Mar 1, 2022·1 reply
VeggieKubernetesI agree with this take
Re: good 2 shoes:
Am I accurate in thinking happy rap as a whole fell off? I mean bubble gum Yachty era, dram/shelly , chance
Seems like that entire wave died a death (props to Yachty for reinventing himself with his Detroit style)
Yeah and time to say "happy rap" always sucked
Mar 1, 2022·1 reply
ArtyomChance got popular off of his unique style, his incredible beat selection and his charming personality.
Coloring book proved chance could maintain his style while also appealing to the mainstream, as long as he kept the charming persona up.
What really killed chance wasent just a bad record (SB2H didn't kill Cudi's career), it was his arrogance about how dogshit his record was. He took all the criticism personally, hopped online to insult fans who were disappointed with his project, then blamed his long term manager for the album's disastrous reception.
Chance didn't lose a career to a changing sound and environment. Chance killed his career by acting like a self righteous d*** over his awful album.
it’s been nearly 3 years and he’s done almost nothing to try and reverse this too
Mar 1, 2022MyBallsAndMyWordNot much else to talk about lol he was never that good to begin with
I’m biased cause I’m from Chicago
but he had us lit in 2016 CB was everywhere - Mar 1, 2022
- Mar 1, 2022VeggieKubernetes
I agree with this take
Re: good 2 shoes:
Am I accurate in thinking happy rap as a whole fell off? I mean bubble gum Yachty era, dram/shelly , chance
Seems like that entire wave died a death (props to Yachty for reinventing himself with his Detroit style)
happy rap was never really the wave like dat
- Mar 1, 2022·2 replies
remember kyle ?
- Mar 1, 2022RESIGNED
it’s been nearly 3 years and he’s done almost nothing to try and reverse this too
Yea hes been too busy sueing his longtime manager who built his entire career
- Mar 1, 2022
rayrayTbh I think the main issue is that the album was tooooo long. I think if this project was cut down to 40-45 minutes nobody would of trashed it. Atleast not as bad as they do now
Can say this for so many albums. Why oh why is it taboo to have a short concise replayable project
A long dumpster fire just makes me mad and feel like I got robbed of my time lol
Mar 1, 2022·1 replyNo it was compounded by that bullshit album and @op you a grade A dummy for thinking otherwise
Mar 1, 2022He never matched 10 day or acid rap
- Mar 1, 2022
Lol
- Mar 1, 2022flizzy 999
His best move at this point is stick to his friends and close collaborations Smino, Noname, Saba, Towkio etc. and just make chill music it would feel more authentic
They all seem to be doing pretty well for themselves
- Mar 1, 2022
KdogonePeople putting his career in the grave over one dud album is wild, internet hyperbole is insane
it’s not just the album it’s the whole Big Day era really tbh
Mar 1, 2022these the last good chance songs imo
- Mar 1, 2022·2 replies
WESLEY THE GREATThe fact Chance didn’t drop another album 6 months-a year after The Big Day was probably another fatal mistake.
Chance can be in denial all he wants about his album being trash, but him failing to sell out arenas when he was doing it with ease during the Coloring Book era speaks for itself.
Hmm then again roddy tried to preview new music shortly after a poorly received album and people basically ran him off the internet for a week
Mar 1, 2022Off the strength of this alone I know he still has it somewhere in him
- Mar 1, 2022VeggieKubernetes
I agree with this take
Re: good 2 shoes:
Am I accurate in thinking happy rap as a whole fell off? I mean bubble gum Yachty era, dram/shelly , chance
Seems like that entire wave died a death (props to Yachty for reinventing himself with his Detroit style)
You’re accurate. I think Yachty saw the writing on the wall and that’s why Lil Boat 2 & 3 were more straight rapping then the melodic rapping he was doing before.
- Mar 1, 2022VeggieKubernetes
Hmm then again roddy tried to preview new music shortly after a poorly received album and people basically ran him off the internet for a week
he should’ve ignored it and kept persevering
Mar 1, 2022·2 repliesKdogonePeople putting his career in the grave over one dud album is wild, internet hyperbole is insane
Imagine J Cole waited 3 years after FNL only to drop Cole Word Sideline Story and then started telling people to eat some d***s after they criticized the album. It's more than just dropping a bad album, plenty of artists drop bad debut albums and survive
- Mar 1, 2022
bMass28Niggas will try anything but accept that chance put some stupid s*** out and nobody was rockin with it
Lmao for sure an awful album, you just dont see a career ended everyday ya know
Mar 1, 2022
dapagody’all think he can bounce back?
I kinda have a feeling he was never really as creative as he seemed. like, ppl around him were helping a lot and they’re either gone or doing their own thing now.
Too late for him to make a comeback imo
- Mar 1, 2022·2 repliesChubby Gambino
Imagine J Cole waited 3 years after FNL only to drop Cole Word Sideline Story and then started telling people to eat some d***s after they criticized the album. It's more than just dropping a bad album, plenty of artists drop bad debut albums and survive
Cole World isn’t a bad album tho
- Mar 1, 2022·1 replyVeggieKubernetes
Hmm then again roddy tried to preview new music shortly after a poorly received album and people basically ran him off the internet for a week
Roddy still has the chance to comeback though. If he’s smart and plays his cards right, he can win people back and move on from the L.
- Mar 1, 2022
Interestingly enough, the current crop of rappers on top aren’t exactly marvel family friendly lol
Mar 1, 2022·1 replywhat was funny was how much he focused on the "don't need a label/organic" thing, then the soundcloud rap era came immediately afterwards and made such a comeup/situation a totally ordinary thing
