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I think Juice himself would have agreed with me.

Has Uzi honestly done that outside of 2016?

And I thought he was only doing that back when it was cool for old heads to just call his entire generation mumble rappers

That's what white people want them labeled as

I get the sentiment I guess but how can you love rap and not see them as artists

You keep missing two points
1. It doesn’t matter when she releases a project because those stations won’t play her anyway. They play old Ari and old Rih but can’t play old Bey?

2. Love on Top, Countdown, Drunk In Love, etc. all that s*** was only played on hip hop/R&B stations

Anything outside of the box and they say

what are you doing, you should go back to rapping. You are a rapper.

aint nobody mad its just funny first of all u got drake and ye in your avy they would s*** on u for saying that, first of all

second of all u think u onto something calling bey music trash its def not trash solange better

may not be the best in the genre but i hope u got ur dopamine hit off calling her music trash

He be trolling bro lol

"I'm not a rapper though" is actually the final form of delusional rapper. It's incredible

Not the point. Ice Cube or LL wasn’t like “I am more than a rapper. Don’t just call me a rapper “

I guess it has now changed to rappers who make the conscious distinction to separate themselves and detach from the "rapper" title as a whole? That's what I've been gathering but I haven't been given any really strong examples to back it up

yeah idk @Darkest_Angel would have to help with that

“Shut up and rap” vibes

that's not true imo
if anything people tell kanye for example he doesn't need to rap (especially not write his raps) cuz he is a great producer and can sing some notes

U wild 😂😂

Don't it just mean they want/can include more genres into their music?

art in itself is pretentious so

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