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  • Jul 8, 2021
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    Alchemist and Madlib are havin runs.

  • It's a nitty beat lol

  • Jul 8, 2021

    Tyler stans delusional as f***, they really think Tyler is Pharrell

  • Jul 8, 2021
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    math fifty

    Lowkey

    Carti is the only one who sounds good on Pierre beats

    Pierre himself doesnt even sound good on them

    Nudy discog out now

  • Jul 8, 2021
    Flaboi

    They too busy getting copycats

    There were copycats for Pharrell/Timbaland/Kanye

  • Jul 8, 2021
    Flaboi

    They too busy getting copycats

    you are actually right about this.
    i dont know how many times ive been in a session with producers using his same exact sounds. just straight biting his swag

  • Jul 8, 2021
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    Niggamortis

    Southside can still go crazy rn, what's he been up too recently? Seems like he's been chillin

    He said he was retiring

  • Jul 8, 2021
    BlenderBluid

    Remember when everybody wanted a Lex Luger beat, or Mike Will Made It, or Metro Boomin?

    It feels like we haven’t had another producer the hip hop world is unanimously excited about in years. Hit Boy is putting in WORK these days, but it doesn’t feel like he’s taking over radio or defining the sound of 2020/2021.

    And even then, none of the big name producers like 5 years back feel like household names anymore. It feels like if a producer isn’t doing one of those “fully produced by…” projects, their hype kind of just fades.

    clayco up next

  • Jul 8, 2021
    Yung Dagger D

    He said he was retiring

    pain

  • Jul 8, 2021
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    Neptunes, Timbaland, Kanye era was a phase

    There was nothing like it before and nothing like it afterwards imo. It’s not gonna happen again

    This was the first time the producer was “all in the videos” and they had their own real stamp. They were giving niggas full songs with hooks, bridges, and all that. All the rappers had to do was spit 2 verses and the song was done. Pop/R&B artists too. They had more creative control over the music they were apart of. Plus niggas were paying BAGS for those beats. Like 6 figures if I’m not mistaken

    Maybe I’m biased bc that’s one of my favorite eras for production but I don’t recall producers being that major in any other era. I don’t think the 2010s era was like that for rap producers outside of Mike Will and Metro

  • Jul 8, 2021

    I guess if Pierre started being approached for big pop records he’d be considered one

  • 40 prolly could have done this but drake and all

  • Jul 8, 2021
    2ILL

    Super producer era ended in the 2000s lol

    Lowkey this true — it’s way easier to make beats & find a producer now versus back then when it was only a handful. Makes it harder for one person to dominate.

  • Jul 8, 2021
    Oblivion X

    Pi'erre

    He’s too caught up in tryna take off as an artist

  • 2ILL

    Super producer era ended in the 2000s lol

    Yep

  • Jul 8, 2021
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    NickWrghtHairPiece

    Alchemist and Madlib are havin runs.

    i don't think you could compare lex luger type run that was predicated on radio play to al and madlib

  • Jul 8, 2021
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    can somebody please report on DAVIDP's whereabouts?

  • Jul 8, 2021
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    2ILL

    Neptunes, Timbaland, Kanye era was a phase

    There was nothing like it before and nothing like it afterwards imo. It’s not gonna happen again

    This was the first time the producer was “all in the videos” and they had their own real stamp. They were giving niggas full songs with hooks, bridges, and all that. All the rappers had to do was spit 2 verses and the song was done. Pop/R&B artists too. They had more creative control over the music they were apart of. Plus niggas were paying BAGS for those beats. Like 6 figures if I’m not mistaken

    Maybe I’m biased bc that’s one of my favorite eras for production but I don’t recall producers being that major in any other era. I don’t think the 2010s era was like that for rap producers outside of Mike Will and Metro

    Diddy and his crew. Q-Tip, these were super producers of their time. Large Professor, Pete Rock lmao wtf

  • Jul 8, 2021
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    Whoever said Tyler is dumb as hell, that man been saying he wishes he could do more producing for other ppl for almost a decade now

  • barko milicic

    i don't think you could compare lex luger type run that was predicated on radio play to al and madlib

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  • Jul 8, 2021
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    REACTIVE

    Nudy discog out now

    Gun to my head someone asks me to recite a Nudy bar im taking the bullet

  • Jul 8, 2021
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    2ILL

    Neptunes, Timbaland, Kanye era was a phase

    There was nothing like it before and nothing like it afterwards imo. It’s not gonna happen again

    This was the first time the producer was “all in the videos” and they had their own real stamp. They were giving niggas full songs with hooks, bridges, and all that. All the rappers had to do was spit 2 verses and the song was done. Pop/R&B artists too. They had more creative control over the music they were apart of. Plus niggas were paying BAGS for those beats. Like 6 figures if I’m not mistaken

    Maybe I’m biased bc that’s one of my favorite eras for production but I don’t recall producers being that major in any other era. I don’t think the 2010s era was like that for rap producers outside of Mike Will and Metro

    Dre and Puff exist brodie

  • Jul 8, 2021
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    Relying entirely on DAWs killed the superproducer IMO

  • Jul 8, 2021
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    RICKY 2320

    Dre and Puff exist brodie

    Yea they were in a league of their own during the time

    The producers I mentioned took what they did and expanded it to other genres

    Not saying they were superior talent wise but Neptunes and Timbaland were doing beats for the entire industry not just rappers

  • Jul 8, 2021
    quadra

    Nobody clamoring for a Pi'erre beat