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  • Jul 27, 2020
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    mr ramrod

    Travis fanbase is almost exclusively Caucasian so in that regard he’s Em’s successor

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    I can tell y’all age

  • Jul 27, 2020
    Escobar

    Millennial confirmed

  • proper 🔩
    Jul 27, 2020
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    SHAQUILLE
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    Niggas ain’t gotta respect, niggas just gotta accept

    gotta except

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    Htownwolf

    Travis has one album that did big numbers lol
    Yall gotta chill with these threads jumping the gun

    2 cuz Birds has goosebumps

  • Jul 27, 2020
    proper

    gotta except

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    his numbers are really inflated for his last album. Plus astroworld according to him is his 5th solo album. Keep in mind he had a big label already behind owl pharaoh till now.

  • Travis quality goes down by the album but commercial success is correct

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    Triplesss

    his numbers are really inflated for his last album. Plus astroworld according to him is his 5th solo album. Keep in mind he had a big label already behind owl pharaoh till now.

    DBR and OP weren’t even put on sale

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    Triplesss

    his numbers are really inflated for his last album. Plus astroworld according to him is his 5th solo album. Keep in mind he had a big label already behind owl pharaoh till now.

    Birds in the trap was big did y’all forget how f***ing big goosebumps was

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    SHAQUILLE

    DBR and OP weren’t even put on sale

    he himself calls them albums

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    SHAQUILLE

    DBR and OP weren’t even put on sale

    Still had major label backing.

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    Smacked Voodoo

    Still had major label backing.

    So? Not a studio album

  • Jul 27, 2020
    DEL_5445

    Birds in the trap was big did y’all forget how f***ing big goosebumps was

    birds was his 5th album?
    owl pharaoh
    dbr
    rodeo
    birds

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    Triplesss

    he himself calls them albums

    He said he doesn’t do mixtapes but they’re essentially mixtapes.

    This kinda feels like semantics to try and take away from the point in op

  • THIB 🦌
    Jul 27, 2020

    Idk about quality and commercially but I do know that no rapper in the same room as Travis has been hungrier.

  • Jul 27, 2020

    Kanye reached it two albums in

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    SHAQUILLE

    So? Not a studio album

    Then that should make it obvious how he has reached those heights so quickly. I would hope the artist who had major industry backing and support for his first two mixtapes would eventually make it to a high level.

    Having knowledge of that doesn't really make the feat as impressive to me though

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    Smacked Voodoo

    Then that should make it obvious how he has reached those heights so quickly. I would hope the artist who had major industry backing and support for his first two mixtapes would eventually make it to a high level.

    Having knowledge of that doesn't really make the feat as impressive to me though

    Bro what?

    Almost all the people in OP have had major industry behind them before their first album.

  • Jul 27, 2020

    Juice Wrld

  • Jul 27, 2020
    quadra

    No, Travis will not leave the game as a Top 10 rap artist ever.

    Exactly, you gotta wonder what these boys hear sometimes.

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    SHAQUILLE

    He said he doesn’t do mixtapes but they’re essentially mixtapes.

    This kinda feels like semantics to try and take away from the point in op

    but why are not judging them as albums when he had a huge label behind him from day one as well as cosigns from ti kanye etc.?? He even had a "feature" on yeezus lmao

    The boundary between album and mixtape isnt what it used to be, they're essentially the same thing. If anything you get a huge jump start by releasing mixtapes prior to albums.

    But lets say for debates sake that they are mixtapes, (really doesn't matter if they are) he still had high quality production and engineering from some of the biggest names, he had features from big name people, and had cosigns from big name artists as well. It was treated 100% like a studio album when making it, he just decided it would be better to make it free. So essentially by not judging that as an album you're giving him a huge headstart which is why saying "look what he's doing 3 albums in" is kinda ludicrous.

    Not trying to discredit the guys success, just saying he's not in the same realm as those guys and you're leaving out a lot of context on why he's had good numbers on his "third" album

  • Jul 27, 2020
    Triplesss

    but why are not judging them as albums when he had a huge label behind him from day one as well as cosigns from ti kanye etc.?? He even had a "feature" on yeezus lmao

    The boundary between album and mixtape isnt what it used to be, they're essentially the same thing. If anything you get a huge jump start by releasing mixtapes prior to albums.

    But lets say for debates sake that they are mixtapes, (really doesn't matter if they are) he still had high quality production and engineering from some of the biggest names, he had features from big name people, and had cosigns from big name artists as well. It was treated 100% like a studio album when making it, he just decided it would be better to make it free. So essentially by not judging that as an album you're giving him a huge headstart which is why saying "look what he's doing 3 albums in" is kinda ludicrous.

    Not trying to discredit the guys success, just saying he's not in the same realm as those guys and you're leaving out a lot of context on why he's had good numbers on his "third" album

    Kanye was getting jay z placements almost 5 years before his debut album

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    Smacked Voodoo

    Then that should make it obvious how he has reached those heights so quickly. I would hope the artist who had major industry backing and support for his first two mixtapes would eventually make it to a high level.

    Having knowledge of that doesn't really make the feat as impressive to me though

    exactly why I find it hard to call them mixtapes. I don't care what wikipedia says, those projects were treated like albums. He was given a budget, and a budget for shooting videos. He released lead singles. Treated just like a studio album

  • Jul 27, 2020
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    Triplesss

    but why are not judging them as albums when he had a huge label behind him from day one as well as cosigns from ti kanye etc.?? He even had a "feature" on yeezus lmao

    The boundary between album and mixtape isnt what it used to be, they're essentially the same thing. If anything you get a huge jump start by releasing mixtapes prior to albums.

    But lets say for debates sake that they are mixtapes, (really doesn't matter if they are) he still had high quality production and engineering from some of the biggest names, he had features from big name people, and had cosigns from big name artists as well. It was treated 100% like a studio album when making it, he just decided it would be better to make it free. So essentially by not judging that as an album you're giving him a huge headstart which is why saying "look what he's doing 3 albums in" is kinda ludicrous.

    Not trying to discredit the guys success, just saying he's not in the same realm as those guys and you're leaving out a lot of context on why he's had good numbers on his "third" album

    Implying Drake and Kendrick didn’t have major label backing before their 1st album