No yeah I thought about that before I posted. I’d say the theme itself is cohesive

Vince tries way too hard to pretend like he doesn't care about s***, it comes off really forced

I always thought of cohesiveness as the overall vibes and sounds of the tracks. Like the production have its own theme. Because without a theme production wise means you’d be all over the place with the tempos, sound selection, influences

Lmao at the subtle Ice Cube Mack 10 jab for no reason

This is actually also thread worthy but I've reached my Vince thread limit for the day

See I think endless is super cohesive lol

thinking too highly of yourself now

I’m “High All The Time”

The one for two diff definitions of cohesion

this wouldnt have drawn more than 2 pages if it was a thread by itself

Why do people say this

Maybe he jus dont give af lol is it that hard to believe

My bad if you were being sincere. I'm used to folks on here saying slick s***

50 cent get rich or die trying anniversary was a major smash

Ain’t no the massacre anniversary tour coming

like the 8th user damn near in 3 pages to regurgitate the same phrase lmao

Would make sense if trap music didn’t explode almost 3 years later. Maybe he’s not exactly wrong about white people adopting Kanye as the ideal rapper, but I ld say this has more to do with the natural evolution of the genre. Was 50 cent supposed to have a long successful music career or did his s*** just fizzle out? Kanye had a much more accessible sound and was way more creative

Hate this so much

Imagine asking a painter or a director about his favorite pieces and he says this lmao

when he performed a Baltimore Love Thing in Baltimore during that tour run

Ion see the problem if u make money off music u kinda gotta treat it like a job

No but it’s Vince staples and he’s been like this his whole life so it’s okay

I hate the whole “I don’t care about anything” persona he puts on in interviews

I meeeeean.....

Yeah I wish someone was there to tell him that didn't have anything to with 50 not dropping nearly as many good songs going into the 2010's as Kanye Ross and Drake

Prime example Where was a damn 50 x Kanye song itself...he didn't update his flow/sound to the changes in rap production going into the 2010's

50 on that Lex Luger type s*** saying the right s*** would have been wild. But he prolly felt he would look silly "going southpaw" after beefing with Khaled and Ross

damn bruh just get a refund for the vinyl nigga

reminded me of

It's not my fault that he doesn't come across sincere to people lol if people keep saying it, there's probably a reason for that perception