May 12Kendrick’s best chance to run rap was after 2017 and he flopped. With the transition
May 12
goretexliterally pnd is bigger than all TDE rappers besides dot
also more important to music than all of them niggas combined
I guess we'll see on the next solo if he needs Drake to sell more than Q
May 12
Zack From The SixSaying that to someone who’s most likely made fewer posts in the past 3 months than you have in the last week is crazy
admitting that you lurk on here all the time and only post when a new kendrick thread is created is crazier
May 12·1 replyAlexandrianKendrick never really had an era. He’s like hov: never ran rap.
i mean Drake is more like Hov than kendrick lol more business than music oriented
May 12·1 replyWhat is this bullshit ass thread
op should be ashamed
May 12
DinoFirst I'm hearing about Future having an era and I say this as a fan of him
The notorious run of 2015 doesnt ring a bell?
- May 12DevilOrAngel
What is this bullshit ass thread
op should be ashamedbring back lapidation
May 12Blaming another man for your projects not selling is wild to me
May 12Kr0niicNo it’s Drake Stan’s trying to convince themselves another artists input is trash to talk up their guy
May 12
ghostingyeah it felt like this
May 12·1 replyAlexandrianKendrick never really had an era. He’s like hov: never ran rap.
he objectively ran 2017
May 12
orangetcovidi know a butt hurt ovhoe not speaking
FIREMAN MAY 15th
keep crying ovhoes
MAKE EM PAYWtf you doing twin?
- May 13·1 replyCGI Dog
i mean Drake is more like Hov than kendrick lol more business than music oriented
? what?
- May 13·1 replyjynth
he objectively ran 2017
drake was still the biggest rapper in 2017. he didnt lose his spot for a year then come back to keep running rap
May 13·1 replyAlexandrianKendrick never really had an era. He’s like hov: never ran rap.
How old are you lol Jay definitely had a long ass dominant era
- May 13·1 replyAlexandrian
? what?
come on use that brain of yours i know you can do it
May 13Zack From The SixNot the worst but nowhere near as great as his stans try to paint it as, but that's expected given they finally felt the taste of succes
TPAB is ranked the #1 greatest album of all time by many community aggregate sites. GKMC not far behind. All his other albums have received degrees of acclaim and great sales as well. Artistically and commercially Kendrick has been very successful. Drake has really never made a perfect album as much as I love Take Care, If You're Reading, NWTS; and some of his recent work has been absolutely abominable.
- May 13·2 repliesAlexandrian
drake was still the biggest rapper in 2017. he didnt lose his spot for a year then come back to keep running rap
I guess Biggie nor Pac ran any part of the 90s:
1990: MC Hammer – Please Hammer, Don't Hurt 'Em (sold ~6.5 million that year).
1991: Vanilla Ice – To The Extreme (sold ~4.5 million in real-time)
.1992: Dr. Dre – The Chronic (sold ~3.1 million in real-time).
1993: Snoop Doggy Dogg – Doggystyle (sold ~3.4 million in real-time)
.1994: Warren G – Regulate... G Funk Era (~2.1 million).
1995: Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – E. 1999 Eternal (~2 million).
1996: Fugees – The Score (shifted ~4.5 million in its first year).
1997: Puff Daddy & The Family – No Way Out (~3.4 million).
1998: Will Smith – Big Willie Style (~3.7 million).
1999: DMX – ...And Then There Was X (~3.3 million). 
May 13·1 replybackJTI guess Biggie nor Pac ran any part of the 90s:
1990: MC Hammer – Please Hammer, Don't Hurt 'Em (sold ~6.5 million that year).
1991: Vanilla Ice – To The Extreme (sold ~4.5 million in real-time)
.1992: Dr. Dre – The Chronic (sold ~3.1 million in real-time).
1993: Snoop Doggy Dogg – Doggystyle (sold ~3.4 million in real-time)
.1994: Warren G – Regulate... G Funk Era (~2.1 million).
1995: Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – E. 1999 Eternal (~2 million).
1996: Fugees – The Score (shifted ~4.5 million in its first year).
1997: Puff Daddy & The Family – No Way Out (~3.4 million).
1998: Will Smith – Big Willie Style (~3.7 million).
1999: DMX – ...And Then There Was X (~3.3 million).Nas was irrelevant too because Illmatic and It Was Written weren’t the top selling albums(according to the chart watchers logic lol)
- May 13
Y’all gotta stop looking at Stats to see who ran Hip Hop. yall look like some f***ing Pop Stans instead of Rap Fans.
Its not a popularity contest, and the majority of fans/music consumers are White Suburban Kids. They don't run Culture or determine whats good and whats not. They are the ones who can afford to buy records and s***.
Legends like Nas, Mac Dre, KRS-One and Nipsey Hussle never sold much commercially but are still juggernauts and shifted culture.
May 13He told us himself this is what he wanted “Watch the Party Die”
Didn’t start no type of new wave to replace it or anything and everyone just acted like it was dope - May 13CGI Dog
come on use that brain of yours i know you can do it
nothing you said had anything to do with what i said.
- May 13·1 replyElric
How old are you lol Jay definitely had a long ass dominant era
he never ran rap.
- May 13
Then he went against everything he said in that song and tried attaching to the new gen w those f***ass Carti features
no one needed him on that album - May 13·1 replybackJT
I guess Biggie nor Pac ran any part of the 90s:
1990: MC Hammer – Please Hammer, Don't Hurt 'Em (sold ~6.5 million that year).
1991: Vanilla Ice – To The Extreme (sold ~4.5 million in real-time)
.1992: Dr. Dre – The Chronic (sold ~3.1 million in real-time).
1993: Snoop Doggy Dogg – Doggystyle (sold ~3.4 million in real-time)
.1994: Warren G – Regulate... G Funk Era (~2.1 million).
1995: Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – E. 1999 Eternal (~2 million).
1996: Fugees – The Score (shifted ~4.5 million in its first year).
1997: Puff Daddy & The Family – No Way Out (~3.4 million).
1998: Will Smith – Big Willie Style (~3.7 million).
1999: DMX – ...And Then There Was X (~3.3 million).biggie ran rap from 94-95
pac ran 96