s*** pissed me off so much i still remember it

imagine calling 1983 and Voodoo Chile mid

genuinely curious what bro even thought was the good music on it

the album is basically flawless

this is so funny because tyler cosplays as ian's aesthetic

Not to mention Tyler’s mocked the culture SEVERAL times throughout his career and he was the same age as Ian so who tf is he to throw stones

they said the last 2 songs so watchtower and voodoo child…they probably just skimmed the whole damn thing now that i think about it lol

Like I legitimately can’t tell if 48 was serious or not cause the way that song was handled it felt like he was treating it like a stereotype

2013 Tyler would have found Ian hilarious and had him on his album

He's literally rapping in a stan style theme of a character playing in his album's story

What stereotype?

What features would you compare to Ian? His literal friends don't count.

yep exactly. people used to say this about tyler lol who's breakout song was a joke song pretending to be a dusty NY rapper

Gaslighting. Beat carrying s*** delivery lol

Trashwang he had Lucas on it who seemed like he was just memeing lol

Damb. Adding him to my playlist now.

I didn’t feel like he was fully being serious. Plus he was always dismissing “real hip hop” as bullshit so when he makes a song with a “real hip hop” subject matter such as the pov of a d*** dealer, I’m questioning whether it’s actually fully genuine or not

Not to mention B**** Suck D*** Tina and We Got B****es

What song was this?

Who the hell says this 💀💀

Now granted Tyler did have original songs unlike Ian, but he’s talked alot of s*** about hip hop and the culture. But now it seems like he’s trying so hard to correct himself from all of that with these interviews

Wtf does that have anything to do with it. Most of his features were friends

Yonkers

That beat was originally something they made to mock-freestyle like NY rappers. Hence the name