Jbreezyondeck

3y

Do you seriously think anyone has TI above Lil Wayne?

Jbreezyondeck

3y

Do you seriously think anyone has TI above Lil Wayne?

Queenbey

3y

Yes! I’m from Atlanta and people rate him way higher than Wayne

Bill

3y

I think he's legitimately one of the hardest people to convince people of that not only he's a legend, but also his value on rap as whole. It's so much bigger than his music, you gotta look at how many artists he put on the map as well, let alone how his style of music (along with Wayne) forever shaped the future of rap. I can barely convince people my own age who grew up liking his s*** that he's on of the most pivotal rap figures in the last 20 years. Thats not even speaking about his music in which he's given us so many classic songs. You know why they still play "So Icy" at Atlanta functions, because his grasp on that community and the US at large was undeniable

Queenbey

3y

Imo he is overrated, I never got his hype.

Envymelove

3y

Ti is very regional compared to Lil Wayne

Bobby_96

3y

He really isn't though. TI doesn't really show up on top 10 lists like that and his antics and personality overshadow his music these days.

At least Wayne keeps to himself and is still known for music more than anything else.

Crack Palm Stepper

3y

Imagine how many legendary artists we wouldn’t have with Gucci man literally continues to reshape Atlanta not to mention his music output in the early days the only one to rival Wayne with mixtapes I’m surprised to see him missing from top 10s

Envymelove

3y

Ti is very regional compared to Lil Wayne

Jbreezyondeck

3y

Must be the bias because that’s absolutely absurd. I’m from the south too (admittedly not that south) and I’ve never met anyone in my life who would say that

Bobby_96

3y

Honestly, I figured TI would be one of those respected rap legends in Atlanta but not really someone who still has a large fanbase.

It seems like Atlanta rocks with Gucci more than TI.

Bill

3y

I think people who arn't actually in touch with the music rank ATL music and 2000's-2010's music really weird in general. Without Wayne and Gucci, none of the artists in the mainstream now would probably even exist (let alone sound anything like they do today) rap wise. Pivotal is how I'd describe Gucci's role in general and the disrespect he's gotten post jail for his fall off makes me sad, like everyone just wants to judge him on that cause thats when he started getting more mainstream appeal.

Crack Palm Stepper

3y

I think people mainly look at Gucci as a mentor now much like thug with all the artists he put on with 1017 I will say his quality is slightly lower than what he put out in the early 2010s but he is incredibly rated unfairly

Bill

3y

I think he's legitimately one of the hardest people to convince people of that not only he's a legend, but also his value on rap as whole. It's so much bigger than his music, you gotta look at how many artists he put on the map as well, let alone how his style of music (along with Wayne) forever shaped the future of rap. I can barely convince people my own age who grew up liking his s*** that he's on of the most pivotal rap figures in the last 20 years. Thats not even speaking about his music in which he's given us so many classic songs. You know why they still play "So Icy" at Atlanta functions, because his grasp on that community and the US at large was undeniable

Unforgivable

3y

Well.. no s***

Crack Palm Stepper

3y

Imagine how many legendary artists we wouldn’t have with Gucci man literally continues to reshape Atlanta not to mention his music output in the early days the only one to rival Wayne with mixtapes I’m surprised to see him missing from top 10s

martian master

3y

But aint this a general consensus (unless you from ATL or your Teal, shoutout teal)

Hi Roller

3y

T.I. gonna have to die to restore his legacy cuz his name is being dragged thru the mud

Hi Roller

3y

T.I. gonna have to die to restore his legacy cuz his name is being dragged thru the mud