Wasn't Kendrick's verse on Control supposed to change hip hop?

Colin X

Superstar
Joined
Jul 22, 2014
Messages
10,585
Reputation
-2,477
Daps
52,462
Reppin
Auburn
The shyt dropped over a year ago and nikkas still putting out the same music they were before.

Wasn't that verse supposed to be one of the defining moments of his career? It was supposed to change hip hop like Kanye did with his first album.

So what, if anything, has changed?
 

JahBuhLun

Graphic Alchemist
Joined
Jun 3, 2012
Messages
5,958
Reputation
1,432
Daps
21,392
The shyt dropped over a year ago and nikkas still putting out the same music they were before.

Wasn't that verse supposed to be one of the defining moments of his career? It was supposed to change hip hop like Kanye did with his first album.

So what, if anything, has changed?
You have to be able to spit first. You hear the shyt that's out now? Cats aren't trying to be lyrical.
 

Not Crodie

Banned
Joined
Feb 15, 2013
Messages
3,248
Reputation
-804
Daps
11,077
Reppin
NULL
I already forgot about this verse. Over rated as fuk. Tbh YG album got more replay value than Kendrick.

Mustard beats like:blessed::ahh:


replay value is subjective fukkboi, I have only played mkl once and have no desire to revisit it again, its WOAT.

What we know though is that gkmc is the consensus 2nd best ahip hop album of the 2010s and it moved over 1 million copies.

... while yg's WACK music can't even outsell Oxymoron :laff:
 

Mr. Negative

Conspiracy Weirdo
Supporter
Joined
Aug 10, 2012
Messages
29,212
Reputation
8,638
Daps
82,575
Reppin
A Mississippi Cotton Field
just because everybody jumped on something "different" and "lyrical" doesn't mean it's gonna "change" or "save" hip hop.

Hell, nobody even said that outside of overzealous fans.

":gladbron: YEAH THAT REAL shyt IS BOUT TO COME BACK!!!!! ITS BOUT TO BE 1994, MY nikka!!!!"

The biggest genre changes in rap over the last 10 years were

Gucci Mane doing what he does
Flockaveli
Migos flow
Chiraq
Mustard on da beat, hoe

nothing "real" about that. Just fans hoping their brand of rap moves back to the forefront. Hell, I remember at the beginning of "Failure", Lupe was like "THEY SAID IT"S COMING BACK AROUND, MAN! Back To The Lyrics, Man. Back to nikkas like me. :lupe:"


I'm a fan of that shyt too. But for now, those days are done. It still exists, it just aint at the forefront.
 

MaNu Minu

Banned
Joined
Apr 10, 2014
Messages
1,437
Reputation
-1,000
Daps
2,730
The funny thing is that there was only 1 decent response... I never though control was that good (and it wasn't even supposed to drop, Kendrick was just freestyling over the beat & big sean released it to have more buzz)

but its crazy how control was still better than almost every single rapper who responded to it :dead:
 

OC's finest

All Star
Joined
May 6, 2012
Messages
3,769
Reputation
340
Daps
10,038
we have already talked about that shyt, you don't want another poll where kendrick is winning by 95%


nobody gives a fukk about yg, not even compton is buying his music :mjlol:

Man I ain't talking bout sales.

I live in la, I'm at the clubs, I hear what's bumping in cars.

Kendrick's album was pushed by the corporate machine to white America. He went platinum off selling to white kids in the suburbs and to nerd backpackers that liked his lyricism. Straight up.

Fuk the sales, ya and nipsey album got way more replay value.

:pacspit:
 
Top