Dec 17, 2019·1 reply
Shayarahlahreminder that this is the same durkioworld from ktt1 lmao
that makes so much sense lmao
- Dec 17, 2019JT is Electric
that makes so much sense lmao
he's really hiding in plain sight thinking nobody would notice ahaha
Dec 17, 2019JT is Electricthis whole thread you look like an idiot. you are obviously not trying to understand others' points. its not my fault you dont understand context.
Internet rappers imply rappers that originate from the internetThen you just talking to talk lmao
Dec 17, 2019Shayarahlahreminder that this is the same durkioworld from ktt1 lmao
that explains a lot
Dec 18, 2019
MUNCH KHINGHow the f*** do you perceive a black man trying to cope with the recent loss of his father through music as pretentious?
Just say you don’t like it and go about your day
- Dec 18, 2019
Duriko love talking about barbershops but this mfer go to super cuts
Dec 18, 2019Op listens to Billie Eilish
Dec 18, 2019SmooferQuote earl
S***s looks like the nights I look forward to not remembering.
“A lot of father figure following trends”
Etc.
Dec 18, 2019
New NIGHTMANbro doing a whole series on his s***ty opinion
Pathetic
Dec 18, 2019Do you make positive threads about great/underrated artist too, or do you only enjoy making negative threads? PS say what you want about his production or lack of range delivery wise, but no quotables and bad songwriting?
- Dec 18, 2019·1 replyJT is Electric
Yeah but that alone makes Earl a factor in rap.
"internet rap isnt a real thing"
Internet rap is THE THING. Most rappers have blown up because of the internet. aka SOUNDCLOUD Rappers like Juice WRLD, Lil Pump, Lil Nas X and Post Malone who all blew up on the internet and were/are heavily involved in the internet culture.Dudes talking on the internet about how the internet don't mean s*** but the barbershop is still the metric for what's hot
- Dec 18, 2019SignedTwice
Dudes talking on the internet about how the internet don't mean s*** but the barbershop is still the metric for what's hot
Did I say the barbershop was the metric for what's hot?
- Dec 26, 2019·1 reply
this is good rapping to yall?
Dec 26, 2019Legendary thread
- Dec 26, 2019
Crazy how Some Rap Songs was 20 minutes yet harder to finish than much longer albums
- Dec 26, 2019SHAQUILLE
If he made more accessible music he’d easily be one of the best rappers out rn
Yeah but he’d rather make music that sounds like you’re submerged inside his mind
its cool but i get why people dont fw it
- Dec 29, 2019!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGnwmJ1JfVkDurkio World
this is good rapping to yall?
it is when u forcing urself to like it cuz its experimental
Jan 9, 2020
- Jan 29, 2020Durkio World
Last week we did Lupe Fiasco. This week we will discuss Earl Sweatshirt.
Every week I will rotate between overrated and trash. I hope to have a serious discussion each week.
Earl Sweatshirt is trash for the following reasons:
1. He has zero quotables
2. His songwriting skills are mediocre
3. His flow and delivery is monotonous as hell. He always comes off as if he's just talking with no energy rather than rapping.
4. None of his albums are great and yet he's praised as some top tier rapper this decade. Never understood how anyone could claim dude has a classic verse. IDLSIDGO and Doris are decent at best with the former probably being his most personal and impressive project.
5. For a rapper that's praised as some technical MC, he's really weak in comparison to his peers that dropped this decade.
6. He isn't versatile at all. G Herbo did a song with him and flat out bodied him on it.Discuss please.
I would agree with this with the release of SRS. His stuff before that was good.
- Feb 23, 2020
might need to discuss a bit more
Feb 23, 2020SmooferQuote earl
I seen God in the mirror drinking
