Oct 31, 2019
ZezimaHe is his own lane but imo he just isn’t good like that. He’s aesthetic,vision,hype but not much on actually saying something. Coffee bean was good but his production carries him.
Bean and apple pie >
But still not top 2000 songs
Oct 31, 2019·1 replyRvb420The skits on college dropout ruin the album
intro is the only skit you need
- Oct 31, 2019·1 reply
Magenta
Has to be one of them 🤷♂️
- Oct 31, 2019laudi
intro is the only skit you need
I hate all skits 🤷♂️
Oct 31, 2019·1 replyTLOP is bottom 2 ye albums easily
- Oct 31, 2019·1 reply
Trap$oul for me personally a modern classic
- Oct 31, 2019·edited
Always wonderd why rappers stopped getting their d***s sucked on skits
Not sure if music could get better then that
That was the true downfall of rap
- Magenta 💞Oct 31, 2019·1 replyRvb420
Has to be one of them 🤷♂️
nah
Oct 31, 2019HJJH an 8/10. s*** aged like fine wine 🍷
- Magenta 💞Oct 31, 2019Zezima
Trap$oul for me personally a modern classic
agreed
- Oct 31, 2019·1 replyMagenta
nah
Those the top 3 Kanye albums tho
Mbdtf 4th
- Oct 31, 2019jd
TLOP is bottom 2 ye albums easily
But tlop better than ye and JIK. Ye and jik has better concept but tlop just better music.
- Magenta 💞Oct 31, 2019·1 replyRvb420
Those the top 3 Kanye albums tho
Mbdtf 4th
MBDTF TLOP Yeezus top 3 easily
- Oct 31, 2019·2 repliesjd
Anyone who was into HH when Acid Rap came out knows that like a quintessential classic. Up there with Reason to Die, CD, MBDTF, Blueprint, etc.
"a quintessential classic" how?
where's its innovation? its fingerprint on the zeitgeist? because it's not a thoroughly excellent collection of work like those albums you mentioned. also, blueprint overrated as f***. tied for top 5 jayalso, "Reason to Die"? The Ghostface album? or do you mean Ready to Die lol?
- Oct 31, 2019·editedMagenta
MBDTF TLOP Yeezus top 3 easily
Yeezus 😂
Ye and jik >
And without saying 808s>
🤤
Only ting on yeezus hitting is blood and hold my
Bottom tier ye
Might be better then graduation atleast tho
- Oct 31, 2019·edited·1 replylaudi
"a quintessential classic" how?
where's its innovation? its fingerprint on the zeitgeist? because it's not a thoroughly excellent collection of work like those albums you mentioned. also, blueprint overrated as f***. tied for top 5 jayalso, "Reason to Die"? The Ghostface album? or do you mean Ready to Die lol?
Blueprint so ass give me momma loves me and song cry keep the rest
Oct 31, 2019Red water is the best song on srs
- Oct 31, 2019·edited
The skit with icp Giving blow jobs was the highlight of mmlp musically
Oct 31, 2019Eminem is top 5 and gets way too much hate
The man puts WORK in
- Oct 31, 2019·1 replylaudi
"a quintessential classic" how?
where's its innovation? its fingerprint on the zeitgeist? because it's not a thoroughly excellent collection of work like those albums you mentioned. also, blueprint overrated as f***. tied for top 5 jayalso, "Reason to Die"? The Ghostface album? or do you mean Ready to Die lol?
s*** i meant ready to die lol.
And not even tryna be edgy, but how old are you?
Because literally everybody I know around my age (22) that heard Acid Rap when it came out would never argue its classic status. Everybody loved that s***.The way that Chance bascially innovated a really zany off-the-wall delivery that was super poppy but at the same time could go super hard or super tender was unlike anything in the mainstream before it. Of course rappers had been having unique delivers before, but literally everybody was bumpin that s*** when i came out and it was catchy as f***. At the same time the whole project had this balanced fun-loving youthfulness with meditative thoughtfulness. Second half of Pusha-man for example truly affected me when I was like 15 or whenever that s*** came out
- Oct 31, 2019·edited·1 replyjd
s*** i meant ready to die lol.
And not even tryna be edgy, but how old are you?
Because literally everybody I know around my age (22) that heard Acid Rap when it came out would never argue its classic status. Everybody loved that s***.The way that Chance bascially innovated a really zany off-the-wall delivery that was super poppy but at the same time could go super hard or super tender was unlike anything in the mainstream before it. Of course rappers had been having unique delivers before, but literally everybody was bumpin that s*** when i came out and it was catchy as f***. At the same time the whole project had this balanced fun-loving youthfulness with meditative thoughtfulness. Second half of Pusha-man for example truly affected me when I was like 15 or whenever that s*** came out
U never listened to Charles Hamilton ?
Then this statement makes sense
- Oct 31, 2019·1 replyRvb420
U never listened to Charles Hamilton ?
Then this statement makes sense
nah haven't g. should I?
- Oct 31, 2019·edited·1 replyjd
nah haven't g. should I?
Well he easily the best rapper ever
Mix Kanye beats and em lyrically without the cringe
200 mixtapes out now
Sample game rivals madlib and dilla
The bob Dylan of rap 🤷♂️
- Oct 31, 2019·2 repliesRvb420· edited
Well he easily the best rapper ever
Mix Kanye beats and em lyrically without the cringe
200 mixtapes out now
Sample game rivals madlib and dilla
The bob Dylan of rap 🤷♂️
That's quite a claim. where should I start? Spotify only has s*** from 2016 earliest
- Oct 31, 2019·editedjd
That's quite a claim. where should I start? Spotify only has s*** from 2016 earliest
I would say check out my brain is alive , the pink lava lamp ,intervention and the l word
Also his debut album the perfect life
Or a rare album called substance abuse recorded on a 2 day binge