Mar 25·3 replies
Valentinei mean within the first 5 minutes he admitted he never took rap or music serious until this album and is on year 3-4 of being a big artist so not much else needs to be heard past that. these dudes got rich off rap and realized they actually have to start trying lmfao. what a crazy experience and admittance to consider yourself to be a fan of
first album being a real artist and including a lot of non rap features (Elton John and Grimes)
ah
Mar 25cooper flagg fanEverytime i mention gatekeeping i get pushback
ts corny asl just listen to the music you like
- Mar 25·1 replyPAINMAN
first album being a real artist and including a lot of non rap features (Elton John and Grimes)
ah
streets are saying this is his mbdtf
Mar 25Againstreets are saying this is his mbdtf
more like his Revival
- Mar 25·1 replyValentine
I genuinely want you to name me an artist who got into music “for the hell of it” and openly admitted that as a star in their genre because i do not think this take is true at all and is a lame cop out to save where we are at in music today
Camron was pretty open about getting into music for money he always viewed it as a hustle and business first.
Mar 25PAINMANfirst album being a real artist and including a lot of non rap features (Elton John and Grimes)
ah
grimes track features youngboy it balances out
- Mar 25·1 reply
spongebobBro literally never listened to an artists interview before apparently
So many artists are like "Yea we were just messing around then it became a thing didnt think it would go anywhere" type s***
~Shut the f*** up b****~ @Valentineedit: I was going too wild this got nothing to do with valentine im sorry yall
lmfao that s*** hurt you, damn
but those same artists were still treating the music with care and taking the time to understand how to even put a song together and create something that will last
this dude openly admitting in the first 5 minutes he was getting beats, recording, deleting the files, releasing the song and then moving on. the dude got the biggest artist in the world on his song and handed him a 3 year old MP3 he didn’t even have the session for anymore
ya’ll can accept that as comparative to artists like Bowie who were actually learning music (not just laying around zooted of molly and reacting to melodies they receive and releasing slop, his words) but i still think that take is lame to save dudes like Yeat from what it is: the dude doesn’t care about music and the checks are running low and now gotta prove he cares about something he don’t really want to actually do to stay in the upper rooms or become like his peers or other artists before him who stayed releasing bullshit
bro said he’s growing as an artist and the single he releases for the album on the lead up is a play on the meme that made him big featuring a Kardashian
ya’ll got it man lmfao
- Mar 25
Better than that safe ass Hov interview already
Mar 25·2 repliesValentinei mean within the first 5 minutes he admitted he never took rap or music serious until this album and is on year 3-4 of being a big artist so not much else needs to be heard past that. these dudes got rich off rap and realized they actually have to start trying lmfao. what a crazy experience and admittance to consider yourself to be a fan of
what's crazy is niggas love that person he was 4-5 years ago making low effort s***. they say he fell off NOW
- Mar 25PAINMAN
first album being a real artist and including a lot of non rap features (Elton John and Grimes)
ah
“brand new BBL, thought this b**** was Kylie Jennerrrrrrrrrrrrr” <— the artistic growth in question
Mar 25performative
- Mar 25earthwalka
what's crazy is niggas love that person he was 4-5 years ago making low effort s***. they say he fell off NOW
Mar 25cant listen to this guy without thinking about @YoungNastyShawty going “witmahTWIIIIIZzZZ I dont know no black people in portland who sound like that why does he sound like that” lmao
- Mar 25Valentine
i mean within the first 5 minutes he admitted he never took rap or music serious until this album and is on year 3-4 of being a big artist so not much else needs to be heard past that. these dudes got rich off rap and realized they actually have to start trying lmfao. what a crazy experience and admittance to consider yourself to be a fan of
ktt user never heard of the concept of bragging and talking s*** before
Mar 25
lnstinctwhy u got both?
Apple music Family plan + individual Spotify, gotta cover the bases, also Spotify discovery algorithm is miles ahead
Mar 25Valentinei mean within the first 5 minutes he admitted he never took rap or music serious until this album and is on year 3-4 of being a big artist so not much else needs to be heard past that. these dudes got rich off rap and realized they actually have to start trying lmfao. what a crazy experience and admittance to consider yourself to be a fan of
This quote is gonna taken out of context for sure bc he’s a white rapper and we’re still feeling the aftershock from the Harlow debacle & album
As a fan of his for some years now, just because Yeat was less intentional and more freefrorm with his work before this album doesn’t mean he was just a guy who stumbled into success or doesn’t take music seriously. If you look into his earlier work and the stuff he’s said about making those albums, you can tell he had a real passion for hip-hop before he blew up. It took him a long time and years of trial and error to create his sound.
People can say what they want and can rightly be suspect of any white guy in rap as a potential vulture but I’m not jumping on the hate train yet. I will give him at least that grace.
Mar 25Free YoungBoyCamron was pretty open about getting into music for money he always viewed it as a hustle and business first.
Which is wild when you hear how elite he was in his prime
Mar 25Valentinei mean within the first 5 minutes he admitted he never took rap or music serious until this album and is on year 3-4 of being a big artist so not much else needs to be heard past that. these dudes got rich off rap and realized they actually have to start trying lmfao. what a crazy experience and admittance to consider yourself to be a fan of
So he made those hard ass albums without trying? We in for a classic then
Mar 25there aint no way Yeat got over an hour worth of things to say
Mar 25·1 replyts some corporate mainstream
- Mar 25·1 replyValentine
lmfao that s*** hurt you, damn
but those same artists were still treating the music with care and taking the time to understand how to even put a song together and create something that will last
this dude openly admitting in the first 5 minutes he was getting beats, recording, deleting the files, releasing the song and then moving on. the dude got the biggest artist in the world on his song and handed him a 3 year old MP3 he didn’t even have the session for anymore
ya’ll can accept that as comparative to artists like Bowie who were actually learning music (not just laying around zooted of molly and reacting to melodies they receive and releasing slop, his words) but i still think that take is lame to save dudes like Yeat from what it is: the dude doesn’t care about music and the checks are running low and now gotta prove he cares about something he don’t really want to actually do to stay in the upper rooms or become like his peers or other artists before him who stayed releasing bullshit
bro said he’s growing as an artist and the single he releases for the album on the lead up is a play on the meme that made him big featuring a Kardashian
ya’ll got it man lmfao
I'll be honest I just was arguing for the sake of arguing i genuinely do not care at all what yeat said in an interview lol
If the music is enjoyable ill listen to it, if not i wont,
- Mar 25·3 repliesspongebob
I'll be honest I just was arguing for the sake of arguing i genuinely do not care at all what yeat said in an interview lol
If the music is enjoyable ill listen to it, if not i wont,
not caring is our first mistake as listeners cause the more we can get these dudes out the paint, the more they expose they were never really about it now that they got the mantle and were never about it even after getting initial success
- Mar 25·1 replyVert1600
ts some corporate mainstream
we lost him
- Mar 25Valentine
not caring is our first mistake as listeners cause the more we can get these dudes out the paint, the more they expose they were never really about it now that they got the mantle and were never about it even after getting initial success
yappaholics mixtapes real yap s***
generational classic 2093(P3) out now
- Mar 25·1 replyValentine
not caring is our first mistake as listeners cause the more we can get these dudes out the paint, the more they expose they were never really about it now that they got the mantle and were never about it even after getting initial success
To each their own fam
I don't really disagree with anything u were saying in that longer post btw
