ngl it kills me when people know this s*** is clearly clickbait bullshit made to be argued over and still they're like "well they got this one right!"

The conversations coming from this list is hilarious

dawg please give me some insight on how yall decided infamous was gonna be #1

@splice

Very clearly threw s*** at the wall to generate discourse. The Tour at #6 is one of the least offensive things about it overall.

Yall accepted a bad bunny Super Bowl. Deal with the consequences.

I think this is Top 100 Rap albums

cold visions out now
icedancer out now

These lists always suck but this one is so bad it’s obvious bait

If this was 10 years ago list woulda been full of AntiCon albums and capped off with run the jewels or some s***

If a fleet of opulent Martians descended to Earth and demanded to understand the peak of mid-’10s Atlanta rap, you’d play them Tha Tour Pt. 1. In fact, Young Thug and Rich Homie Quan’s slang dust storms, supernova melodies, and vocal aerobatics would probably seem a little familiar to extraterrestrial ears. The one who would never stop going in described their brief partnership as the “best collabo since Outkast.” And like the original ATLiens, Rich Gang balanced wandering star eccentricity with open-vein human emotion. In one bar, their gamma ray wails seem teleported from a gilded and advanced future; in the next, explosions of wrath, lust, and violence feel like psalms freestyled onto tablets of red clay.

Consider it a miracle that Tha Tour even exists. DJ Swamp Izzo might have boasted that the dates were “locked in,” but few venues were ever booked. One of the last unequivocal classics of the mixtape era emerged in its final no-skips form only because Birdman foresaw the possibilities of locking two generational talents in the studio at the apogee of their powers—and pairing them with the best Southern producers of the moment (Mike Will, Wheezy, London on Da Track, Sonny Digital).

Thug and Quan emitted an electromagnetic field of baby chopper blues (“Everything I Got”), death letter dancehall (“730”), and slumped out funk (“Keep It Goin’”). They took trap to unknown zones without leaving Zone 3. Who needs a sequel when Part 1 is already timeless? A masterpiece that embodies the improvisational chaos and ephemeral bursts of magic that have defined hip-hop since its inception. And “Lifestyle” isn’t even on here. –Jeff Weiss

I don’t know how KTT’s list would look any different tbh. Maybe Days Before Rodeo in the top 20, but otherwise pretty much identical

You gotta disavow this list wtf is this s***

There is no other genre in music they do more mockery of than rap music just for s*** and giggles

It’s also a completely inoffensive list, how could this possibly qualify as rage bait?

No MIKE album? Get f***ed, Eric.

Duwap Kaine even being on this list is incredible

Look at 100-99 do you read English ?

that ranking is 100% correct, Duwap is in fact better than snoop doog

They tried to make me mad but b****** at 94 they good in my book

B****** is a classic!!! Niggas not gone change my mind

it's worse than rage bait... it's forum bait

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