just my opinion but i feel like people sounded more similar to each other in the 90s and 2000s than now, i think hip hop is at it most diverse sonically

tru theres a lot of biting, but some of them are really doing different s*** and experimenting n im here for it u smell me

imfamous lord flee prod all by havoc dropping next moth

Not trying to hate but I don’t see how any of that is pushing the boundaries of the genre?

Especially Uzi

u gotta remember those songs from 4 years ago

sure that sound is over saturated now but it was forward thinking back then

Deutsche Marks 2 reminding me once again why i love that man V Don

Right, I really love divino over muggs production, it fits so well, but nah those are the only 2 I’ve found so far

True.. Again, I’m not familiar enough with that kind of rap to be arguing about it, but I respect your opinion b. I think we can all agree it’s a beautiful time to be a rap fan

phenomenal time, everyone eats only problem is how glorified the streets has become because of this era

Big fact

Sadly I don’t see that changing for a long time

And if it does—if openly nonviolent/anti-capitalistic rap makes a wave—I’m sure it’ll be brushed aside/belittled because it isn’t “cool” or some s***

An excellent grimy/avant-garde combo. Muggs' ear for rappers never fails.

Firearms hidden, nonfiction, you goin missin
Palms itchin like a bomb tickin
....
Silencers whisper, wylin off tha liquor
Talk to spirits

I just got put on recently through a Blu feature she had. She's dope.

This my first time hearing her.. wondering which album to check out

statik out yet?

New WTK is insane. @voyce

Yup

That track with Conway, 2 Chainz, Killer Mike

lol album man

Who out here rapping like Willie the Kid? Mad unique

Exactly bro

This might be one of my favorite projects of his. Running it back again Rn

fivio foreign too

pop smoke lil tjay