every 40 year old rapper stopped trying to act like a twenty something mob boss on Instagram and just admitted they spend their free time doing estate planning and watching golf? Seems to me since 2018 the entire genre has been on a run to be the most exhausting high school drama class ever. The only difference is that fans have a psychotic parasocial breakdown over every single tweet like it's a geopolitical event. If this was any other professional art form, people would be begging these billionaires to go to therapy instead of making 38-track deluxe albums about who sat where at a party. Discuss. 🫣📉

i swear i remember telling you to kys in the last thread how you still here

I pray yall are employed and just posting at your desk

rude!

Of course lol my lunch just ended, back to prepping for the school year, hope everyone does something productive and also helps someone out today

Shoutout to that homeless homie I bought a care package from the gas station for this morning on my way to work, hope his day isn’t too hot in this Texas heat

amen

If that would make you appreciate hip hop more just end it

I would appreciate hip hop more if

what mob bosses are twenty something

@user_offlineforeve why do you follow every 2026 troll acct

I would appreciate KTT more if you stopped posting

You on d***ington

you on mine for replying

Jus supporting the homie

women like men who have a 401k and know when to log off too

@mba_playboy

401k with a 10% match and stock options lol. We’re not on the same level Junior

Why are we trying to ruin and govern their creative process?

LMFAOOO

I don’t think anybody is trying to govern their creative process lol. There’s a difference between saying “old rappers should act their age” and noticing that some of them have built these insanely self-serious public personas that make everything feel like a high school power struggle.

And Cole/Kendrick are actually good examples of this. They’re reserved, not stoic. They clearly have personalities, humor, vulnerability, etc. They just don’t need to constantly perform “I’m the most dangerous man in the room” online.

Honestly I think people become more likable when they’re successful enough to stop taking themselves so seriously. You can still make serious art without treating every Instagram interaction like a declaration of war.

@Sk8brdKee

🫣📉

the ones pushing 40 lol. that's my point. there's a difference between being reserved and having self control vs constantly performing how dangerous and untouchable you are. if you actually have that much power you don't need to keep reminding everyone of it. that's not stoicism, that's insecurity with a budget

@Valentine

What