Chance the Rapper getting CNN coverage, "his gritty music has earned him praise nationwide."

[Wacky D]

lol @ the "he may be a plant but hes great" arguments.

if he was that good, he wouldnt need to be planted.

same goes for all these other clowns like kendrick, drake, j.cole, etc.

 

[Mr. Bytes]

http://rapgenius.com/Slum-village-fall-in-love-lyrics

Thanks for that, I was always wondering why he said that line on there

 

[sporticus]

Before you dismiss this thread, consider this....

Chance The Rapper is on the Divergent soundtrack. That hottest movie in America and he's on the soundtrack.

He's also got a song with Justin Bieber. And Rolling Stone's mixtape of the year.

Yet nobody's ever even heard the dude.

 

[the cac mamba]

"on the mic like its a d##k" - Chance.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Before you dismiss this thread, consider this....

Chance The Rapper is on the Divergent soundtrack. That hottest movie in America and he's on the soundtrack.

He's also got a song with Justin Bieber. And Rolling Stone's mixtape of the year.

Yet nobody's ever even heard the dude.

 

[jaydolf spitler]

Since y'all have made a 50th thread on the same topic again with a dumb repetitive coli spin, let me go ahead and respond with another popular coli spin...

sounds like y'all up in arms about a young brotha gettin some paper. I think you know just what we call that

Spoiler: What?

c00ns

 

[h2o_proof]

all of those artist came up because of their talent...they got the streets buzzing because they were a breath of fresh air.

The backlash is this dude is getting on the same way as Macklemore...actually, its worse than Macklemore, because Macklemore actually had a catchy hit record that was getting past along...this Chance cat doesnt have a hit record.

I listened to some of his stuff on Youtube and its just not me.
and im an OG "hipster"...I know how lame some of these cats that listen to rap are.

It's a different day man, it's 2014. You'd probably break down crying if you knew the really real of how "rap stars" were created before the internet got popping and we all became street corner A&Rs

 

[Wacky D]

Since y'all have made a 50th thread on the same topic again with a dumb repetitive coli spin, let me go ahead and respond with another popular coli spin...

sounds like y'all up in arms about a young brotha gettin some paper. I think you know just what we call that

Spoiler: What?

c00ns

man go sit ya silly ass down somewhere.

 

[sun raw]

I was going to listen to some music but then I started thinking "what if this dude is an industry plant?" I'm never going to enjoy music again, man.

 

[RhymesWell]

This fool a plant using his rich fams dough to buy his way in the game. It's clear as day.

 

[Wacky D]

It's a different day man, it's 2014. You'd probably break down crying if you knew the really real of how "rap stars" were created before the internet got popping and we all became street corner A&Rs

the music industry was always full of chit.

but the plant chit is alot more prevalent now than in the past. especially in hip-hop.

 

[mozichrome]

i guess yall all up in arms with this industry plant crap again because chance stopping ya fav new rapper from getting shots huh

i dont get this industry plant stuff, you say you dont listen to dude, hear nobody listening to his music so why all this fake concern for rap game over somebody you pay no attention to?

 

[h2o_proof]

the music industry was always full of chit.

but the plant chit is alot more prevalent now than in the past. especially in hip-hop.

I actually don't think [what you're calling 'plant'] is more prevalent, mainly due to the fact that the industry has been in a depression the better part of the last 10 years. I think we just know too fukking much, simple and plain.

I guarantee you the number of artists receiving maximum exposure [from their record label] is lower than it was 15 years ago. The difference now is artists have the wherewithall to push themselves.

The irony here is that in any other line of business this would be considered a model for success, the whole doing less with more concept...

 

[Wacky D]

I actually don't think [what you're calling 'plant'] is more prevalent, mainly due to the fact that the industry has been in a depression the better part of the last 10 years. I think we just know too fukking much, simple and plain.

I guarantee you the number of artists receiving maximum exposure [from their record label] is lower than it was 15 years ago. The difference now is artists have the wherewithall to push themselves.

The irony here is that in any other line of business this would be considered a model for success, the whole doing less with more concept...

lol. its clearly money(chance with his own money at least) and a communal industry effort behind these guys i mentioned, and a few others.

thats not a push. its a back-door conspiracy. theyre not doing less with more. theyre in bed with tv, radio, magazines, etc. and prolly s*ckin some d*ck.

 

[Truality]

Hes a piece of shyt

his music sux

he didnt earn shyt