Why is Flockaveli considered a classic?

[Yoda]

I mean it had bangers (hard n the paint, no hands, grove street)

BUT....'

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Shyt was nothing special album wise imo.

 

[Lewis Black]

Considered by who? third graders ?

 

[H.J.Duck]

It's just a (surprisingly) dope album, considering how limited Waka is as a rapper & artist.

 

[Yoda]

Considered by who? third graders ?

i dunno breh... i see this album on best of lists, people calling it a classic all the time..etc.

 

[Professor Polo]

lol @ anything associated with Waka being a classic


foh

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

i dunno breh... i see this album on best of lists, people calling it a classic all the time..etc.

 

[Lewis Black]

i dunno breh... i see this album on best of lists, people calling it a classic all the time..etc.

Cool breh, but never in my life have i ever seen flockaveli called a classic.

Modern classic southern albums are the carter 1,2/ Trap Muzik/ TM101/ etc and Flockaveli nowhere near them IMO

 

[How Sway?]

I personally dont think it's a "classic".....

but you can argue that the album has had quite a bit of influence though....

 

[Mr. Somebody]

Sad how Gucci betrayed Flocka.

 

[Yoda]

Man, i KNOW i aint the only one who's been hearing this talk.....

 

[stealthbomber]

even though almost half of the tracks were previously released it was a great album. one of the best bricksquad projects for sure.

classic tho? nah

 

[Mandarin Duck]

Man, i KNOW i aint the only one who's been hearing this talk.....

Yes you are. I've never heard the words "classic" and "waka flocka" used in the same sentence

 

[Yoda]

Yes you are. I've never heard the words "classic" and "waka flocka" used in the same sentence

noo.... i hear talk online breh....

 

[JustCKing]

"Hard In The Paint" is most likely the reason. It's one of the song ("BMF" being the other) credited with blowing up Lex Luger. Many credit Luger with being one of the influences of EDM trap, so I guess they credit "Hard In The Paint" as the catalyst. I still think "BMF" was the song that really put Lex Luger on the map though.

 

[Peter Parker]

It is a classic, the bricksquad/Lex Luger sound is pretty much the sound that every rapper on earth has been going for since that album came out

Plus its just good ass music