USSInsiders
Banned
Gonna include Freddie dgaf
Drake, Freddie Gibbs, Vado, Krit, Cudi, Meek
shyt ton of bums aside from them
Drake, Freddie Gibbs, Vado, Krit, Cudi, Meek
shyt ton of bums aside from them
The New School: Your top 5 DOA
- Thread starter 10:31
- Start date
- Curren$y
- Drake
- Kendrick
- YG
- Krit
Nicely
Pro
1. Drake
2. J.Cole
3. Kendrick Lamar
4. B.o.B.
5. Meek Mill
2. J.Cole
3. Kendrick Lamar
4. B.o.B.
5. Meek Mill
the cac mamba
Veteran
gibbs
krit
kendrick
meek
currensy
drake, should be there somewhere for what hes accomplished but i dont listen to his fukkin music
krit
kendrick
meek
currensy
drake, should be there somewhere for what hes accomplished but i dont listen to his fukkin music
Just Rod
Sh!t Rod Says
Dylan
Dylan
Dylan
Dylan
Dylan
Dylan
Dylan
Dylan
Dylan
criminology
hearse initiator
Just music, not popularity.
Kendrick (classic album, flows)
Gibbs (that flow, bfk and cocaine pinanta are so good)
Spark Master Tape (such an original sound)
Isaiah Rashad (just blends south, east and west so well for me)
A$AP (mixtape was fire, and got a nice sound, even though sounding like that from harlem is a little scusthov)
Kendrick (classic album, flows)
Gibbs (that flow, bfk and cocaine pinanta are so good)
Spark Master Tape (such an original sound)
Isaiah Rashad (just blends south, east and west so well for me)
A$AP (mixtape was fire, and got a nice sound, even though sounding like that from harlem is a little scusthov)
1. Kendrick Lamar (2005?- present) - O.verly D.edicated, Section.80 and GKMC
2. Big K.R.I.T. (2007?-present) - King Remembered in Time, Live from the Underground, 4eva N a Day
3. Joey Bada$$ (2010-present) - 1999 and Summer Knights
4. Action Bronson (2008-present) - Well Done, Blue Chips 2 and Rare Chandeliers
5. Los (2005?-present) - Zero Gravity, the Crown Ain't Safe, The Louis Vuitton Gift Pack
I can't give just a top five though, Pro ERA, Clear Soul Forces, Kooley High, J. Cole, Dizzy Wright, Jarren Benton, Jon Connor, Chance the Rapper, Fred the Godson, kids like Ezzy, Booby, Dizzle Dizz, Young Savage, Astro. Its hard to choose with such a glut of talent. At least there's proof that hip-hops not dead. Just radio.
2. Big K.R.I.T. (2007?-present) - King Remembered in Time, Live from the Underground, 4eva N a Day
3. Joey Bada$$ (2010-present) - 1999 and Summer Knights
4. Action Bronson (2008-present) - Well Done, Blue Chips 2 and Rare Chandeliers
5. Los (2005?-present) - Zero Gravity, the Crown Ain't Safe, The Louis Vuitton Gift Pack
I can't give just a top five though, Pro ERA, Clear Soul Forces, Kooley High, J. Cole, Dizzy Wright, Jarren Benton, Jon Connor, Chance the Rapper, Fred the Godson, kids like Ezzy, Booby, Dizzle Dizz, Young Savage, Astro. Its hard to choose with such a glut of talent. At least there's proof that hip-hops not dead. Just radio.
ReggieFlare
Superstar
Kendrick - I think his greatest strength is that he's very creative in his approach to music. One of the more versatile cats out there.
He won't wow you with his lyrics but his "simplest shyt be more pivotal". Has a positive message so he gets points for that too
Drake - Soft and emotional but the guy seems very authentic to me and knows who he is, which reflects in his music. Very good writer, knows how to put a song together
Curren$y - IMO is a genius at creating an atmosphere that caters to his rapping style. His raps are littered with jewels on life. Wordplay (especially back in the day) is silly. Pretty relatable guy too
Wale - Don't even listen to this guy like that but I think he's easily one of the most talented writers out there
Nipsey - Gives you that raw, street-flavored rap but still maintains a level of consciousness. Love the messages he tries to put out there
In no particular order. Each of these people make good music and are inspiring IMO.
KRIT could have been up there but I haven't been feeling his last two projects. His sound doesn't seem to have evolved much over the years. J.Cole is a technically great rapper but a meh artist
He won't wow you with his lyrics but his "simplest shyt be more pivotal". Has a positive message so he gets points for that too
Drake - Soft and emotional but the guy seems very authentic to me and knows who he is, which reflects in his music. Very good writer, knows how to put a song together
Curren$y - IMO is a genius at creating an atmosphere that caters to his rapping style. His raps are littered with jewels on life. Wordplay (especially back in the day) is silly. Pretty relatable guy too
Wale - Don't even listen to this guy like that but I think he's easily one of the most talented writers out there
Nipsey - Gives you that raw, street-flavored rap but still maintains a level of consciousness. Love the messages he tries to put out there
In no particular order. Each of these people make good music and are inspiring IMO.
KRIT could have been up there but I haven't been feeling his last two projects. His sound doesn't seem to have evolved much over the years. J.Cole is a technically great rapper but a meh artist
intilectual recipricol
Killin fake hip hop
Drizzy
Cole
and I dont really fukk wit none of them other nikkaz
Cole
and I dont really fukk wit none of them other nikkaz
Piff Perkins
Veteran
1. Kendrick
2. Danny Brown
3. Roc Marciano
4. Freddie Gibbs
5. Action Bronson
2. Danny Brown
3. Roc Marciano
4. Freddie Gibbs
5. Action Bronson
Truth Hurts
Banned
Meek Mill??
vaudevillevillain
All Star
nipsey def. top 5 new school
drake.. cole.. kendrick.. & i'll give the last spot to me. bytches
