MegaTronBomb!
Power is in my hair nikka
and how this lie, really covered up that NYC mixtape rappers are what killed it.
The mid 2000's saw nothing but hundreds of NYC rappers spewing out punchlines after punchlines on mixtapes to the point nobody wanted to hear that shyt anymore.
While y'all wanna talk about how such and such southern rapper can barely rap... we were getting weekly trash punchlines from Papoose, to the point where it became a near decade long joke.
We completely ignore how countless NYC rappers, could rap for days...but couldn't make good songs( and no, being able to rap very well on a track≠good song making)
Take a look back at some of them SMACK DVD era rappers, bars and punchlines for days.....but making a song that people would want to listen to on the radio
Southern rappers may have a lower "standard" of lyricism, but they were far better at crafting songs than your run of the mill NYC rapper of the time.
@ y'all thinking i was gonna shyt on the south for something NYC did.
The mid 2000's saw nothing but hundreds of NYC rappers spewing out punchlines after punchlines on mixtapes to the point nobody wanted to hear that shyt anymore.
While y'all wanna talk about how such and such southern rapper can barely rap... we were getting weekly trash punchlines from Papoose, to the point where it became a near decade long joke.
We completely ignore how countless NYC rappers, could rap for days...but couldn't make good songs( and no, being able to rap very well on a track≠good song making)
Take a look back at some of them SMACK DVD era rappers, bars and punchlines for days.....but making a song that people would want to listen to on the radio
Southern rappers may have a lower "standard" of lyricism, but they were far better at crafting songs than your run of the mill NYC rapper of the time.
@ y'all thinking i was gonna shyt on the south for something NYC did.
#vibekiller