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  • Jun 19, 2022
    Unforgivable

    Drake when its all said and done

  • Jun 19, 2022
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    ClanWay

    It was one of the most impactful rap albums ever. Sold 1M+ in the first week

    Then did it again with C4

    Just off of that plus drought 3 he’s a legend. And I think C3 is pretty bad

    do sales matter though to become a legend? shouldn't it be more about creative and raw he was?

  • Jun 19, 2022
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    narcos_

    do sales matter though to become a legend? shouldn't it be more about creative and raw he was?

    Sales absolutely do matter when talking about legends??

  • Jun 19, 2022
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    ClanWay

    Him and biggie

    stfu

  • Jun 19, 2022
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    aLIEN

    stfu

    Or else what

  • Jun 19, 2022
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    narcos_

    ok then. he doesn't really have an album that is super crazy. the Carter 3 is subpar

    tha carter iii isn't subpar at all, hipster.

  • Jun 19, 2022
    narcos_

    I think lil wayne and kendrick well more kendrick than lil wayne. kendrick hasn't done anything that special.

    oh my god

  • Jun 19, 2022

    one of the worst threads ive seen in quite awhile

  • Jun 19, 2022
    ClanWay

    Or else what

  • Jun 19, 2022
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    ClanWay

    Sales absolutely do matter when talking about legends??

    but rap is not about that at all. I mean yeah it is amazing you know but to me I guess it isn't what is pushing the culture forward you know not culture but like rap in general.

  • Jun 19, 2022
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    cold mountain

    tha carter iii isn't subpar at all, hipster.

    nice insult

  • Jun 19, 2022
    Unforgivable

    Drake when its all said and done

    Sooner

  • Jun 19, 2022
    narcos_

    nice insult

    thanks, i try

  • Jun 19, 2022
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    narcos_

    but rap is not about that at all. I mean yeah it is amazing you know but to me I guess it isn't what is pushing the culture forward you know not culture but like rap in general.

    tha carter iii along with 808s and heartbreak ushered in an entirely new generation... like it quite literally pushed rap or the """""culture"""" forward

    you're just being contrarian because you personally don't like his music which is fine, but at least try to be objective

  • Jun 19, 2022
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    cold mountain

    tha carter iii along with 808s and heartbreak ushered in an entirely new generation... like it quite literally pushed rap or the """""culture"""" forward

    you're just being contrarian because you personally don't like his music which is fine, but at least try to be objective

    how did the Carter 3 push culture

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    narcos_

    how did the Carter 3 push culture

    wayne's image at the time with his tattoos, double cup, leaned out voice + unconventional flows and in general wordplay, is something that rappers today literally copy and interpolate into their own music. look at Uzi and Carti for the most obvious of examples (they aren't 1 to 1 clones or copies, but Wayne influenced them stemming from that era is what im trying to say)

    all, if not most, of wayne's influence stems from his Tha Carter III era. around that time he started experimenting with autotune that pretty much no one else was doing on songs such as Me And My Drank (which i would argue was probably one of the earliest forms of emo soundcloud rap that would become prominent around 2014)

    Lollipop within itself was very ahead of its time with the cloudy synth beat and overall laid back nature of the beat, i'd honestly argue that it was prototypical cloud rap in a sense.

    consequence.net/2018/04/how-lil-waynes-tha-carter-iii-resurrected-hip-hop

    "Wayne himself had experimented with the effect on his earlier mixtapes. “Lollipop” was the inauguration of a sound that would get paradoxically more lucrative as it sunk to emotional depths."

    (let me also say, i am not saying that wayne invented cloud rap or emo rap, but he definitely at the very least aided in it's development and helped popularize it, same with lean)

    hell, kendrick even remixed the entire album itself as a sort of homage to the dude

    people paid homage to it again on it's tenth anniversary as well iirc

    newsroom.spotify.com/2018-06-08/the-legacy-of-tha-carter-iii-10-years-later

    that isn't even really getting into the bulk of the C3 sessions and the era itself, in rough summation lots of the songs on there were ahead of their time, and wayne's image around C3 era was influential to lots of rap artists to this day, influence is an indisputable marker of greatness across all genres, and wayne is among most of the influential of them all by far, if you don't like the album or his music cool, but he's definitely a legend whether you like it or not.

  • Jun 19, 2022
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    cold mountain

    wayne's image at the time with his tattoos, double cup, leaned out voice + unconventional flows and in general wordplay, is something that rappers today literally copy and interpolate into their own music. look at Uzi and Carti for the most obvious of examples (they aren't 1 to 1 clones or copies, but Wayne influenced them stemming from that era is what im trying to say)

    all, if not most, of wayne's influence stems from his Tha Carter III era. around that time he started experimenting with autotune that pretty much no one else was doing on songs such as Me And My Drank (which i would argue was probably one of the earliest forms of emo soundcloud rap that would become prominent around 2014)

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8E3hDkfJb9c

    Lollipop within itself was very ahead of its time with the cloudy synth beat and overall laid back nature of the beat, i'd honestly argue that it was prototypical cloud rap in a sense.

    https://consequence.net/2018/04/how-lil-waynes-tha-carter-iii-resurrected-hip-hop/

    "Wayne himself had experimented with the effect on his earlier mixtapes. “Lollipop” was the inauguration of a sound that would get paradoxically more lucrative as it sunk to emotional depths."

    (let me also say, i am not saying that wayne invented cloud rap or emo rap, but he definitely at the very least aided in it's development and helped popularize it, same with lean)

    hell, kendrick even remixed the entire album itself as a sort of homage to the dude

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aG5U3_7k3PU

    people paid homage to it again on it's tenth anniversary as well iirc

    https://newsroom.spotify.com/2018-06-08/the-legacy-of-tha-carter-iii-10-years-later/

    that isn't even really getting into the bulk of the C3 sessions and the era itself, in rough summation lots of the songs on there were ahead of their time, and wayne's image around C3 era was influential to lots of rap artists to this day, influence is an indisputable marker of greatness across all genres, and wayne is among most of the influential of them all by far, if you don't like the album or his music cool, but he's definitely a legend whether you like it or not.

    I f*** with your reply man. if I'm wrong then you know I accept it.

  • Jun 19, 2022
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    narcos_

    I f*** with your reply man. if I'm wrong then you know I accept it.

    'preciate it all good forgive me for my insult earlier, im super passionate abt this s*** and get ahead of myself

  • Jun 19, 2022
    cold mountain

    'preciate it all good forgive me for my insult earlier, im super passionate abt this s*** and get ahead of myself

    nah you know I do too man. I love this s*** so much man. I get super tight sometimes lol.