A-trak on Drake's 'IYRTITL. "It reminded me of Mobb Deep’s 'Hell on Earth."

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

The sonics are not the same...most of the samples on HOE came from dusty ass records.
Putting a hi-pass filter on a portion of a song to make it sound "ethereal and airy" isn't grimy at all.
No time stretching, no "damn where he get that" loops. No nothing. Talking about sonics. Quit reading shyt and boosting your opinion when respected people reject artists you like. It's corny.

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

I produce, my beats are probably WAY better than yours

oh man my nikka @ODOT META i've been waiting for a beat battle so long with you and @TEKBEATZ , let's make this shyt happen

 

[hex]

I'll call a DA on you crazy.

Fred.

 

[T.H.E. Goat]

Boi1da put in work for Drake on IYRTITL

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

oh man my nikka @ODOT META i've been waiting for a beat battle so long with you and @TEKBEATZ , let's make this shyt happen

#LEGGO

 

[spliz]

This sounds ridiculous until you realize that Metro Boomin (arguably the dopest 'trap' producer ever) makes the most gutter-sounding dark trap.

A-Kak has a point but as usual, weak-ass hip hop journalism won't ask him to clarify what he means. They know him putting "Drake" in the same sentence as "Mobb Deep" is clickbait so it's best to leave it vague and stimulate fake outrage.

Why Mobb Deep and not 3-6 Mafia or even Live.Love.ASAP (as I said before, let's not pretend like Drake wasn't inspired by the dark hard shyt that Yams/Rocky were doing)



Big Rings
Jumpman

Ur not even talking about the same album as him.

 

[sharky]

loool at all the drake haters itt

like yall cant even objectively look at anything cus ur so clouded by hate its sickening

 

[sharky]

meek said himself he fukked with the sound of iyrtitl a lot and fukked with the energy and spirit of those songs.

 

[T'Challa Trillmonger]

Damn, i love 6 man. But thats the beauty of music, we can all appreciate different songs

fieri, i'm in the kiiiiitchen, i'm a magiiiiiiciaan

 

[10bandz]

@10bands50bands100bandsQM

You should've used your alias for this post

Mods already proved I'm not an alt

but keep avoiding my threads and tagging me in worthless posts like a true fakkit

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

There are no similarities whatsoever. Disrespectful to put this garbage tape in the same sentence as a classic album.

One bangs your brains out, the other slaps like a lil byatch...

 

[mr x]

At 15 he was more hiphop then most of you clowns in here

 

[North]

let's not pretend like Drake wasn't inspired by the dark hard shyt that Yams/Rocky were doing

he wasnt lmaooo

 

[Fani Willis fan]

Energy reminded me a lil of Havoc production foreal

 

[SirBiatch]

Imma have to agree with him, its a very dark album for this era...the crispness of the drums on this is very havoc like... "Madonna" is so mobb deep wu like

Can you really not hear the similarities between songs like "Energy" or "0-100" and "Extortion?" The tight, 2-second samples that barely sound like music? The crisp snares? The hard, almost boom-bap kicks? The repetition in the damn-near non-existent hooks?

Fraud hip hop fans pretended like A-trak was buggin As if IYRTITL and WATTBA aren't the darkest, most atmospheric albums Drake's ever released (and coincidentally, when he had the streets eating from the palm of his hands)

If you listen to the first half of "Know Yourself", shyt like what A-trak is saying becomes blatantly obvious. But that's the problem with The Coli. Most of them don't actually listen to music nor have the depth to understand what they're listening to. They just dikkride consensus.

As I've said before, Drake does real hip hop better than the new savior frauds y'all dikkride. IYRTITL is basically made in the vein of "0 to 100" and "Started From The Bottom". Add "10 Bands" and "Know Yourself" and you've got 4 dope straight-up rap songs.

That's the same thing I thought of Boi1das beats on the album

Like I said... Boi 1da however

He's actually worked with mobb

everyone talks about 40 but Boi1da's the guy keeping Drake within hip hop. And this has been obvious since "Best I Ever Had" came out.