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    Greatest of all time, forever.

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    not enough room in title, but obligatory *on spotify

  • Wonder how many of his albums are in the top 10

  • Meanwhile Dropout Bear works at a McDonald's.

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    diamond eligible?

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    Don toliver coming up up

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    Urameshii

    Don toliver coming up up

    Said this in his own thread

    But i genuinely didnt realise how popular he was

    Hes on a headline area tour which is about to come to the UK/EU aswell

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    Said this in his own thread

    But i genuinely didnt realise how popular he was

    Hes on a headline area tour which is about to come to the UK/EU aswell

    Yeah I missed him twice but I hear he’s coming back to Chicago again might have to get my girls and see the move 🧐 cuz them live videos were looking clean af

  • Bully so ass they went back to grad

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    this is surely a sign that rap is in a great place

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    Wish it was Late Registration

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    The people yearn for 2008

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    very curious to know what % are uncs revisiting it vs youngins getting into it/recently discovering it

  • at this stage it's ubiquitous with some of the greatest pieces of music ever. i'm not surprised at this in the slightest like if you have a modicum of taste one would realise that this is an incredible collection of songs, regardless of your personal feelings towards ye you can't take away his accomplishments.

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    very curious to know what % are uncs revisiting it vs youngins getting into it/recently discovering it

    i feel so unc that i had to google what 'octane' was.

    i remember classmates bringing the graduation CD to class in high school, so... yeah the retirement home is on the horizon for the drog.

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    Drogon

    i feel so unc that i had to google what 'octane' was.

    i remember classmates bringing the graduation CD to class in high school, so... yeah the retirement home is on the horizon for the drog.

    dont think like that
    im 36 and in the best shape of my life + metal health(for now) lol

    but yeah I remember blasting it on my ipod and my lil bro who was obsessed with coldplay became a kanye fan cause he'd just borrow my ipod

  • peak hip hop album.
    changed the whole culture
    not surprising at all

  • People yearn for good hip hop

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    dont think like that
    im 36 and in the best shape of my life + metal health(for now) lol

    but yeah I remember blasting it on my ipod and my lil bro who was obsessed with coldplay became a kanye fan cause he'd just borrow my ipod

    i'm happy you feel that way man. KTTers liviing their best life is so wholesome

    I'm a little younger (32) and i still get carded in clubs and bars.

    Chris Martin being on Homecoming blew my mind as a teen cause at that time it was very left-field to have an indie rock artist on the hook of a hip-hop track.

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    Drogon

    i feel so unc that i had to google what 'octane' was.

    i remember classmates bringing the graduation CD to class in high school, so... yeah the retirement home is on the horizon for the drog.

    Don Toliver is 32 years old…saw you the same age as him in your other post, you just want to be an unc. It’s okay!

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    Valentine

    Don Toliver is 32 years old…saw you the same age as him in your other post, you just want to be an unc. It’s okay!

    i'm just out of the loop with all things hip-hop since like 2023 lmao. i loved don's feature on too many nights by metro, and i'll probably check the project out.

    what did u think of it?

    Edit: i don't want to be unc as a matter of fact 'cause my half-sister (who i consider to be non-canon ha!) is a malignant degenerate and wouldn't want any child to suffer the burden of being raised by someone like that.

  • Jim Halpert

    The people yearn for 2008

    No, the people just love great music lol

  • His best album!

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    Drogon

    i'm just out of the loop with all things hip-hop since like 2023 lmao. i loved don's feature on too many nights by metro, and i'll probably check the project out.

    what did u think of it?

    Edit: i don't want to be unc as a matter of fact 'cause my half-sister (who i consider to be non-canon ha!) is a malignant degenerate and wouldn't want any child to suffer the burden of being raised by someone like that.

    never had time to listen but Hardstone Psycho a classic. Happy to see people finally catch up and he’s getting his deserved moment. But on the unc part, you gotta be willing to let go of nostalgia and interact with the new, that’s it basically

    can’t enjoy the new generation if you’re constantly comparing it to a 15 year old blog era or an early streaming era that’s now a decade old

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    Valentine

    never had time to listen but Hardstone Psycho a classic. Happy to see people finally catch up and he’s getting his deserved moment. But on the unc part, you gotta be willing to let go of nostalgia and interact with the new, that’s it basically

    can’t enjoy the new generation if you’re constantly comparing it to a 15 year old blog era or an early streaming era that’s now a decade old

    i think i'm pretty hip when it comes to super mainstream pop artists which is my lane of music that i'm currently driving through, i listen to chappell, sabrina, orod, pinkpantheress, tate mcrae, and i'll include artists who broke through during the 2010s like ariana, charli, bieber, abel, and drizzy who are still creating reinventing themselves and thus why they still hold the interest of gen z at large.

    the moment someone stops listening to newer artists is when that curiosity muscle stops getting exercised, i see it as a a way of keeping my teen self alive as that's what i did then and have flourished my ears which some of the greatest sounds made by man and i never want that to end.