Rappers and projects thecoli slighty overrates?
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Ya' Cousin Cleon
OG COUCH CORNER HUSTLA
i like different rappers for different reasons
Migos make great party/turn up music
Migos make great party/turn up music
At your taste in music, FOH
Yeah, and that shyt was cool for the first few tracks, Many rappers make way better turn up party shyt that doesn’t sound like 1 long song for a whole album
future makes good music, sounds like y’all just listen to singles.
Trot LaRoc
Superstar
I only like Carti as gym music bc his repetitive chants almost become Zen like mantras and are perfect for doing the repetitive lifting and cycling i do
Other than that,
with that baby voice shyt.I do like Thug who actually does what u say Carti but way better and with more skill
Yeah I never saw the appeal of his music tbhFuture. All the nikkas song sound the same
TPAB and Yeeziz were polarizing.
Yeezus was trash to me.
DJ Quik.
One of the lyrically wackest rappers of the 90's is considered a god on this site.
One of the lyrically wackest rappers of the 90's is considered a god on this site.
Suleiman Bey
Banned
JAY Z especially that 4:44 bullshyt and his trash ass verse on "What's Free".
Gunna also trash as fukk
Gunna also trash as fukk
Pusha T- he delivered a classic diss with "Adidon", but afterward people were putting him up there with greats. You had posters acting outraged because the masses didn't know who he was as if Push's biggest album wasn't as 1/2 of The Clipse and said album dropped 16 years before "Adidon".
Hell Hath No Fury- seen this propped as a classic on several occasions. It's a good album, but Lord Willin' is their classic. That album took The Clipse from shelved album to doing songs with Justin Timberlake". "Grindin" actually sent producers back to the drawing board and had everybody banging on lunchroom tables. They delivered some of the most remorseful, poignant bars and songs about the dope game since Jay on RD (see "I'm Not You").
4:44/No I.D.- Don't get me wrong 4:44 is a great album, but posters on here had it Top 3 Jay albums. It's not. It probably is one of the last really impactful albums to drop though. Also, I remember The Coli talking about how No I.D. fell off when he helmed Common's 2014 album. Talk of No I.D. working with Nas was looming and posters were like "Nas should stay far away from him". Fast forward to Summer 2017 and No I.D. is a Top 10 producer on The Coli and posters were praying Nas would let No I.D. produce his next album as if he didn't lace a lot of Life Is Good.
Hell Hath No Fury- seen this propped as a classic on several occasions. It's a good album, but Lord Willin' is their classic. That album took The Clipse from shelved album to doing songs with Justin Timberlake". "Grindin" actually sent producers back to the drawing board and had everybody banging on lunchroom tables. They delivered some of the most remorseful, poignant bars and songs about the dope game since Jay on RD (see "I'm Not You").
4:44/No I.D.- Don't get me wrong 4:44 is a great album, but posters on here had it Top 3 Jay albums. It's not. It probably is one of the last really impactful albums to drop though. Also, I remember The Coli talking about how No I.D. fell off when he helmed Common's 2014 album. Talk of No I.D. working with Nas was looming and posters were like "Nas should stay far away from him". Fast forward to Summer 2017 and No I.D. is a Top 10 producer on The Coli and posters were praying Nas would let No I.D. produce his next album as if he didn't lace a lot of Life Is Good.
Three Six Mafia- I'm a fan of their music, but The Coli said Three Six was the most influential group in Hip Hop and were lobbying to put them over NWA based off how much this generation of rappers and producers were influenced by them.
Mystic Stylez- this one is even more revisionist, because a lot of newer Three Six fans reference this album when discussing their influence. Since Juicy J blew up earlier in the decade, a lot of people who weren't up on the group went back and did their homework. Students all of a sudden became professors of Three Six/Hypnotize and tried to write the narrative that they were day one fans and push the notion that Mystic Stylez was a big deal in 1995.
And again, I am a fan of the group and When The Smoke Clears is one of my favorite albums. I've just observed how Three Six went from a group that was a favorite on here to them being ballooned into a group is more influential than NWA.
Mystic Stylez- this one is even more revisionist, because a lot of newer Three Six fans reference this album when discussing their influence. Since Juicy J blew up earlier in the decade, a lot of people who weren't up on the group went back and did their homework. Students all of a sudden became professors of Three Six/Hypnotize and tried to write the narrative that they were day one fans and push the notion that Mystic Stylez was a big deal in 1995.
And again, I am a fan of the group and When The Smoke Clears is one of my favorite albums. I've just observed how Three Six went from a group that was a favorite on here to them being ballooned into a group is more influential than NWA.
