Reply
  • ·
    1 reply

    Even Vince staples was heaven sent

  • MBA Playboy

    West coast rappers always think they’re deeper than they actually are lol

    How exactly is this deep

    If anything it’s the opposite lol he’s being really reductive of his work

  • Dr Lee PhD

    Even Vince staples was heaven sent

  • BrainWorms4U

    Yep Vince been on this tip for a long time. I liked Cry Baby but its messaging felt pretty surface level to what Vince could be offering up.

    But thats just the "job"

    And Vince been saying for the last few years this rap s*** has turned into a cancer frfr

    #SmokeWeedFuckBitches
    #JustKilledANiggaInTheBackstreet

    And YES there’s a lot of rappers that peddle this specific content that just how they act, you can tell they see rap as a job too. But it’s ok because they just dont say it lmao.

  • ·
    2 replies
  • KTT filled with retards who can’t even hate in a thoughtful manner

  • ·
    1 reply
    raps2

    Let this have been Kodak or Boosie or someone not "hipster likeable" saying they make aggressive Childish Gambino type music just for the money

    So Detroit rappers?

    glass breaks

  • raps2
    https://twitter.com/calebcat23/status/2097702513122427307

    This why nonmusicians shouldn't really be allowed to speak on this tbh cause bruh sounds crazy lol

  • Jim Halpert

    outrage makes money and gets engagement

    Where’s the outrage lol?

  • ·
    1 reply
    insertcoolnamehere

    Reducing music to a job is everything wrong with the culture. Lmaoo this deserves to alter his rap career go podcast or stream and fizzle out with that contrarian gimmick in 8 months ol non passionate about rapping ahh ngga lol

    But he’s been saying this verbatim for decades. Vince is a prime example of how niggas love to tune out all the s*** they dont wanna hear for the s*** they do want cause in that popular “for black people in general cuh we sell trauma” interview he ALSO said he never planned or wanted to be anything special. All he wanted was to get his mom an apartment and go on about his day especially after having to live so poor they had to live off fast food for weeks to the point his health was f***ed up.

    He’s said he barely has any rap friends, he’s said he don’t be inviting strangers into his house, and all his friends irl have corroborated or confirmed that has always just been Vince.

    Niggas are really mad at Vince because he’s just outright saying WHAT A LOT OF RAPPERS ARE FEELING AND DONT WANNA SAY

    Saying his career should be altered for saying his music is a job but not the famous rappers that have literally turned their likeness into global brands and/or pivoted from rapping into a streamer is bonkers bruh lol.

    Lmaoo niggas making music for money is a problem until the artsy nigga does it then niggas got his whole life story

    Lmaoo if Lil baby or thug or future said "music is just a job" it would end their career even if they also we're poor eating fast food for weeks at a time

    Even if it is just a job to them they have enough understanding and respect of the culture to where they know not to carry it that way

    I also thought it was lame as f*** when nitrous Kanye said on drink champs he just did the backpacker s*** because it was en vogue at the time

  • XANTA

    Lets be f***in real nobody cares about this yall just want something to get pissy about

    It’s Vince the only rapper to consistently have the internet angry at him for non-problematic opinions that dont involve abuse or homophobia.

  • ·
    1 reply
    raps2

    Lmaoo niggas making music for money is a problem until the artsy nigga does it then niggas got his whole life story

    Lmaoo if Lil baby or thug or future said "music is just a job" it would end their career even if they also we're poor eating fast food for weeks at a time

    Even if it is just a job to them they have enough understanding and respect of the culture to where they know not to carry it that way

    I also thought it was lame as f*** when nitrous Kanye said on drink champs he just did the backpacker s*** because it was en vogue at the time

    Lil Baby doesnt carry himself like rap is just a job to him?

    Are you serious nigga? 😂😂😂

  • ·
    1 reply

    i wouldn't argue with him on twitter over this but if you listen to his music, he very clearly puts a lot of thought and passion into what he's making so his aversion to acknowledging that seems weird to me. i mean, people just want to know your favorite song off the new album, they not asking for you to explain and breakdown every single lyric lmao.

    this nonchalant behavior doesn't really prove anything or make him come off cool. we know he cares about his craft. we're not gonna call you Logic or Eminem just because you talk about seriously.

  • ·
    1 reply

    someone get Vince a KTT2 account

  • ·
    1 reply
    americana

    Once again we are misdefining the word pretentiousn

    no we’re not

  • Saying music is just a job as an artist is not crazy man. you can still have passion and love the labor of work for your job.

  • ·
    1 reply
    insertcoolnamehere

    So Detroit rappers?

    glass breaks

    This speaks to why Vince has this stance yet makes artsy music lmaoo it makes it harder for niggas to see it for what it is. The "hipster" "artsy" lane Genius lane to go in for someone with those intentions and the "story" he has

    Vs. Street rappers get the rep of just being in it for the money but at this point dare we say nigga like Babyface Ray cares more about his music than Vince if this is his take and all the artsy social commentary s*** is just because he feels that's where the long term money is

  • The way Vince views his favorite rap songs is the way a lot of you view rap or music in general. @Jim_Halpert_ been saying for years streaming has turned music into background music.

    Killing Vince for basically agreeing with yall is brazy!

  • ·
    1 reply
    earthwalka

    i wouldn't argue with him on twitter over this but if you listen to his music, he very clearly puts a lot of thought and passion into what he's making so his aversion to acknowledging that seems weird to me. i mean, people just want to know your favorite song off the new album, they not asking for you to explain and breakdown every single lyric lmao.

    this nonchalant behavior doesn't really prove anything or make him come off cool. we know he cares about his craft. we're not gonna call you Logic or Eminem just because you talk about seriously.

    he very clearly puts a lot of thought and passion into what he's making so his aversion to acknowledging that seems weird to me

    Sounds like someone that is good at his job

  • ·
    3 replies
    insertcoolnamehere

    he very clearly puts a lot of thought and passion into what he's making so his aversion to acknowledging that seems weird to me

    Sounds like someone that is good at his job

    it is his job, I'm not disputing that. you can be passionate about the job you do.

    he clearly is. if he wasn't, the music wouldn't sound the way it does.

    he compares himself to the line cook at mcdonald's (who, mind you, can have a favorite burger) but why not a chef at michelin star restaurant? he's clearly trying to create some distance from how clearly passionate and serious he takes his craft.

    i don't get that though.

  • raps2

    This speaks to why Vince has this stance yet makes artsy music lmaoo it makes it harder for niggas to see it for what it is. The "hipster" "artsy" lane Genius lane to go in for someone with those intentions and the "story" he has

    Vs. Street rappers get the rep of just being in it for the money but at this point dare we say nigga like Babyface Ray cares more about his music than Vince if this is his take and all the artsy social commentary s*** is just because he feels that's where the long term money is

    But what if that is just him knowing his lane + he hasnt done too much out there artsy s*** since bft. Everything post Bft (which he has said in the past was mainly to get sync placements in movies) has been pretty grounded/west coast sounding to the point this forum publicly told kenny beats he was ruining vince

    What defines artsy versus street? And who decides the difference?

    And I’m saying they do because of lyrics, the way lotta them were supportive of trump during his election, etc.

  • ·
    1 reply
    earthwalka

    it is his job, I'm not disputing that. you can be passionate about the job you do.

    he clearly is. if he wasn't, the music wouldn't sound the way it does.

    he compares himself to the line cook at mcdonald's (who, mind you, can have a favorite burger) but why not a chef at michelin star restaurant? he's clearly trying to create some distance from how clearly passionate and serious he takes his craft.

    i don't get that though.

    Cause thats the way he sees it that's his right bro

  • ·
    6 replies
    earthwalka

    it is his job, I'm not disputing that. you can be passionate about the job you do.

    he clearly is. if he wasn't, the music wouldn't sound the way it does.

    he compares himself to the line cook at mcdonald's (who, mind you, can have a favorite burger) but why not a chef at michelin star restaurant? he's clearly trying to create some distance from how clearly passionate and serious he takes his craft.

    i don't get that though.

    What makes the line chef at mcdonalds automatically worth lesser than the michelin chef?

    #oop

  • ·
    1 reply
    insertcoolnamehere

    Lil Baby doesnt carry himself like rap is just a job to him?

    Are you serious nigga? 😂😂😂

    😂😂😂 I'm saying if he came out and said that verbatim it would end his career and he know generally not to openly just treat and address this s*** like "a job"

    Their music is definitely capitalistic-led they're just not as smart as Vince to understand the artsy type music for a rapper with a street background is the longer term play

  • ·
    2 replies
    Q3D

    Cause thats the way he sees it that's his right bro

    The more I’m in this thread the less mad I am at Vince ngl.

1
...
3
4
5
...
36