favorite album from face?
Untouchable > For My Homies 1 > The World is Yours > The Diary
Top 10 Rapper & his influence on & relationship with niggas like Cube, Dre, Pac & Jay is brazy
One of the most underrated ever
read your post and tell me who's the dummy
i took the girl to lana del rey dumbass
one of the most emotionally affecting rappers for s*** like this

thank the neptunes, just blaze, kanye, and timbo for their beats too because that s*** was f***in tailored to my ears
Timbo the king
how did i pan out like this?
Man you going to light mfs up tomorrow get it together
Shoutout to just bleezy, and kanyeezy, see how we adjusted the game so easy
Gingerbread man even said you’re a monster
I did takeover the game, brought back the soul
This song old enough where I can tell teens “they don’t know nothing about this?”

This song old enough where I can tell teens “they don’t know nothing about this?”
!https://youtu.be/anRkutaPS9wBeat still disgusting
I always feel left out when y’all talk about dust hop I needa do my homework
If u really like like music then would explore what you can without any prejudice imo, especially in today's age where it's easier than ever.
At least that's how it was for me & my music friends in highschool (class of 2014). We would be up on current ish, the bubbling underground & then explore the past here & there, & talk/debate about it with one another.
I grew up on Rap from my family too, but in HS I started exploring other s*** like Indie Rock & Electronic & now a nigga love that s*** too
Wish I could go to as many concerts as i did in HS too.
Kendrick, Chance, YG, Freddie Gibbs, Pusha T, Ab-Soul & more while they were on the come up this decade
And I even saw Ice Cube & DMX lol, but was a year or two after HS.
I always feel left out when y’all talk about dust hop I needa do my homework
just dont be like the rg/reddit/youtube weirdos they just as bad as ktters
man almost all of middle school was just jay-z in constant rotation for me
i could not get enough of the black album and the blueprint
Man wtf
I’m still around fam, just don’t post often
Too much of real life stuff going on
As long as you good homie
If u really like like music then would explore what you can without any prejudice imo, especially in today's age where it's easier than ever.
At least that's how it was for me & my music friends in highschool (class of 2014). We would be up on current ish, the bubbling underground & then explore the past here & there, & talk/debate about it with one another.
I grew up on Rap from my family too, but in HS I started exploring other s*** like Indie Rock & Electronic & now a nigga love that s*** too
Real
I had a listen to Ironman by ghostface and atliens but I had a hard time paying it attention
It’s silly to stress about Everyone has their own taste at the end of the day
Real
I had a listen to Ironman by ghostface and atliens but I had a hard time paying it attention
It’s silly to stress about Everyone has their own taste at the end of the day
Yeah, don't force yourself to like something just because. I've never been like that too. I don't care too much for Nas or Big & a few others for example, but I'm from the Bayarea so it's messy lmao.
Imo it's great to explore mainly for the history & see how things connect to modern times. S*** is like anime/movie/videogame lore
It's also interesting to see the overlooked & underground stuff of from back then.
I'm not bumping 90s hiphop 24/7, but there are some older songs/artists in Rap & other genres I'll have in rotation or mixed in a playlist. Stuff i genuinely like without any bearing on the "right" consensus.
You'll probably find at least some stuff u like, but u ain't gotta like everything. it's still just music at the end of the day.
I'm still mostly listening to my period of music tho. Mostly 2011 to 2016, with some 2000s & 90s & a lil bit of the later half of 2010s thrown in.
I always feel left out when y’all talk about dust hop I needa do my homework
damn breh even i know dust rap
Yeah, don't force yourself to like something just because. I've never been like that too. I don't care too much for Nas or Big & a few others for example, but I'm from the Bayarea so it's messy lmao.
Imo it's great to explore mainly for the history & see how things connect to modern times. S*** is like anime/movie/videogame lore
It's also interesting to see the overlooked & underground stuff of from back then.
I'm not bumping 90s hiphop 24/7, but there are some older songs/artists in Rap & other genres I'll have in rotation or mixed in a playlist. Stuff i genuinely like without any bearing on the "right" consensus.
You'll probably find at least some stuff u like, but u ain't gotta like everything. it's still just music at the end of the day.
I'm still mostly listening to my period of music tho. Mostly 2011 to 2016, with some 2000s & 90s & a lil bit of the later half of 2010s thrown in.
Yea I’ll occasionally search for an old hip hop project to listen when I get that itch
It’s so rewarding to find an album u never knew existed that easily becomes one of your favourites
damn breh even i know dust rap
jik listener
It's crazy how deep I used to be into the music scene when i was a teen to 20 years old. 20 dollar undeground concerts, shifting through youtube music & interview videos, illegally downloading whatever I can find etc.
Now I'm just coasting & turning into an old head
baeLLa battle me im bored