When you put it like that... word... they not garbage artist tho, but def nothing special with the bars
do u think the bar for lyricism has lowered as far as standards
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When you put it like that... word... they not garbage artist tho, but def nothing special with the bars
Lupe raps better than everyone lol thats facts
But thug does have a better flow but he does not rap better than krs
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i speak facts not emotions
lmao
Way better. Not even close. Lol.
Nah. 96 was the peak.
Name them all.
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Kinda agree with whoever said the new generation raps better. When you listen to Rakim it might be technical but I have yet to hear bars from the 80s or early early 90s that made me go oh shyt.. other than biggie and the likes. Not to mention these beats nowadays are 10 times more intricate than boom bap. I feel like its easier to ride a boom bap than to spit on a metro booming but might just be me.
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The bar BEEN lowered for lyricism for years now. This shyt ain't nothing new.
Nowadays, nikkas ain't even rapping no more; they just trying to sing, mumbling and whining on songs.
The bar BEEN lowered for lyricism for years now. This shyt ain't nothing new.
Nowadays, nikkas ain't even rapping no more; they just trying to sing, mumbling and whining on songs.
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Who had bars in the 80s and 90s ? Im not just talking about stuff that rhymes and sounds good together. Who in the 90s and 80s said something that made you go damn. Other than the Lox and big and jigga.
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Not so much lyricism is dead but creativity in topics, diversity in flows, and remotely complex bars are dead, dead, dead
shyt went from college graduates to illiterate 11th graders with 4th grade reading skills
how old are u ?