BK The Great
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Alex Da Kid might be the worst thing to happen in Hip Hop over the past few years. Wack ass rock pop production. Glad he’s not poppin anymore.
It's funny. He produces Imagine Dragons. Their music is just his corny pop rap shyt fronted by a bandAlex Da Kid might be the worst thing to happen in Hip Hop over the past few years. Wack ass rock pop production. Glad he’s not poppin anymore.
It's funny. He produces Imagine Dragons. Their music is just his corny pop rap shyt fronted by a band
Not a good comparison at all. Rick Rubin was very instrumental in the early days at Def Jam and produced some iconic Hip Hop albums. He doesn't ride off on white privilege, he actually did contribute to the culture. Its crazy to me that The Booth stans Alchemist (who is dope), but he doesn't have a Radio or Raisin Hell to his credit and is consistently put in Top 10 lists and some even put him there over Havoc.
Another follow up to thisRick's work for Eminem may be garbage and "99 Problems" is overrated, but Rick Rubin is a legendary Hip Hop producer.
Alex Da Kid has contributed nothing, but "Airplanes" pt. 1 and 2 were dope and that's probably the only songs he produced that I like.
Another follow up to this
DMC said Rick doesn't make anything just provide ideas in his Drink Champs interview. He never touched nothing on walk this way. They were already doing shyt like rockbox before him. Rick Rubin gets paid to brain storm literally.
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That's all good and all so he should be called the greatest consultant in rap. When he enters the greatest producer discussions it's an absolute afront to skilled producersRick seems like someone whose actual skill lies in being a consultant. He's someone that can give you really good advice, but he's not someone that can give you a hot beat. Like when he told Adele that the songs she was working on for 25 sounded like songs anybody could make and they weren't personal enough. Or when he advised Kanye to strip down Yeezus, or when he told Paul Rosenberg that he shouldn't worry about Eminem having hit records when they were trying to put together MMLP2.
I get why artists go to him for that because he seems like a really good consigliere. In terms of making music himself, he peaked almost forty years ago.
That's all good and all so he should be called the greatest consultant in rap. When he enters the greatest producer discussions it's an absolute afront to skilled producers