Heebz pulled that Ethiopian black magic on him

He ain’t use the labels ghostwriters this time

They snuck in the new white boys with the new Trump administration. He had to pivot but also lay low to avoid drawing attention to his campaigning for Zionist politicians. Drake chose Central Cee as his main Caucasian Crodie. The pressure drove him insane.

That’s pretty dope lmao good to know jack still has a backup job besides rap

college campus rap

He needed to evolve his sound as a rapper and it just didn’t happen

I think he can get it back though. Lock in on a project with Mike will made it or a Mustard or something. Go back to the club. He said he doesn’t like making those type songs anymore but he needs to get turnt again

That second album with First Class and the Drake song sucking ass brushed all his aura away and his rapping has stayed very basic

people will listen to anything

Central Cee is mixed like Drake

spreadiing this image should be punishable by death

he fell off when he rapped "i can't a connoisseur but i like this store"

hes next up

playing into the whole “white man cant jump”
gimmick can only take you so far. Hardly ever was Mac Miller mentioning himself being a white boy, this is why he was so effective before/after death.

its really difficult packaging white rappers tbh

I feel like I've seen these threads for every rapper that's come out in the past decade

Yep, every rapper under 35 falls off a few years in now, or stays niche forever

Damn tuff week for yt boys that be trying a bit too hard.

And I mess with the album but the interviews aren't helping him.

The frat rap fanbase ain’t gonna listen to neo soul either and his black fans were not fw that album at all

The fall-off by j.cole OUT NOW!

How can you fall off when you’ve been whack from the get go?

cause it was stupid, dweebish trend music that fell off as quickly as it began

He didn't... He stopped giving a f*** about the mainstream. His label was forcing that on him anyway. He's no longer on Generation Now. He's still on Atlantic though. If you actually followed Jack's career prior to What's Poppin, it was clear he never cared about the mainstream s*** at all. He's just returning to his true musical taste and doing what he actually feels fulfilled by. If he cared about being some big mainstream star he'd still be pushing pop singles and would've done actual rollouts for his last two albums. He did the exact opposite.

Jackman sounded zero like Drake. Ya'll get on here talking complete bullshit with such conviction it's incredible.