Post moments where you realized a rapper just didn't have it anymore

[WaveWhisperer]

Hodgy beats when he rapped over sing about me

 

[Black Ball]

Ghostface with 12 reasons to die. I wanted to like it because I was digging the concept and artwork at first, but it didn't really work. And it never really worked afterwards anymore either with the projects that followed.

 

[Yehuda]

A-Ha! A-Ha!

Nas will do some weird stuff from time to time. Like that song “Makings of a Perfect bytch” where he raps about kidnapping women and doing a Human Centipede type thing with them.

Song title by itself is hilarious. Low-key Nas has a wild sense of humor.

 

[JUSTIN HERBERT]

Cam on Crime Pays and them vado tapes. really killa season but i enjoyed it.

 

[JUSTIN HERBERT]

Wiz burned out quick didnt he.

Spitta still drops heat i just dont be checking for em

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

cam

 

[JUSTIN HERBERT]

Ludacris sealed his fate when he shouted 'BALOONS" on a track.

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

Dom Kennedy voice and flow just turned to around the time he dropped this album.




Dom's peak was probably 2010-2014 before he started declining imo. Last full album I thought was decent was By Dom Kennedy in 2015.


You can't listen to She Go and not notice the difference in energy. It's like he can't flow anymore.

TPO is still on my playlist

 

[FlyRy]

cam

Malice killed it

 

[WhatsGoodTy]

I literally have to stop playing the song after Big Sean's verse.

!!!! Em verse from the first line lets you know the song is over. If she was flavor I won't savor Terrible

 

[Yehuda]

Ghostface with 12 reasons to die. I wanted to like it because I was digging the concept and artwork at first, but it didn't really work.

That weird feeling when you're trying to like the project cause you enjoy the artist's music but deep down you're like "man, this ain't it".

 

[shazam]

Jay on MCHG
Necro hasn't sounded like he gives a shyt for a few years at least
Drake after 2015
Kanye hit his lowest point on Donda 2 lyrically, you can tell he's not worried about what he's saying or whether it makes sense
Common on Universal Mind Control (but it started on Be and Finding Forever is just as boring lyrically as UMC to me)
Jeezy after 2012-2013

 

[shazam]

That weird feeling when you're trying to like the project cause you enjoy the artist's music but deep down you're like "man, this ain't it".

i ordered the bundle from that awful soul temple company, and after 18 months and 4 complaints i was sent 5 copies of the vinyl/instrumental vinyl with t-shirts and whatever else was in there

at least the artwork was good

edit: i'm listening to it again and honestly compared to some of ghost's later albums it's fine. he was never going back to the SC style and the album doesn't really work as an accompinament to the comic book or whatever because ghostface is just describing things. i don't know why he didn't approach it more like OB4CL and tell a looser story with better songs. the beats are great though