I do, muthafukka....
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exception does not make the rule.
I do, muthafukka....
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exception does not make the rule.
Banks doesn't have Bobby's charisma and youthful energy.Hot nikka beat didn't do shyt when banks had it.
what?! That's arguably the best beat Wayne has EVER rhymed on.
You really think people got into that track because of Wayne's acapellas?
Sometimes I wonder with y'all thoughts...
fukk outta here. That beat is undeniably wack.fukk outta here. That beat is undeniably wack.
More responsibility/less time I just didn't care as much. Artist that I keep in a steady rotation (full albums/mixtapes) I still do listen to the lyrics, but the beats and flows gotta match up or else it's to the bushes. One off songs I really don't care as long as I'm entertained though (Rich the Kid, Migos, Rae Sremmurd, Young Thug, Quan, etc).
"Dope beats, dope rhymes, what more do y'all want?"
This is an interesting philosophical question. I think for radio/club play in 2015, the important factors are:
Beat > Intonation/Vocal Inflection > Flow > Rhymes > Lyrical content
where "Catchyness" is comprised of a combination of Intonation/Vocal Inflection, Flow, and Rhymes, that when taken together, becomes more valuable than the beat alone.
For my own taste, I think it goes:
Beat > Rhymes > Flow > Intonation/Vocal Inflection > Lyrical content
Years ago, I think I would have just said Beat > Rhymes > Lyrical content >>> ... But as these other factors have become more central to modern Hip-Hop music, I've grown to appreciate things like Flow a lot more.


This thread is why 95% of the music that comes out now is hot for two weeks and then forgotten..... Yeah, the beat is dope but nobody is saying any memorable or that resonates....
I get it for club songs and singles.. but you have to have something to say with your lyrics for your music to last.
Who wants to listen to complete album from a rapper who has shytty or basic lyrics? And I think that's obvious when you look at album sales these days
cannot disagree with this post!!!This thread is why 95% of the music that comes out now is hot for two weeks and then forgotten..... Yeah, the beat is dope but nobody is saying any memorable or that resonates....
I get it for club songs and singles.. but you have to have something to say with your lyrics for your music to last.
Who wants to listen to complete album from a rapper who has shytty or basic lyrics? And I think that's obvious when you look at album sales these days
why are we still praising the rappers???
we should be praising the producers since THEY ARE THE ACTUAL STARS, especially in this era!!!
nobody saying shyt and when they try to say something, they usually mumbling - cannot understand jack!!!
but hey, at least the beat dope!!
Expansion the difference between rhymes and lyrical content. Rhymes = bars/metaphors?