some streamer i watch jsut started saying it all the time for no reason and i thought it was so funny i stole it so now its my thing too

his new songs get a few thousand views

Oh maybe if he still releases music

Yeah then he would count probably

and i dont think he likes the slums standing on the corner mike mavi pink siffu scene either

which is wild to me because its like the new york underground making music for older potheads lol

ty ty!

But underground as a term for rap now is weird like it's barely based on popularity

Its kinda annoying

Like you can be pretty popular and still considered an underground rapper if the music you make fits the sound of other ones

They kinda ruined the word tbh

fundamental

difference

they was calling yeat underground while collabing with drake

hadji or someone from this site did a youtube video on it
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(#2 shot by Gunner Stahl.)

They're simple, but both of them fit their respective eras.

them stacked like that look like abstract art

For real.

It kinda keeps the genre from changing in the eyes of the mainstream because they have put the stuff that sounds new in this weird little subgenre box

thats a whole lot of red

Yeah, the red aesthetic wasn't new.

Like the sounds came from underground rap but once they became popular it shouldn't be underground rap that is just new mainstream rap sounds

its like old people catching onto s*** later

And really it never even gets as popular as it could because it's like kept as this weird separate thing

“the red represent and the fear and pain of growing up as a black man in america. the blue denim pants represent the plight of the common man. The hand being placed on the sides was deliberate. they're manicured to be perfection. This Contrasts with the support of the proletariat implied by the denim and the red. its a complex piece demonstrating the 2 worlds in america, one for the common man and one for the man with their hands clean. While also touching on racial prejudice and economic equality.”

i dont do this though

im nort

I saw her rendition of Sly's "Everyday People" featuring Kermit the Frog.

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