Rappers That Released Their Best Work Later in Their Career

Delejayn

Dec 16, 2020

2 replies

SKYKILLA

thats not the only thing he said on that album and you know it. what other albums are u talking about? if you cant take a single positive thing away from 444, or find inspiration somewhere, i find it hard to believe theirs "plenty" of other albums ur talking about.

Finding a single thing to takeaway doesn’t justify listening to an album lol. Hov is 50 and telling me about credit. We get it billionaire man, credit is important lol.

bobby j

Dec 16, 2020

fun

Reserving post for when CLB drops ands instant classic

This post is going to age worse than Toosie Slide

SKYKILLA

Dec 16, 2020

Delejayn

Finding a single thing to takeaway doesn’t justify listening to an album lol. Hov is 50 and telling me about credit. We get it billionaire man, credit is important lol.

444 dropped in 17, all of these albums are old school. i figured ud post some recent stuff, which is why i called you out on that. off the top of my head in the past 4-5 years, their hasnt been a lot of big time rappers dropping real adult oriented music. i can barely think of any

solid choices, but just like you have ur own opinions, i would put a bunch of records before the ones you posted. for ice cube, id go with amerikkkas most wanted before death certificate. and even then, im not thinking of ice cube immediately.

influence music has on you personally is subjective, and i dont think influencing the rap game sonically should be the only measure you use. when u posted about reasonable doubt, i think you were talking about musically and sonically and how it hasnt been influential. if all were going off of is influence someone or an album has, Kool G Rap is the undisputed GOAT. Nas, Hov, BIG, Raekwon, countless other guys outta NY that are legend status have been influenced by Kool G Rap

Nozuka

Dec 16, 2020

BonelessWings

Push solo career is an interesting case study. Very similar to 2Chainz on a way bigger level of course.

And honestly, I prefer solo Push

Push was more limiting when he was in Clipse

Classique

Dec 16, 2020

4:44 dropped 21 years after Hov's debut

Classique

Dec 16, 2020

Delejayn

Finding a single thing to takeaway doesn’t justify listening to an album lol. Hov is 50 and telling me about credit. We get it billionaire man, credit is important lol.

He's telling us his life and what's important to him. A hardened street kid that moving to different states to sell crack 21 years later is a legit billionaire and wants to pass on what he wish he knew to us. Most of the album is also reflecting on what he learned about himself in therapy