"Ive been signed to Interscope since 2011"

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Word, you could even say that a couple of em are in this VERY thread



Edit: Pretty much anytime a thread is made on the coli and all of a sudden there are a whole bunch of "guests" in it. We are being watched .


I remember in the industry plant era there was a point where there were 123 guests in our threads n shyt

 

[Ineedmoney504]

this is a classic thread bra, hustle, wacky killed it, shyt is funny as fukk, nikkaz is really mad

i first heard of kendrick on sohh, thread was posted about hii power, the thread was made cause j cole was on the beat, i remember i knew that nikka kendrick ripped that song to threads

so people put me up on the kendrick lamar ep and i thought it was trash on first listen, but i bumped it probably a month later and i started fukking it, i found out about q and ab soul from kendrick, still dont care for j rock

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

the problem is, a major reason section 80 was acclaimed as being so good was because of people believing it was indie....that grassroots buzz around it was a major factor in it being listened to and praised

and none of these TDE stans can disagree with that, which is why now they have all changed the argument to "b-bbb-but who cares about that"

This explains why nikkas get mad when you say you're not completely impressed with GKMC.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

TDEs appeal was never being "indie", so what the point of this thread again

nikkas in denial.

 

[NigerianDonDada]

thread still going

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Lets speak on facts here.

The CONTEXT of this information changes how you receive the music and how high you rank it.

Some of ya'll LOVED to act like the music sounded BETTER than it actually did and shyt on detractors who expressed ANY negative or indifferent opinion towards Kendrick Lamar.

Now ya'll know the truth and ya'll like to front like GKMC wasn't overrated to some degree OR that dude dropped a B-/B project in a C-/D+ era. It was cool, but not THAT great.

This should teach you all a lesson.

 

[Ineedmoney504]

Lets speak on facts here.

The CONTEXT of this information changes how you receive the music and how high you rank it.

Some of ya'll LOVED to act like the music sounded BETTER than it actually did and shyt on detractors who expressed ANY negative or indifferent opinion towards Kendrick Lamar.

Now ya'll know the truth and ya'll like to front like GKMC wasn't overrated to some degree OR that dude dropped a B-/B project in a C-/D+ era. It was cool, but not THAT great.

This should teach you all a lesson.

but we knew he was signed when gkmc dropped and we all thought it was classic, shyt new people who never heard section 80 before or knew he was before gkmc feel its a classic, so how do we explain that








+1 for team industry plants

 

[emoney]

all of a sudden these guys are exposed as frauds and u have posters coming in here trying to keep the discussion solely on the music GTFOH

 

[Mac Casper]

 

[wunder]

to me section 80 was the best mixtape out at the time

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

, internet nerds gonna avoid this like the plague. Industry been playin the internet like a fiddle

nikka aint you an industry plant

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

Lets speak on facts here.

The CONTEXT of this information changes how you receive the music and how high you rank it.

Some of ya'll LOVED to act like the music sounded BETTER than it actually did and shyt on detractors who expressed ANY negative or indifferent opinion towards Kendrick Lamar.

Now ya'll know the truth and ya'll like to front like GKMC wasn't overrated to some degree OR that dude dropped a B-/B project in a C-/D+ era. It was cool, but not THAT great.

This should teach you all a lesson.

Can you post a link to a thread saying as much?

You really mean to tell me someone out there was like 'man i love Kendrick's music because he is unsigned'

U nikkas sound stupid This changes nothing

 

[MIAlien]

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

You asked who got a movement going authentically...He is at least a house hold name in Hip Hop now. May not be big but your average Hip Hop fan knows of em now.

Someone still has to spread the music around. Just because music is good doesn't mean people automatically hear it.

LOL @ you thinking planted artists are new

hold up, what part of my posts gives off the idea that i think industry plants are something new? did you not just see me tell the bul that even people in their 70s know what industry plants are? i should be the last person in here that you try to say that chit to.

no, currensy isnt all that known in hip-hop either. he has a supportive niche audience and hes cashing in but hes far from a hip-hop household name. FAR FROM IT. and ive been a fan of his for a decade now.

people in toronto knew about drake. they just didnt care. the same with k.dot.....i mean kendrick. you mentioned asap rocky, he himself said niccas thought that he & his team were gay, so they latched onto the hipster crowd to blow up. i could go on.

AND AGAIN, if your music is really that great, you dont need any type of push to gain a local buzz. if your chit is that hot, you just need to grind properly and you will at least make some sort of name for yourself.

but we knew he was signed when gkmc dropped and we all thought it was classic, shyt new people who never heard section 80 before or knew he was before gkmc feel its a classic, so how do we explain that

+1 for team industry plants

who are they? i only see people calling gmkc a classic on the internet. the same people who were trying to call section 80 a classic.

and its all apart of the same push. hes been shoved down our throats as the next big thing by the magazines, tv, etc. did you not see the BET hip-hop awards? the show was basically about him and nobody knew who he was before they tuned in/ the crowd didnt even know that nucca. up there accepting awards with the guilt-face.

and still, the general public has yet to buy into it.

 

[Danie84]

I don't get the big deal. Before we were privy to the Internet, isn't this like when we first heard Pac,

Snoop, or Nas before their debuts. They were already signed in some type of way. Noone cared about industry tries back then. It was all about if you were nice or not.