Yo I bought: Schoolboy Q "habits and contradictions" and it is

[Sonic Boom of the South]

TRASH


I never heard of dude before

and saw him mentioned here

so i bought the album off itunes cause i need new music and my internet is too fukked up to download off the free links

itunes seems to be the only way i can get music

dudes on here made it seem like dude was good

but i only sorta like 2 songs on the album

dude sounds corny and tries to rap like Eminem ad his beats suck

wtf

 

[PLK]

'Biggie and Nas, put their ass in a blender, sprinkle some 50 and out came this ******'

 

[DerrtySouthpaw]

you that nikka and all that. but kill ya self this one time bruh

 

[bufu]

TRASH


I never heard of dude before

and saw him mentioned here

so i bought the album off itunes cause i need new music and my internet is too fukked up to download off the free links

itunes seems to be the only way i can get music

dudes on here made it seem like dude was good

but i only sorta like 2 songs on the album

dude sounds corny and tries to rap like Eminem ad his beats suck

wtf

I'ma have to give you props for buying the album to check it out. But I'ma have to disagree with you on a few points.

His whole style isn't like Em, but I can see what you're talking about. He has the tendency to switch flows and emphasizing throughout the song, sounding angry as fukk for a bar or two. But as far as flowing and rhyme schemes and subject matter shyt like that, Q has a style pretty much all his own. Q pretty much has a talking flow, which helps him change tones for emphasis.

An example of this is in the following song, "thinking of some bullshyt to tell him...like it'll be ok...you'll be straight it'll be alright...fukk THAT shyt whatever you need YO I GOT IT, whether it's money, or some weed, or putting in work, fukk IT THEN I'M RIDING", basically having a conversation with his homie



What I like about the album is how it changes pace the whole time. I already mentioned how he can switch up flows in songs, but the album provides a bunch of extremes that blend well together. On an iPod, I would never choose a song like "Sexting" by itself (gets too hype, and I feel like there should be disco lights) but then the hangover from the song flows greatly into "Grooveline". Only a few songs are regular enough to be your favorite song, but they alll work real well together.

If you feel like listening to the album again, I suggest doing it front to back and looking at it as a whole

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

you that nikka and all that. but kill ya self bruh this one time bruh

on everything, i am trying to like the album

I'ma have to give you props for buying the album to check it out. But I'ma have to disagree with you on a few points.

His whole style isn't like Em, but I can see what you're talking about. He has the tendency to switch flows and emphasizing throughout the song, sounding angry as fukk for a bar or two. But as far as flowing and rhyme schemes and subject matter shyt like that, Q has a style pretty much all his own. Q pretty much has a talking flow, which helps him change tones for emphasis.

An example of this is in the following song, "thinking of some bullshyt to tell him...like it'll be ok...you'll be straight it'll be alright...fukk THAT shyt whatever you need YO I GOT IT, whether it's money, or some weed, or putting in work, fukk IT THEN I'M RIDING", basically having a conversation with his homie

ScHoolboy Q -- Blessed f. Kendrick Lamar - YouTube

What I like about the album is how it changes pace the whole time. I already mentioned how he can switch up flows in songs, but the album provides a bunch of extremes that blend well together. On an iPod, I would never choose a song like "Sexting" by itself (gets too hype, and I feel like there should be disco lights) but then the hangover from the song flows greatly into "Grooveline". Only a few songs are regular enough to be your favorite song, but they alll work real well together.

If you feel like listening to the album again, I suggest doing it front to back and looking at it as a whole

yo the fact that everyone gives him props
makes me think something is wrong with me

like, i just hate everything in hiphop

i really dont like his flow

I do like "Hands on the Wheel"
"Groveline"
and i kinda like "2 Raw"

 

[Sugar]

I fukks with Q, but he's my least favorite member of TDE

The production is coo, but Q just aint really essential to me

Hands On the Wheel tho....

 

[x2y]

1 Star but props on the purchase, get setbacks as well.

 

[DerrtySouthpaw]

on everything, i am trying to like the album

haha it was my AOTY but to each his own if you think its trash it aint really that deep. plus you bought it so props regardless

 

[bufu]

on everything, i am trying to like the album


yo the fact that everyone gives him props
makes me think something is wrong with me

like, i just hate everything in hiphop

i really dont like his flow

I do like "Hands on the Wheel"
"Groveline"
and i kinda like "2 Raw"

The thing is, I fukk with Q heavy, but I ain't even buy the album so thank you for helping that man eat, despite how you feel about the album I'm just trying to convince you so you get your money's worth

 

[Microfracture]

Really?

There's only a few from there I can't listen to and that's because I bumped this damn near every month of 2012.

Looking forward to his next album with a fiend's intensity.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Really?

There's only a few from there I can't listen to and that's because I bumped this damn near every month of 2012.

Looking forward to his next album with a fiend's intensity.

the production is off to me and when he doesnt have a slow flow, i just cant get into it

 

[notorious8562]

I fukks with Q, but he's my least favorite member of TDE

The production is coo, but Q just aint really essential to me

Hands On the Wheel tho....

Pretty much the same.

 

[WickedGames]

*disregards OP's musical opinion for the rest of him Coli career*

 

[Loud Still Coolin]

i tried liking dude music as well ima wait before i call em trash though

 

[WickedGames]

Hardest Track of 2012
I don't know why I pay attention to niqqa speaking this kinda nonsense. Every dope artist who drops have people who dont like em Theres been a bunch of threads with people sayin they dont like Kendrick too