Nov 30, 2020·2 replies
americanawell yes
just cuz you produce a f***ton of stuff doesn’t mean there’s work ethic if there isn’t care and quality put into your final product
you can’t judge someone’s career based on songs that technically don’t exist
i disagree, there's work ethic if you're there putting the work in & making these songs, if you're producing a f***ton of completed songs that's work ethic... that requires focus & sticking through with it till its done lol
- Nov 30, 2020
JeffersonSteelflexBro they’re cool but a lot of those songs are demos only super fans can enjoy lmao
Someone is still enjoying it though am i right? someone still put the work in to make it though right? Some leaked demos can even be full fledge finished songs that haven't leaked
- Nov 30, 2020·2 replies444
i disagree, there's work ethic if you're there putting the work in & making these songs, if you're producing a f***ton of completed songs that's work ethic... that requires focus & sticking through with it till its done lol
completing a song is a completely variable metric
You can be someone like 2017-18 Uzi who takes a beat, freestyles over it for maybe three takes, and is done with it and leaves it to the engineer to finish the rest
that level of effort is absolutely minimal and it pales in comparison to people who actually write and craft their projects like Hov or older Kanye
Work ethic overall goes into the total care you put into the craft.
FREE 💜Nov 30, 2020·1 reply444so jus f*** the 1k unreleased songs they got huh
Depends on the rapper
- FREE 💜Nov 30, 2020
soccerfanjFrench has been in the game for 10+ And did terrible
He got shot in the head bro
- Nov 30, 2020·1 replyamericana
completing a song is a completely variable metric
You can be someone like 2017-18 Uzi who takes a beat, freestyles over it for maybe three takes, and is done with it and leaves it to the engineer to finish the rest
that level of effort is absolutely minimal and it pales in comparison to people who actually write and craft their projects like Hov or older Kanye
Work ethic overall goes into the total care you put into the craft.
i see what you're saying bro but i see it as work ethic either way plus i personally enjoy 2017/2018 Uzi more than i've ever enjoyed a Jay Z or Kanye (outside of Graduation) project
- FREE 💜Nov 30, 2020
NightcrawlerIt doesn't take much to make the garbage they call songs tbh.
Oh he doubling down!!!!
I f*** with this nigga energy @YoungNastyShawty
- FREE 💜Nov 30, 2020
Bernie XThis is only the case with rappers who croon and moan a lot in their music. Saint Jhn and Swae Lee are what we call “studio singers”, but can’t replicate it live, probably because it took multiple takes in the studio to achieve the vocals in their music
Damn this is it
- FREE 💜Nov 30, 2020·1 replyFirst Take
Thought I was the only person who thought this
He was the best part his singinf when Nate got popped>>>>>
- Nov 30, 2020FREE
Depends on the rapper
Perhaps, i'm speaking from the pov of a person who can't even make songs lmao to be able to actually make & finish one takes quite the persistence to me
Nov 30, 2020·1 replyFREEHe was the best part his singinf when Nate got popped>>>>>
Need espn to have an uncensored version of commentary for nba games and have snoop do it
Nov 30, 2020·3 repliesamericanaearly 2010’s
Who did you have in mind?
Can't think of any from 2010s that are great performers to be honest- could just be forgetting them though...
Nov 30, 2020·1 replysoccerfanjRare exception
So let me get this straight, you tellin me nobody in the new generation is working as hard as playboy carti
- Nov 30, 2020·1 reply
As technology advances, people will become more and more mentally incapable of patience and care. This is why people like Saint Jhn and Gunna are considered acceptable today.
Nov 30, 2020FREERap is basically early 2000s pop ain't nobody writting,it's all hooks and ain't nobody live performing without backing tracks
Not totally wrong but you're exaggerating a bit
- Nov 30, 2020FREE
Rap is basically early 2000s pop ain't nobody writting,it's all hooks and ain't nobody live performing without backing tracks
JT aint do no backing tracks
- Nov 30, 2020·1 reply
Snoop paid his dues with his first album he doesn’t have to write another bar again or touch the stage he is a legend
Nov 30, 2020·1 reply444i disagree, there's work ethic if you're there putting the work in & making these songs, if you're producing a f***ton of completed songs that's work ethic... that requires focus & sticking through with it till its done lol
Uh that's the bare minimum to make numbers instead of quality. Your work ethic is s*** if you don't finish or wrap up your 1k songs into something worthwhile.
Nov 30, 2020French another one who’s gonna go down a legend
Not Snoop level but can probably stop making music and he’ll always have something that rings off at the club for years to come
- Nov 30, 2020·2 repliesbazza
Who did you have in mind?
Can't think of any from 2010s that are great performers to be honest- could just be forgetting them though...
Gambino is good. Kendrick too. After that idk tho
- Nov 30, 2020SHAQUILLE
Gambino is good. Kendrick too. After that idk tho
Mac miller was great. Barely any backing vocals
- Nov 30, 2020SHAQUILLE
Gambino is good. Kendrick too. After that idk tho
Frank
- Nov 30, 2020·1 replyRoundstone
As technology advances, people will become more and more mentally incapable of patience and care. This is why people like Saint Jhn and Gunna are considered acceptable today.
Aka fast food music @DAVIDP
Nov 30, 2020snoop came up in one of the last eras where you had to be a full package to make it big. you couldn't just be able to rap, you had to be able to perform too
Nov 30, 2020YoungNastyShawtyNeed espn to have an uncensored version of commentary for nba games and have snoop do it
Just pay snoop to do it from his podcast during playoffs
