Jan 18, 2022
VeggieKubernetesOnes man’s flop is another man’s treasure
Flaphead 🎧Jan 18, 2022OxnardPushin P is quite literally a meme created specifically for the likes of TikTok
And it’s working flawlessly
I mean it’s genius lol I can’t even remotely hate on it
- Jan 18, 2022·1 replyFlaphead
It wasn’t supposed to be like this
Not even one top 10 debut
I can’t believe it either
- Jan 18, 2022·3 replies
Y’all ain’t even happy for Gunna man you’re just happy seeing The Weeknd fail
- Jan 18, 2022·1 replyOxnard
The difference with Toosie Slide is that he literally sent it out to popular TikTokers to post and dance to before it was even released. It’s not like he dropped the song and it happened to blow up on TikTok, he specially made sure the song had a following on TikTok and then dropped the song.
literally the perfect example
- Jan 18, 2022·1 replycold mountain
their opinion is racially motivated. that’s the point
It’s not racially motivated. You assume it’s racially motivated because A. You’re whiny and can’t handle criticism of the music you like. B. Have a narrow view of the world.
If a black person says they fw Tyler or whatever over NoCap because it’s not real music are they racist too??
Jan 18, 2022CampaignWeeknd hasn’t posted since
Since he said he don't care about sales let's see if he's going to congratulate Wunna on his #1
- Jan 18, 2022cold mountain
literally the perfect example
I think it might be the only example outside of artists like pinkpantheress that grew their popularity thanks to tiktok
Like it’s the only true “TikTok” song I could think of
- Flaphead 🎧Jan 18, 2022Campaign
I can’t believe it either
I honestly just hope he doesn’t abandon the album. Gasoline could be a hit with the right push
- Jan 18, 2022·1 replyOxnard
Y’all ain’t even happy for Gunna man you’re just happy seeing The Weeknd fail
Jan 18, 2022·1 replyOxnardThe difference with Toosie Slide is that he literally sent it out to popular TikTokers to post and dance to before it was even released. It’s not like he dropped the song and it happened to blow up on TikTok, he specially made sure the song had a following on TikTok and then dropped the song.
"This is tapping into a market that’s easy to tap into"
- Jan 18, 2022Moscato
I get to go home to wifey after work tonight, thanks for reminding me
- Jan 18, 2022·2 repliesSHAQUILLE
It’s not racially motivated. You assume it’s racially motivated because A. You’re whiny and can’t handle criticism of the music you like. B. Have a narrow view of the world.
If a black person says they fw Tyler or whatever over NoCap because it’s not real music are they racist too??
literally what are you even talking about?
i don’t even listen to much “street rap” but i can clearly see the frustration that @Htownwolf is voicing with these hipsters coming into the genre and literally s***ting on every single artist that isn’t a Fantano darling or is painted up as some sort of genius
these people are the same exact ones who consider trap music/drill music “ghetto s***” and are told to turn it off in exchange for some milquetoast dad rock like f***ing Nirvana, if you want to pretend it doesn’t exist that’s on you, im not gonna act like these people aren’t all over the damn place
- Jan 18, 2022
I hope y’all appreciate how hard it is to be a megastar
People like drake make it look easy
- Jan 18, 2022·1 replyThe Darkest Angel
"This is tapping into a market that’s easy to tap into"
Sure, but don’t act like it’s the same thing
- Jan 18, 2022
they’re strawmanning what you said to cope, don’t even bother arguing with them
- Jan 18, 2022·1 reply
Can’t stop watching this
Even WUNNA know this monumental “This the big one”
Jan 18, 2022OxnardThe difference with Toosie Slide is that he literally sent it out to popular TikTokers to post and dance to before it was even released. It’s not like he dropped the song and it happened to blow up on TikTok, he specially made sure the song had a following on TikTok and then dropped the song.
i began to type a response but i do understand the view some of y'all have on this. i feel you
- Jan 18, 2022·1 replycold mountain
literally what are you even talking about?
i don’t even listen to much “street rap” but i can clearly see the frustration that @Htownwolf is voicing with these hipsters coming into the genre and literally s***ting on every single artist that isn’t a Fantano darling or is painted up as some sort of genius
these people are the same exact ones who consider trap music/drill music “ghetto s***” and are told to turn it off in exchange for some milquetoast dad rock like f***ing Nirvana, if you want to pretend it doesn’t exist that’s on you, im not gonna act like these people aren’t all over the damn place
It’s because they’re hipsters not because they are racists
- Jan 18, 2022
anyone who doesn’t like hiphop is a racist!
- Jan 18, 2022·1 replySHAQUILLE
It’s because they’re hipsters not because they are racists
okay, and im saying they get this hipster taste from the way they are raised from their parents who look at rap as an inferior form of art which is often racially motivated. agree to disagree, because clearly we’re going in a circle now
- Jan 18, 2022cold mountain
if that’s how it was conceived then point taken. if it was not however, it’s a pretty good example. i doubt it even would’ve existed without tik tok, and yes it would be “less organic” because you’re baiting for popularity instead of just making music
it’s cool if you’re just looking to be successful, but if you’re looking to make quality music, appealing to the masses is only gonna get you so far
if you’re looking to make quality music, appealing to the masses is only gonna get you so far
i get it, but i don't. and that's ok lol i know this is a common view
Jan 18, 2022- Jan 18, 2022·1 replyCampaign
Can’t stop watching this
https://twitter.com/1gunnagunna/status/1483263021678051329
Even WUNNA know this monumental “This the big one”
Weeknd probably already had an artsy fartsy fake deep quote ready for his #1