re-listening through wayne discog atm and I would argue Like Father Like Son is his best album. These beats
Love some songs on LFLFS but dont see what makes it a classic
C2,c3 are undeniable classics doe
he got like 5 classic mixtapes better than most classic albums doe so
Carter 1 is a classic. How dare you.
What really makes it a classic?
Whole album sounds like he raps on the same beat except 3-4 songs
And it aint even fire like fly in & c2 & fly out
Love some songs on LFLFS but dont see what makes it a classic
C2,c3 are undeniable classics doe
he got like 5 classic mixtapes better than most classic albums doe so
whole album is consistent
I've never really got it with the Wayne albums being classics, even albums like Carter 2 and 3. They have some great songs of course.
The thing is I never listened to him while he was making those albums, so it might be that they haven't aged too well? Also I'm based in the UK where he didn't have the same cultural impact
I've never really got it with the Wayne albums being classics, even albums like Carter 2 and 3. They have some great songs of course.
The thing is I never listened to him while he was making those albums, so it might be that they haven't aged too well? Also I'm based in the UK where he didn't have the same cultural impact
C2 and C3 sound magical still, especially C2
I've never really got it with the Wayne albums being classics, even albums like Carter 2 and 3. They have some great songs of course.
The thing is I never listened to him while he was making those albums, so it might be that they haven't aged too well? Also I'm based in the UK where he didn't have the same cultural impact
listen to Like Father Like Son rn and tell me s*** isn't hot
I've never really got it with the Wayne albums being classics, even albums like Carter 2 and 3. They have some great songs of course.
The thing is I never listened to him while he was making those albums, so it might be that they haven't aged too well? Also I'm based in the UK where he didn't have the same cultural impact
what the f*** are you baffling about
what the f*** are you baffling about
It's plain English, shouldn't be hard to understand.
It's plain English, shouldn't be hard to understand.
Didnt realize you were a meme account my bad B
What really makes it a classic?
Whole album sounds like he raps on the same beat except 3-4 songs
And it aint even fire like fly in & c2 & fly out
lmaoo if people consider albums like Word Of Mouf, TM101, Trap Muzik and King a classics then Carter 1 is a classic also
Didnt realize you were a meme account my bad B
No idea what you are on about tbh. Because I don't see C2 and C3 as classics I'm a meme?? Anyway I'm not gnna derail the thread. I'm gonna listen to Like Father Like Son
lmaoo if people consider albums like Word Of Mouf, TM101, Trap Muzik and King a classics then Carter 1 is a classic also
They are pioneer albums of Trap music, brought a new style to mainstream and had big impact & influence on Rap music to this day
There wasnt a new fresh sound on Carter 1. Maybe if Wayne didnt have other big albums before you could make a case but thats not it either
No reason to call c1 a classic, only a NO classic
I've never really got it with the Wayne albums being classics, even albums like Carter 2 and 3. They have some great songs of course.
The thing is I never listened to him while he was making those albums, so it might be that they haven't aged too well? Also I'm based in the UK where he didn't have the same cultural impact
That's all fair. Honestly for Wayne's run a lot of it was based on just having to be there, being of the culture and all that. If you have an appreciation for clever or humorous wordplay and punchlines there's definitely a lot to enjoy about him.
He's got great projects, but he has also dropped some absolutely putrid projects as well.