” is some real creep s*** lol. On a song talking about tricking on young women.
F*** Drake
Finally this f***er is getting whats coming to him. Kendrick is tired of him and j cole parading around like they are the best out and untouchable when anyone with a decent iq knows Kendrick is way better then these frauds. Now drake knows how it feels and I dont feel bad. You CANNOT deny Kendrick. Shout out to Future and Metro. #CHOOSEASIDE
That cut is so bad man
Honestly Nevermind was cool but it didn't sell a bajillion copies so Drake went back to making 20 song weedplates
There used to be a forum called defsounds in the 2000s and mfs would argue hov vs nas for 1000s of pages just like this.
TSU is a predatory song talking about preying on young college girls that just left from being up under their parents.
And it includes a f***ing R. Kelly sample
Crazy
Redditors are insecure about having just started listening to rap in the past two years so they assume this role of objective, floating music critic to filter their views through bc they’re too afraid to admit what they just enjoy. Everyone does this to a degree. I acknowledge MBDTF is great but out of every Kanye album I’ve easily listened to it the least
Maybe this is just the “redditor” types I come across but I kind of disagree or at least have some other thoughts on it
There is a thing where they assume the role of a critic, and from my understanding this is fantano influence
But then I also think there’s another layer to the problem where they DO kind of put a lot of emphasis on what THEIR sensibilities are and what they like and dislike, and then being dismissive of certain rap because it’s off putting to them culturally. I think for a lot of these people, lyrics about s***seem to be a big trigger to make something less valid artistically, as well as if an artist comes off “too gangsta” for them.
It would (maybe) be okay if they said “this isn’t for me” but most people now use their subjective opinions to form an objective sounding criticism. They pick whether a song is good or bad, in a very black and white way based on their narrow personal taste that hasn’t been exposed to very much.
There’s a pervasive idea that all opinions are valid in music, that it’s entirely subjective, and this encourages people who don’t know s*** to buy into their own “taste” too much before they even have a chance to form it
When you address me now it's Red Hat Kenny - no more Kung Fu
Left sme girl when her DNA test came out as 1% Jew

Feature on vultures 2
Real talk, if anybody ever diss me on a song, best believe I’m responding within 24hrs
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I chose this avi because it reminded me of y’all. It’s the embodiment of someone who wasn’t a hiphop fan before MBDTF. Someone that thinks hiphop is only about numbers.
There used to be a forum called defsounds in the 2000s and mfs would argue hov vs nas for 1000s of pages just like this.
Did you get the numbers/critics don't count arguments too?
Kanye picked his side

There used to be a forum called defsounds in the 2000s and mfs would argue hov vs nas for 1000s of pages just like this.
"Nas hasn't been on Billboard since Illmatic nobody listens to him. Ether weak anyway"
There used to be a forum called defsounds in the 2000s and mfs would argue hov vs nas for 1000s of pages just like this.
Mental illness spans generations
Everyone knows Nas better
Maybe this is just the “redditor” types I come across but I kind of disagree or at least have some other thoughts on it
There is a thing where they assume the role of a critic, and from my understanding this is fantano influence
But then I also think there’s another layer to the problem where they DO kind of put a lot of emphasis on what THEIR sensibilities are and what they like and dislike, and then being dismissive of certain rap because it’s off putting to them culturally. I think for a lot of these people, lyrics about s***seem to be a big trigger to make something less valid artistically, as well as if an artist comes off “too gangsta” for them.
It would (maybe) be okay if they said “this isn’t for me” but most people now use their subjective opinions to form an objective sounding criticism. They pick whether a song is good or bad, in a very black and white way based on their narrow personal taste that hasn’t been exposed to very much.
There’s a pervasive idea that all opinions are valid in music, that it’s entirely subjective, and this encourages people who don’t know s*** to buy into their own “taste” too much before they even have a chance to form it
"they DO kind of put a lot of emphasis on what THEIR sensibilities are and what they like and dislike, and then being dismissive of certain rap because it’s off putting to them culturally. I think for a lot of these people, lyrics about s***seem to be a big trigger to make something less valid artistically...
It would be okay if they said “this isn’t for me” but most people now use their subjective opinions to form an objective sounding criticism."
Real s***
Kanye picked his side

One of my favourite songs ever
Real talk, if anybody ever diss me on a song, best believe I’m responding within 24hrs
That song would be ass, just keeping it real bro
One of my favourite songs ever
Pink fur got nori dressing like cam
I live for the creator no not the gay one
We need more children in the world, how two men gonna make one?

Stans spitting conspiracies
I already wrote the book
Your crew some paid actors
Sandy Hook

Stans spitting conspiracies
I already wrote the book
Your crew some paid actors
Sandy Hook

Oh my goodness