This Lil Pump Album

[Dwight Howard]

you know, I really didnt know what to expect with this. I mean I was expecting a trash effort, and still somehow left disgusted.

Dude might have the most limited vocabulary of all time. literally repeats the same 3-4 words over and over again for hooks, and randomly selects from a group of 50 or so randomly generated words and brands and creates a line for verses. rinse and repeat. just horrible. people used to shyt on Keef for his lack of lyrics, but you know what, this makes Keef sound like an elite writer. Ad-libs are beyond cringeworthy. Production is straight garbage and Im being generous here. Ross, 2chainz, and Gucci should be ashamed for being on this though im sure they were paid healthy by whoever is responsible for trying to make dude a thing, well, just by his views I guess he is...but still. Im convinced dude is mentally challenged, and the industry has ramped is efforts to destroy rap. Its really insulting. Im not one to hate on up-coming acts, but there has to be a line right. I mean I dont hate meme/troll rap, but this is just too garbage...white suburban kids eating this shyt up and really beginning to dictate more of the culture than I comfortable with...fukk this shyt





whole shyt is just

 

[Wiggler]

Worst rapper of all time.

Molly is nice though.

 

[Meowth tote da Uzi]

Listen to a Lil Pump album knowing its about to be trash then make a thread about it brehs.

 

[Terrance Curtis Beasley]

He's almost as bad as drake

 

[Dwight Howard]

Listen to a Lil Pump album knowing its about to be trash then make a thread about it brehs.

I give everything a chance, cause you never know.

 

[The Collie]

At the door is good.

 

[diggy]

Imma turn up to this on my drive home

 

[dj-method-x]

I agree, shyts terrible. With that said, I really like Smokepurpp’s new album/mixtape.

 

[T.H.E. Goat]

If you think his album's bad just be glad you never listened to his old music


This is actually impressive compared to his old shyt

 

[King Jove]

this shyt so easy to replicate if i was 16 i def take a stab at trying to become a soundcloud rapper.

pull up and skrrt in the rari (skrrt!)
got that lil bytch on the molly (what)
i fukked on yo bytch im not sorry (ouu!)
she suck my dikk it was sloppy (eww!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)

 

[Super Future Luther King Jr.]

this shyt so easy to replicate if i was 16 i def take a stab at trying to become a soundcloud rapper.

pull up and skrrt in the rari (skrrt!)
got that lil bytch on the molly (what)
i fukked on yo bytch im not sorry (ouu!)
she suck my dikk it was sloppy (eww!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)

 

[Dolo]

its catchy the beats hard too, idk what else yall want

 

[Ardamus]

i keep mixing this guy up with Peep.
great names they chose for themselves. no really. lol.

 

[Creasy]

I wrote a little think piece about him on another forum, since there's this thread I don't think it needs a separate special one here for the writing, but here are my thoughts on Lil Pump







Contrary to popular disbelief, Lil Pump has already garnered a good amount of success and will only strive to do so in the imminent future. Although his highest Billboard sittings currently "only" include the 19th spot in the Streaming Songs Charts, 13th spot in the Hot Rap Songs Charts and the 52nd spot in the Billboard Hot 100, all with the song Gucci Gang, his placements on the charts made 20-30 position jumps up the charts since last week's first entry. Add that to the fact the Youtube and Soundcloud numbers for his songs all rake up extremely high - 61 million views 37 million views 31 million views - the firm possibility of him gaining more commercial success as time passes is surely affirmed. With all this exposure and his musical style, vocal turmoil comes naturally, but pure hatred is unjustified, here's why.

Lil Pump is fruition of precise observation of popular Hip-Hop and listener's behavior. In the age of uber quick exchange of information and the brevity of products, making music with the same fashionable stylistic features but only 2 minutes short and extremely repetitive is the perfect formula to break through charts and speakers. On his songs, Pump catches the pocket with his flow and through long-lasting repetitions never loses it or hops out of it slightly, forming each song to be as catchy and easy to rap along to as the next. What seems to be music that's especially catering to be enjoyed under the influence, is being criticized for it's very nature. The lack of creativity and versatility are often the points of negative review when in reality neither of any of those characteristics take a slight thing from the thrill and enjoyment Pump's music provides on a 120-second-long basis. In fact, the oversimplification, which is a point of critique as well, is one of the dear reasons why his songs work so easily.

Artistry comes in many forms and shapes, and music is dynamically stationed under the umbrella of art, but in the context of popularity it doesn't hesitate to branch out, sacrificing some of the valuable facets of artistry with the sole purpose of reaching out to as many as possible and simply entertain.

 

[Rembrandt]

this shyt so easy to replicate if i was 16 i def take a stab at trying to become a soundcloud rapper.

pull up and skrrt in the rari (skrrt!)
got that lil bytch on the molly (what)
i fukked on yo bytch im not sorry (ouu!)
she suck my dikk it was sloppy (eww!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)
young nikka post on the coli (aye!)

"YO PIERRE YOU WANNA COME OUT HERE"


pull up and skrrt in the rari (skrrt!)
got that lil bytch on the molly (what)