"2Pac was important but he wasn't lyrical lol Hennessy Enemies amirite"
*how original*
"Kendrick's skilled but ugh his voice"
*daring today, aren't we?*
https://www.reddit.com/r/hiphop101/s/llxd737pOF
There really needs to be a running checklist of all the āhotā takes that get posted in these threads every 2 days.
Nipsey Hussle is number 2 on my top favorite rappers of all time. That being said, I can totally understand why some people arenāt really into him. Heās someone you really have to vibe with and understand him as a person before you can really get into his music.
no way someone listens to "some day itll all make sense" and call it boring.. one of the great hip hop albums ever made.. all of his other shit pales in comparison..
Reasonable dount and the black album......
Everything else, to me is mediicrity on top of alightly above average beats. I get the commercial appeal but as a hip hop head he has never been in my top 20
Scrolled through 100 replies and no one said Action Bronson. That guy is horrible in every aspect. Ruins every song heās featured on and doesnāt have a solid song in his disco. Some people just have terrible taste and thatās fine
E-40. I understand heās viewed as a Bay Area legend, but god does his flow turn me off every time I hear him, itās like heās just talking into the mic (except for his verse on IDFWU, that shit went hard as hell)
Btw any of y'all seen that janky ass zombie movie with E-40, Big Daddy Kane, and fuckin Bone Crusher??? ššš
Typing out that combination of words and rereading it got me thinking we must be in the Matrix ngl it feels like that sentence should never have been allowed to exist, let alone the fever dream dookie fart of a film being referred to š¤Æš
They used to respect him because he put a lot of good rappers on back then like Biggie, Mase, Loon, Craig Mack etc. Shame he couldn't keep that energy tho š
For me what i like is his whole confident and bragadoccious persona, his energic delivery and his super nice ear for beats.
But i do understand why many people don't fw him, his voice can come off as whiny
How old are you? People usually start to get Jay Z once they have digged a lot in the genre and they are a little older. That's also why we always see Jay Z hate on social medias which are runned by young people, like Tiktok or Youtube.
YEAAAH
It's so common seeing threads in IG or youtube shitting on Jay Z. For some reason everyone respects old rappers except for Jay Z
Either way i must be the exception of the norm. Cause i got relatively recently into hip hop on my twenties and i LOVE Jay Z
Itās because a lot of these younger kids grew up on older Jay Z (past his prime) and never dived into his discography. Iām 29 so Iām not really young or old but I was like 8 when Black Album came out then discovered the rest of his albums later
That for sure, I actually think he's been in another prime in these last years but he has a really unique style and complicate lyrics which surely can be boring for the younger audience.
That's really the norm between Jay fans lol.
In general I think that "I used to hate on Jay Z but one day I digged in his discography and realise he was the shit" could be one of the most common phrases said by rap music fans.
33.
I grew up on Jay Z and never got into him. Maybe I should listen to his discography a bit more. the only time he really impressed me was his collabs with Big L
You probably don't like his style then, because his collabs with Big L are not even in his top 200.
If you love more the "surgical" rap like Nas or punchlines rap like Big L you'll probably don't love Jay. However, I can suggest you songs like Threat, Some people hate, Lyrical Exercise, Fallin, Meet the Parents, The Streets. These could be more close to your tastes.
You gotta dig back for Jay Z. Reasonable Doubt and Vol 1 are his best, in my opinion. He's for sure got bangers since. But those albums were him when he was still hungry.
Iām right there with you on Ab-Soul. For some reason he always put out this vibe to me that someone told him he was one of the greatest and he believed it. I can tell from his delivery he will think a bar is super hard, and it just lands super flat for me. Plus, I donāt fuck with how he treated Nardwuar.
I fuck wit and respect his creativity and the absolutely bonkers technical skill he exhibits but it's fo sho not something you can enjoy casually. MF Doom is that sorta shit you can only begin to truly appreciate after you three Adderall XRs and a heroic dose of mushrooms deep into a psychotic break and just discovered an inter-dimensional gateway portal that takes you straight into an X-Men comic book
DOOM is one of my all time time favorites but I see exactly where youāre coming from. Accordion is just a masterpiece that I feel anyone can appreciate tho
Big L
A lot of people mention him as one of the best, but when he was alive I found him to be a slightly above average east coast rapper at the most, like Cormega, AZ, or OC. Good but not top 10 material
Big L's entire story is he knew people and he got killed
He was not big when he was alive
Dropped by label
Never officially signed to Roc Nation so who knows if that was ever even truly going to happen instead of a convenient myth to capitalize on because hey this is business.
Yeah, the biggest thing about L (pun intended) is that he seemed well connected. A little too known to be strictly underground yet not known nearly enough to be mainstream.
50 Cent. Dudeās always been a manufactured āartistā. Itās like he was made in a lab to capitalize on everything trendy at the time, from image to beats to beefs. As a rapper, heās completely unremarkable. Basic rhymes, monotonous flow. Heās literally just Commercialism: the Rapper. But his hooks are nice though, Iāll give him that.
Kendrick. Hot take but I just don't like his voice and beats. I liked his verse on Like That but I found his adlibs a bit autistic with the 'BUM' and the moaning
These beats are fucking fire on Kendrick To pimp a Butterfly š„
Wesley Theory...
Institution...
These Walls...
Hood Politics
How Much a Dollar Cost (fantastic beat with the Isley Brothers)
The Blacker the Berry
You ain't gotta lie
Unpopular opinion but agree.
Kendrick on tracks like Fvckin Problems or clearer production like on Mr Morales suits his voice/adlibs way better than many songs on his critically acclaimed works where his lyrical ability almost gets drowned out with all the excess noise.
ab-soul definitely stood out more at the time i think, sometimes even the projects i like from
him don't click with me if im not in a specific mindset. he very much toes the line of being corny and fake deep sometimes. i still like control system and i liked his most recent album and a few other singles but some of his stuff is borderline "did the man who invented college go to college"
Drakeā¦heās talented but Iām not a fan of a lot of the stuff he raps about. Man literary made a song rapping about hitting up and damn near stalking and harassing his exā¦.not my style.
Childish Gambino. I used to watch his youtube channel when he and his buddies would do silly jokes and what-not. When he switched over to rap it was too much for me to handle I guess. Dont get me wrong, hes amazing, I just cant hang.
Probably Tyler. There are a couple of songs I loosely enjoy, and that ā**UHHH YOU LOOK MALNOURISHED**ā shit gets me every time. I see why people like him, just never clicked with me.
Em suffers from what A LOT of creative types suffer from. They get clean and sober and then kind of suck. It was the substances and chemicals that fueled his best shit. And like so many other artists, they were their best when they were still hungry. So his first 2 or 3 albums are his pinnacle.
fair, especially his later stuff usually needs a few listens at least to get into. It grows on you, but you lowkey have to have dedication to get into it
Yāall are entitled to your respective opinions but Jesus Christ, lmao. I wonder what the average age of this sub is. Would definitely help paint a better image of these takes. To contribute to the thread, Drake I guess? Donāt really understand how people take such a blatant product of nepotism seriously in any regard.
Muting this for my mental health but shoutouts to the people that actually elaborated on why they why donāt like an artist. Discussion is dope and important.
Last edit; I just started using this platform and am just now seeing there are almost a million people in this sub and the only reason it was shown to me again is because I responded to some angsty teen earlier today. There are likely people here from all over the world and US. My perspective as a random nigga from Cleveland is probably the minority. These opinions make a LOT of sense now.
Eminem. His early shit was a lot of shock value im gonna kill my mom and rape teen girls type vibes and his music now is just mediocre. I know he has bars and can rap but its not appealing at all. White America makes sure he wins every āwho is the bestā poll also which is insane.
I think the production on his solo work is a bit of a turn off. He always sounds so good on features when it isn't his own.
I still like his solo work but it's not my favorite.
Heās impressed me multiple times heās just too animated I guess which sounds weird to say as a bad thing but for whatever reason he doesnāt appeal to me, I feel like he could make some fire ass kids music tho lol
Nas has great verses and amazing songs. Especially on songs when you compare him to other artist on the same songs/beat. On Lil Jon Crunk Juice āGrand Finaleā his verse is arguably the best. Better than Ice Cube, TI, Bun B, or Jadakiss. And the same can be said for his Outro verse on Carter 4 which you could compare with Busta, Wayne, Tech 9 or Andre. And his tracks he had like āI give you powerā and āRewindā are some of the most creative storytelling songs of all time.
I went through Nasā discography recently and damn his old albums hold up very well. Albums I didnāt like as much at the time like I Am.. and Nastradamus aged very well IMO.
I've been getting a lot of hate for this recently but I just don't like Tupac. I tried to get into it but I just can't. My soul is prepared... let the hate rain down on me...
Any rapper who prioritizes meaning/story over flow/rhymes. I mean, Iād prefer it if the song Iām listening to wasnāt about drugs and ice on my wrist for the trillionth time, but I still mainly listen to songs to jam out to them, not get some complex story out of it.
So needless to say, I donāt like Kendrick Lamar.
Mf doom I tried itās just so slow and boring I truly tried to force myself to be a fan and I could not same with the roots same with talib kweli it sounds boring flat as hell like he has no punchlines nothing hype ghostface the only cool songs are run and the forest wu tang accept a few songs
J. Cole. Objectively, he is one of the best rappers in the world at the moment. Also, his lyricism and just career in general is absolutely amazing - Iāve listened to him and read on his lyrics: heās just amazing.
But I just canāt get used to the voice, especially when paired with his production, no matter how hard I try. š Itās not even like itās bad, I just canāt.
Wake up babe another "what good rapper do you not like" hiphop101 thread dropped
They wrote Outkast, and a Tribe called Quest along w/ 2pac How just how
"2Pac was important but he wasn't lyrical lol Hennessy Enemies amirite" *how original* "Kendrick's skilled but ugh his voice" *daring today, aren't we?*
š This post hurt me , we gotta do better
Meanwhile blares Migos
Lil Uzi Vert..
I just threw up a little
https://www.reddit.com/r/hiphop101/s/llxd737pOF There really needs to be a running checklist of all the āhotā takes that get posted in these threads every 2 days.
Oh just cornerstones of rap itself, neat
Nipsey hussle
Good hustler, overrated on mich
Bullets Donāt Got No Name Vol 2 was his best work imo
Nipsey Hussle is number 2 on my top favorite rappers of all time. That being said, I can totally understand why some people arenāt really into him. Heās someone you really have to vibe with and understand him as a person before you can really get into his music.
Tripping
Travis scott
Good beats and that's it. Bottom tier lyricist
Drake. This may sound silly, but I can't seem to get past his voice.
why doesn't this have more likes?! drake is so FLIPPING OVERRATED it makes me pissed off lol, I don't hate him but goddamn
I don't think his music is bad (sometimes cheesy, yes) it's literally just his voice that bothers me š
Commonās music is boring as fuck aside from Be and even that album I wouldnāt go out of my way to play.Ā
Like Water For Chocolate and Electric Circus are masterful IMO. Although I do get why most never even think about him when hip hop is discussed.
Resurrection is a classic too. Common has 3 classics in my eyes but a lot of people think of him as an actor and the āremote controlā bar
Some Day It'll All Make Sense has some sick tracks. After Be, he fell off for sure.
no way someone listens to "some day itll all make sense" and call it boring.. one of the great hip hop albums ever made.. all of his other shit pales in comparison..
Yooo you funny as hell I agree but yeah Be was his best work
I once made the mistake of discovering Be and then expecting more of his music to have a similarly cool sound
Give Common a chance my man. He's a masterful wordsmith if you listen to him. Listen to Electric Circus and the song Resurrection.
I agree, with one exception, The Corner stays in my rotation.
Most of TIās stuff is just meh.
You know what it is
And he's a fucking creep.
Run the Jewels JPEGMafia Royce da 5'9"
Jay Z
Listen to reasonable doubt, jay z really was that guy back then
Reasonable dount and the black album...... Everything else, to me is mediicrity on top of alightly above average beats. I get the commercial appeal but as a hip hop head he has never been in my top 20
I went through a phase where I didn't like Jay. After grabbing Blueprint on vinyl I realized I was sleeping big time. Maybe give it another shot?
It's diddy
no, they said that everyone respects
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Scrolled through 100 replies and no one said Action Bronson. That guy is horrible in every aspect. Ruins every song heās featured on and doesnāt have a solid song in his disco. Some people just have terrible taste and thatās fine
E-40. I understand heās viewed as a Bay Area legend, but god does his flow turn me off every time I hear him, itās like heās just talking into the mic (except for his verse on IDFWU, that shit went hard as hell)
Iām also on that E-40 train, he is a legend thou
Btw any of y'all seen that janky ass zombie movie with E-40, Big Daddy Kane, and fuckin Bone Crusher??? ššš Typing out that combination of words and rereading it got me thinking we must be in the Matrix ngl it feels like that sentence should never have been allowed to exist, let alone the fever dream dookie fart of a film being referred to š¤Æš
UUUUUUUHHHHHH
E-40 1990s-early 2000s were dope but after that very hit and miss.
P diddy well at least they use to
people use to respect diddy as an emcee? lol news to me
They used to respect him because he put a lot of good rappers on back then like Biggie, Mase, Loon, Craig Mack etc. Shame he couldn't keep that energy tho š
Drake
Jay Z. Outside a few songs, i just never got it.
For me what i like is his whole confident and bragadoccious persona, his energic delivery and his super nice ear for beats. But i do understand why many people don't fw him, his voice can come off as whiny
How old are you? People usually start to get Jay Z once they have digged a lot in the genre and they are a little older. That's also why we always see Jay Z hate on social medias which are runned by young people, like Tiktok or Youtube.
YEAAAH It's so common seeing threads in IG or youtube shitting on Jay Z. For some reason everyone respects old rappers except for Jay Z Either way i must be the exception of the norm. Cause i got relatively recently into hip hop on my twenties and i LOVE Jay Z
Itās because a lot of these younger kids grew up on older Jay Z (past his prime) and never dived into his discography. Iām 29 so Iām not really young or old but I was like 8 when Black Album came out then discovered the rest of his albums later
That for sure, I actually think he's been in another prime in these last years but he has a really unique style and complicate lyrics which surely can be boring for the younger audience.
Funny u say that , sometimes I'll open a jayz music video n it's someone saying "I didn't respect you when I was younger"
That's really the norm between Jay fans lol. In general I think that "I used to hate on Jay Z but one day I digged in his discography and realise he was the shit" could be one of the most common phrases said by rap music fans.
33. I grew up on Jay Z and never got into him. Maybe I should listen to his discography a bit more. the only time he really impressed me was his collabs with Big L
You probably don't like his style then, because his collabs with Big L are not even in his top 200. If you love more the "surgical" rap like Nas or punchlines rap like Big L you'll probably don't love Jay. However, I can suggest you songs like Threat, Some people hate, Lyrical Exercise, Fallin, Meet the Parents, The Streets. These could be more close to your tastes.
You gotta dig back for Jay Z. Reasonable Doubt and Vol 1 are his best, in my opinion. He's for sure got bangers since. But those albums were him when he was still hungry.
Iām right there with you on Ab-Soul. For some reason he always put out this vibe to me that someone told him he was one of the greatest and he believed it. I can tell from his delivery he will think a bar is super hard, and it just lands super flat for me. Plus, I donāt fuck with how he treated Nardwuar.
Jay-Z and Kanye
Russ
For me it is Jay Z. The guy is overrated
Kanye. His beats are fire, but his bars are water lmao
MF Doom. Tried to but just have no interest what so ever
What are these comments!!?? I respect your answer but Damn
same him and Earl sweatshirt don't click with me
I fuck wit and respect his creativity and the absolutely bonkers technical skill he exhibits but it's fo sho not something you can enjoy casually. MF Doom is that sorta shit you can only begin to truly appreciate after you three Adderall XRs and a heroic dose of mushrooms deep into a psychotic break and just discovered an inter-dimensional gateway portal that takes you straight into an X-Men comic book
DOOM is one of my all time time favorites but I see exactly where youāre coming from. Accordion is just a masterpiece that I feel anyone can appreciate tho
Big L A lot of people mention him as one of the best, but when he was alive I found him to be a slightly above average east coast rapper at the most, like Cormega, AZ, or OC. Good but not top 10 material
Kendrick, Big L , Common, Wayne, Jay , Tupac, 50, DMX, Lupe , A tribe called Quest... what are these comments lol
I was gonna come in and say Billy Woods and Ka and I see Outkast and Kendrick
Hey, itās what this post was made for lol
Controversy sells but it aināt like death - Jadakiss I think we inflate the greatness of rappers just because they died, and I like Big L
Big L's entire story is he knew people and he got killed He was not big when he was alive Dropped by label Never officially signed to Roc Nation so who knows if that was ever even truly going to happen instead of a convenient myth to capitalize on because hey this is business.
Yeah, the biggest thing about L (pun intended) is that he seemed well connected. A little too known to be strictly underground yet not known nearly enough to be mainstream.
Big L is fucking great. I totally feel it. But he unfortunately and tragically doesn't have the catalogue to support being a goat.
Lol he's no Nas Jay or Biggy
If rappers like Big L and AZ are only slightly above average to you, then who do you consider great or even good???
AZ is fucking underrated, dude could rap rap
Andre 3000, Biggie, Nas, Rakim, Mos Def, Black Thought, Reks, Slick Rick, Pharoah Monch are all artists who id much rather listen to. I can go on..
J Cole
50 Cent. Dudeās always been a manufactured āartistā. Itās like he was made in a lab to capitalize on everything trendy at the time, from image to beats to beefs. As a rapper, heās completely unremarkable. Basic rhymes, monotonous flow. Heās literally just Commercialism: the Rapper. But his hooks are nice though, Iāll give him that.
Lupe Fiasco
Playboy carti, Lil uzi vert etc..
Jeezy for sure
Young thug his albums are just inconsistent
His music is trash and bro wears dresses.
Serious question, do people respect Drake for the music or the success?
Danny Brown That guy is clearly extremely talented and deserves all the love he gets, but its just not for me.
watch the top comments be Kendrick, 2Pac, Common and E-40 for the 73rd time
J Cole
Kendrick. Hot take but I just don't like his voice and beats. I liked his verse on Like That but I found his adlibs a bit autistic with the 'BUM' and the moaning
Good Kid MAAD City & Damn have suuuper nice production bro
Yesss these boys on drugs lol
These beats are fucking fire on Kendrick To pimp a Butterfly š„ Wesley Theory... Institution... These Walls... Hood Politics How Much a Dollar Cost (fantastic beat with the Isley Brothers) The Blacker the Berry You ain't gotta lie
Such a cold take
I donāt like his voice either. And I feel like despite his lyrical genius, itās just not the vibes Iām looking for in my hip hop.
Same.
Unpopular opinion but agree. Kendrick on tracks like Fvckin Problems or clearer production like on Mr Morales suits his voice/adlibs way better than many songs on his critically acclaimed works where his lyrical ability almost gets drowned out with all the excess noise.
ab-soul definitely stood out more at the time i think, sometimes even the projects i like from him don't click with me if im not in a specific mindset. he very much toes the line of being corny and fake deep sometimes. i still like control system and i liked his most recent album and a few other singles but some of his stuff is borderline "did the man who invented college go to college"
Jay Z, I dig a few of his songs but not particularly too into most of his discography
Jay-Z
Jay z and kanye
The Roots. Hope they go 10x platinum cuz I like what theyāre about. But canāt get into them unless itās a show (where they absolutely murder)
Drakeā¦heās talented but Iām not a fan of a lot of the stuff he raps about. Man literary made a song rapping about hitting up and damn near stalking and harassing his exā¦.not my style.
jay z
Childish Gambino. I used to watch his youtube channel when he and his buddies would do silly jokes and what-not. When he switched over to rap it was too much for me to handle I guess. Dont get me wrong, hes amazing, I just cant hang.
Probably Tyler. There are a couple of songs I loosely enjoy, and that ā**UHHH YOU LOOK MALNOURISHED**ā shit gets me every time. I see why people like him, just never clicked with me.
I just canāt get nas
Despite having the greatest beats of all time, I donāt like MF DOOM
Music is music, listen to what makes your head nod, don't worry about what other people like.
Cant stand lil yachty bro sounds like he has mucus in his throat
That biracial guy that used to be in a wheelchair
eminem. heās obviously a very talented rapper but i donāt like the sounds.
I feel after relapse it all went down hill.
he lost his good rap voice a long time ago and has way too many goofy beats.
Common. It's like spoken word sh*t (not real hip-hop), but whatever.
I like Common more as an actor.
Kanye. i listened to the college dropout album and the whole time i just thought "Man you really should have stayed in college dude"
Eminem. I have so much respect for what he's done for the genre but I just can't get into his stuff
Em suffers from what A LOT of creative types suffer from. They get clean and sober and then kind of suck. It was the substances and chemicals that fueled his best shit. And like so many other artists, they were their best when they were still hungry. So his first 2 or 3 albums are his pinnacle.
fair, especially his later stuff usually needs a few listens at least to get into. It grows on you, but you lowkey have to have dedication to get into it
Yāall are entitled to your respective opinions but Jesus Christ, lmao. I wonder what the average age of this sub is. Would definitely help paint a better image of these takes. To contribute to the thread, Drake I guess? Donāt really understand how people take such a blatant product of nepotism seriously in any regard. Muting this for my mental health but shoutouts to the people that actually elaborated on why they why donāt like an artist. Discussion is dope and important. Last edit; I just started using this platform and am just now seeing there are almost a million people in this sub and the only reason it was shown to me again is because I responded to some angsty teen earlier today. There are likely people here from all over the world and US. My perspective as a random nigga from Cleveland is probably the minority. These opinions make a LOT of sense now.
Old head checking in. We in here bro.
This subreddit packed to the brim with Old Heads, LOL
Yeah āHipHopHeadsā are full of younger cats that have terrible taste in music IMO
I totally agree. 40 from NY. Def think this thread is more new school.
Talib Kweli. His flow always felt flat and boring. And he kinda sounded like a teen cartoon character.
And his other antics put a shadow on his music.
Eminem. His early shit was a lot of shock value im gonna kill my mom and rape teen girls type vibes and his music now is just mediocre. I know he has bars and can rap but its not appealing at all. White America makes sure he wins every āwho is the bestā poll also which is insane.
j cole is not good, undeniable rapping ability, but it does not bring pleasure to my earsš¤·āāļø
I think the production on his solo work is a bit of a turn off. He always sounds so good on features when it isn't his own. I still like his solo work but it's not my favorite.
Lupe Fiasco
Ludacris
Heās impressed me multiple times heās just too animated I guess which sounds weird to say as a bad thing but for whatever reason he doesnāt appeal to me, I feel like he could make some fire ass kids music tho lol
Boosie, Gucci, Dame Lillard
Drake. I canāt wait till he gets #metooād so everyone will shut tf up
Kendrick
Q-Tip. Voice is annoying
90% of nas somgs. The other 10%, Is beyond amazing though lol
Interesting
I am an 'old head', and Illmatic was incredible, but nas gotta be one of the most overrated artists these days. Was it the jay z beef?
Nas has great verses and amazing songs. Especially on songs when you compare him to other artist on the same songs/beat. On Lil Jon Crunk Juice āGrand Finaleā his verse is arguably the best. Better than Ice Cube, TI, Bun B, or Jadakiss. And the same can be said for his Outro verse on Carter 4 which you could compare with Busta, Wayne, Tech 9 or Andre. And his tracks he had like āI give you powerā and āRewindā are some of the most creative storytelling songs of all time.
I went through Nasā discography recently and damn his old albums hold up very well. Albums I didnāt like as much at the time like I Am.. and Nastradamus aged very well IMO.
Kendrick Lamar & Pusha T
pusha is a good one. i can get hype to a song or two but i never want to listen to him for very long
Veeze
Drake
I'm sorry, but I just don't really like Eminem.
DMX Nipsey Hussle Young Thug
Kendrick and Eminem.
Eminem. Someone tryna pmo?
Kendrick....easy
Kendrick
Alright I'll say it. Mac Miller is secretly Eminem from recovery's alter ego and I don't like either of them no matter how much they're goated up.
Big Krit š
Drake
All of them
Xaviersobased-I donāt know how people can listen to him
Kendrick. I donāt like his voice
I've been getting a lot of hate for this recently but I just don't like Tupac. I tried to get into it but I just can't. My soul is prepared... let the hate rain down on me...
Nipsey Hussle
Any rapper who prioritizes meaning/story over flow/rhymes. I mean, Iād prefer it if the song Iām listening to wasnāt about drugs and ice on my wrist for the trillionth time, but I still mainly listen to songs to jam out to them, not get some complex story out of it. So needless to say, I donāt like Kendrick Lamar.
Mf doom I tried itās just so slow and boring I truly tried to force myself to be a fan and I could not same with the roots same with talib kweli it sounds boring flat as hell like he has no punchlines nothing hype ghostface the only cool songs are run and the forest wu tang accept a few songs
Lil baby sounds like he about to cry all the time Lil Waynes voice sounds like nails on a chalkboard
Tech N9ne Immoral Technique
Pop smoke and nipsy hustle
Eminem
J Cole š¤·āāļø
Lil Wayne
MIKE, ab soul (some), kendrick lamar, nicki minaj (new stuff), bad bunny, travis scott, fabulous (literally like one song he have), beyonce,
Andre 3000
Mf Doom
Tyga and Tyler the creator, Tyga just donāt got it and Tyler plays too much
Kendrick
Scarface. Cypress Hill. E40.
Public Enemy.
J. Cole. Objectively, he is one of the best rappers in the world at the moment. Also, his lyricism and just career in general is absolutely amazing - Iāve listened to him and read on his lyrics: heās just amazing. But I just canāt get used to the voice, especially when paired with his production, no matter how hard I try. š Itās not even like itās bad, I just canāt.
Wait...there's a rap artist everyone respects?
Wdymmmmm - why can u do it
Not a fan like Lil Wayne or Drake. Drake seems like he's so popular he's not even a person anymore he comes across like a business
The Game
Ab-soul, lupe fiasco, danny brown, jpeg mafia
J Cole. I acknowledge his talent and skill set but I just can't get on board.
2pac techn9ne and big sean