GKMC,Yeezus,Pinata,Blonde

barter 6 or unknown memory

Pinata so cold

Take Care

Pure Heroine

BLR 66.6

MOTM2 was my life pretty much

MBDTF, NWTS, YEEZUS, FHD, FLOWERBOY

Too many goat ones honestly

Like There’s Blonde, which encapsulates pretty much everything regarding relationships, family, and self identity. I’m not gay or Bi or whatever, but being confident and comfortable with one self is something a lot of people (including myself) struggled with.

Take Care, because of the internet, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Yeezus

Trilogy

Take Care
20/20 Experience
NWTS

20/20 experience is beautiful

Blonde

This decade was

Igor, Twin Fantasy, TPAB, Faces, Floss, We cool?, Saturation tapes, Trouble in Paradise, Dirty Computer, darkest before dawn, TLOP.

All of these albums have a memory from this decade associated with them, and when I think back on the 2010s, they stand out massively for me.

Saturation tapes defined my 20th year. Faces/watching movies/swimming are some more id pick as well. Jeff rosenstock is awesome too but not that defining for me personally

JR is more defining for personal reasons so I get that

Yeah thats how saturation and faces and swimming are for me! But rosenstock kills it

Dm

section 80 , 1999 dat first asap mixtape ( I get da names mixed up) , institution , barter 6 , freewave 1 , n abundance (not official but if u kno u Kno) an alot more tbr dose Albums all dropped aen I was goin thru s*** so they stand out 2 me

MBDTF
YEEZUS
TLOP

Barter 6

@mitskiiac yup time for him to go again

Just in hype/influence

Basically it's Kanye/Drake/Keef/Kendrick/Travis/Migos/Uzi/XXX for rap if we're talking album impact

MBTDF 2010 - 11

Take Care 2011 - 12

Finally Rich 2012 - 14 Easilyyyyyy until drill died

GKMC 2012 - 2014 - Hype was insane

TPAB - 2015 - Prob defines the decade/is the album of the decade

Rodeo - 2015 - Now - Travis is the trendiest post-2015 thing honestly

Views - 2016 - now - Really the start of Drake's victory lap/being one of biggest musicians in the world. Dude didn't let up from here until it was just too much of him.

Culture 2- 2016 - 17 - Album was kinda weak overall but Bad and Boujie is a top 3 biggest single and reset their careers.

Luv is Rage 2 - 2017 - onward - Lil Uzi being the biggest emo rapper is really the only reason for this

17 - XXX - I really don't care/didn't pay attention to XXX or Uzi by this point tbh because of me being older than 99% of their listeners but def could recognize how big they were.

Also, I just excluded pop stuff from Lorde, Gaga, Sheeran, or The Weeknd/Adele cause it just isn't my taste but their biggest projects, of course, would be mentioned

Realistically, regardless of genre, it would be between TPAB, Pure Heroine, 21, Monster