As much as you need a neg for this, I can't. Your consistency in the absurd regarding Nas is comical.
How many of the Nas/Hitboy albums you think are classic/will be classics?
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Piff Perkins
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Do you listen to new rap music beyond Nas? Because if so...you've heard "modern day boom bap" from multiple producers over the last 5-10 years. And most of it didn't come from Hit Boy, whose style I wouldn't call boom bap outside of a couple beats.
Like I choseAs much as you need a neg for this, I can't. Your consistency in the absurd regarding Nas is comical.
project windows
come get me
family
God love us
some of us
title track
are better than 98% of the songs I heard on the 5 albums I listened to
also
you owe me ( is better than any radioy song on those 6 albums)
I stated that Crooked I said he has received folders labeled modern day boom bap influenced by Nas and Hit Boy. That didn’t come from me. I was responding to you saying what has it influenced. I gave you one example. If he is receiving folders with that title then clearly that is influencing something. He also mentioned that Nas and Hit Boy are showing that a younger producer and an older MC can connect to make dope music. That’s not influential? You don’t think older MCs are looking at the Nas and Hit Boy run and contemplating finding a younger producer? Nas has people in his comments saying what albums from this run that has inspiried them the most. Guru said Magic 3 and KD3 and DJ premier said KD1. That is inspiration.
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Crooked I
If you're talking modern boom bap that's Daringer, Conductor, and other Griselda affiliated producers.
Hit Boy doesn't really make boom bap like that and when he does he's copying other producers styles.
You're also twisting what Premier said. He didn't say which album "inspired" him he was asked which album he "connected" with and he said KD1. Link Crooked's comment.
Who really knows what will be considered classic down the line but but some of these albums will be considered high points in his discography, especially Magic and KDIII...already seems to be consensus: Every Nas Album, Ranked - Spin
My turn is the last classic imo
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Crooked I
If you're talking modern boom bap that's Daringer, Conductor, and other Griselda affiliated producers.
Hit Boy doesn't really make boom bap like that and when he does he's copying other producers styles.
You're also twisting what Premier said. He didn't say which album "inspired" him he was asked which album he "connected" with and he said KD1. Link Crooked's comment.
Crooked I
If you're talking modern boom bap that's Daringer, Conductor, and other Griselda affiliated producers.
Hit Boy doesn't really make boom bap like that and when he does he's copying other producers styles.
You're also twisting what Premier said. He didn't say which album "inspired" him he was asked which album he "connected" with and he said KD1. Link Crooked's comment.
I’m going to try find that tweet today since are doing everything in your power to hate on hit boy. You also have the ability to search twitter to find it if you don’t believe me. Copying other producersCrooked I
If you're talking modern boom bap that's Daringer, Conductor, and other Griselda affiliated producers.
Hit Boy doesn't really make boom bap like that and when he does he's copying other producers styles.
You're also twisting what Premier said. He didn't say which album "inspired" him he was asked which album he "connected" with and he said KD1. Link Crooked's comment.
. If Daringer and the boys you named are modern day boom bap then keep me far away from that funeral music. I wonder why Benny has hitboy doing some of his next album and had him do burden of proof
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African Peasant
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He really did have the worst flow on that song