THE WEEKND ABOUT TO GET DESIIGNER'D...[NEW ARTIST ALERT] (I FEEL LIKE DYING SAMPLE)

[MufasaChoppa]

"Beat my meat.... to relieve the pain, of being me"

 

[MufasaChoppa]

attack of the clones

 

[swerve]

the song from Viole was cool

but the clone shyt needs to stop

 

[Populair]

My fukkin ears hurt :sosad:. This is an absolute blasphemous comparison. Let me put you on game to somebody who's done a decent rendition of Da Gawd's sound:




Pay especially close attention to the second half of this song (starts at 3:11) and then go listen to Weeknd "Gone".

 

[MufasaChoppa]

My fukkin ears hurt :sosad:. This is an absolute blasphemous comparison. Let me put you on game to somebody who's done a decent rendition of Da Gawd's sound:




Pay especially close attention to the second half of this song (starts at 3:11) and then go listen to Weeknd "Gone".

Johnny Rain

 

[Populair]

Johnny Rain

nikka, I don't condone or embrace cloning centers in anyway, shape or form; however, the song that I posted shyts on the song in the OP when it comes to cloning (I admittedly didn't listen to the other songs because the first one you posted was so ass):

 

[Dwight Howard]

Some samples should be left alone

 

[Hyperion]

Some people take the whole "Good artists imitate. Great artists steal" quote WAY too literally. It's fine to be influenced by artists and to take elements from them that you really like, because nothing under the sun is really considered 'new' as long as you put your own twist to it (not to mention, how do you think those artists developed THEIR sound??), and you can't really help who you're influenced by. However, that's no excuse to go hijack someone entire sound and make a literal 1:1 copy, and then act brand new when people call you out for being a biter.

At LEAST put your own flavor to it. Not that hard. Nobody's going to choose the Great Value version over the Original. Especially when there's a tried, trusted and true track record.

 

[riddlerap]

My fukkin ears hurt :sosad:. This is an absolute blasphemous comparison. Let me put you on game to somebody who's done a decent rendition of Da Gawd's sound:




Pay especially close attention to the second half of this song (starts at 3:11) and then go listen to Weeknd "Gone".

i wish Johnny Rain was more consistent.. i fukk with a couple of his songs heavy but always skip most of his stuff.

 

[riddlerap]

 

[666 ReVeNGe 666]

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