Mfs don’t like hip hop I see

This one? Yeah s*** mid

Remember the Times for example is great tho

Just say you don’t like rap music

Or do you not have rhythm

Stop with my boy

He went on a nas deep dive discog this year

And streets desciples the only one that he didnt like

He aint one of those dudes

Well he dumb as a rock for that take.
Streets disciple is a good album. There’s really only like 2 songs toward the beginning I don’t listen to. The rest is good stuff man idk why people don’t like this album.

Mid 2000s nas albums deserve more love i agree

Specially Hip Hop is Dead that one is so underrated

Did you peep the thread the other day about “Who Killed It?” off HHID? Lmao

Not the worst oat but Tupacs beat selection makes me not miss the 90s at all whereas Biggie/Wu/Outkast beats still make it seem like it was the golden era

Personally not a fan of those blues-y, gospel-y beats that someone like Rod Wave uses. I’m literally from the city he’s from but man that’s practically all he uses.
They just sound so bland or like a beat you get off YouTube

Also them Tay Keith beats 👎👎👎👎👎
So repetitive. I think he still gets placements to this day though right? I’ve only ever heard bro use pianos. And then when he plays it, it’s like he uses one finger to press each key like a kid would do lmao

Polo G

Nas has Preemo
Em has Dre
Canibus did an album with Stoupe

Joe Budden.. he just couldn't afford anybody back then.

Soul on Ice album had so much potential man.

Lot of rappers that just needed a rick ross ear on them.

It was weird yet dope to hear Rass Kass rap over a “Bring Me To Life Evanescence” sample on one of those Jedi Mind Tricks songs, but damn, Stoupe can craft amazing beats

He had so many that just don't leave your head. Had his own ear for samples.

It's a shame he kind of left the genre without finding much success. Dutch, Vespertina, and Red Martina still had cool production though.

Which songs?

I liked that Red Martina project from 2014. No matter how much I get older, I can’t deny how much that Jedi Mind Tricks/Army of the Pharaohs boom bap influenced me.

Violent By Design will always be an underground masterpiece to me. I Against I>>>>>

Drake

I thought this song from the other day had some real JMT/AOTP energy

a certain privileged rapper who spent an entire album on jazz

Juicy J?

Earl and Tyler at times

YB