Once again yall bite that nigga’s bait and derail the whole thread behind it
2words concocting his next bait post

It’s always funny when people treat Steve Lacy like a TikTok artist
Only white people think he’s a TikTok artist man
That other user sounds so stupid
f*** tiktok all my homies hate tiktok
so tired of these pretentious “social media bad” take. james and tyler lucky there’re in a position to be talking whilst already being successful. for every song they don’t get credit for, a hundred artists blow up.
james just mad he can’t write a song catchy enough to save his life.
Ironic post coming from an Aphex twin fan
I agree I’m talking about the label trying to capitalize off of the godspeed moment 3 years ago. When FTBYH flopped they realized they need to just let him do his thing. He’s never going to cross over in the way they may have envisioned upon initially signing him
“Flopped”
What are we talking about on this site anymore man
Well at least you're admitting you have no idea what you're talking about
Exactly, folks on this site be so happy and proud of their ignorance.
Ok and how does that matter? God forbid I used AI instead of Content ID. The point is they can easily fix this.
lol that s*** is already on TikTok
so tired of these pretentious “social media bad” take. james and tyler lucky there’re in a position to be talking whilst already being successful. for every song they don’t get credit for, a hundred artists blow up.
james just mad he can’t write a song catchy enough to save his life.
What does you personally not finding his songs catchy have to do with his speaking out on the deterioration of songwriting due to TikTok???
And in the same post you literally said he’s “already successful”, so you’re contradicting yourself on top of posting nonsense.
I agree I’m talking about the label trying to capitalize off of the godspeed moment 3 years ago. When FTBYH flopped they realized they need to just let him do his thing. He’s never going to cross over in the way they may have envisioned upon initially signing him
Pretty nuts to make the assumption that his label has that kind of hold on him
And “flopped” is a strong word for a record that was carried by his most successful solo song since Retrograde (Say What You Will)
What does you personally not finding his songs catchy have to do with his speaking out on the deterioration of songwriting due to TikTok???
And in the same post you literally said he’s “already successful”, so you’re contradicting yourself on top of posting nonsense.
are you actually stupid or just pretending?
This is rich coming from James Blake lol, you can sum up his discography pretty well in the length of a tiktok. Your whole discography sounds like a 15 second clip repeating so what’s the issue
This is rich coming from James Blake lol, you can sum up his discography pretty well in the length of a tiktok. Your whole discography sounds like a 15 second clip repeating so what’s the issue
S*** on this man. He jerks off to the rage. He gets hard at the thought of all of us typing to his insane takes!
Only white people think he’s a TikTok artist man
That other user sounds so stupid
He def a tik tok artist to a lot of people. Only hipsters and new age OF fans are his real fanbase.
I love Lacy, but I don't expect him to get any bigger than that song
I need y’all to stop using the word AI
Sound recognition software is older than Snapchat
AI
Swear I’ve said the same on here when people critique the younger generation musicians with why there’s a different format for music. But if you just zoom out a bit, and you take into account the whole ecosystem, music is consumed entirely differently than it was in the 90s. The function of music is entirely different today than it was then.
Music today, for many people, is an asthetic tool that is a component to present themselves with on social media. As much so as a photo filter to capture an individual’s branding of how they want to present to the world.
I’m not saying that to justify or criticize popular music but just to give context as to why music is structured the way it is now versus the historic benchmarks we compare it to.
How is a musician saying hed rather be good at music than at social media pretentious in any way lol
Aví lol
I was just playing MGSV yesterday
S*** on this man. He jerks off to the rage. He gets hard at the thought of all of us typing to his insane takes!
Actually the opposite, this insane outrage I’m getting itt took it so far that I feel like I’m the one feeding trolls just responding to y’all.
Like jheez we all have to love James f***ing Blake? I knew he was overrated but didn’t know he was so beloved here that a negative post would be some “watch the world burn” tier s*** lmao
James Blake is boring but we can only say that about j Cole?
Swear I’ve said the same on here when people critique the younger generation musicians with why there’s a different format for music. But if you just zoom out a bit, and you take into account the whole ecosystem, music is consumed entirely differently than it was in the 90s. The function of music is entirely different today than it was then.
Music today, for many people, is an asthetic tool that is a component to present themselves with on social media. As much so as a photo filter to capture an individual’s branding of how they want to present to the world.
I’m not saying that to justify or criticize popular music but just to give context as to why music is structured the way it is now versus the historic benchmarks we compare it to.
Consumption has changed to be sure but you could highkey argue that music in the 90s was just an aesthetic component of people’s personal identity, discs to put in your cars or your room with visuals and branding that you identify with somehow. It was just a projection of people’s personality whether a preppy pop girl or a grunge skater dude
Going all the way back to 60s and 70s and 80s when what you listened to definitely depends on if you’re a “jock” or a “freak” or a “hippie” or whatever
Lowkey this has always been popular music’s function to the general public. It’s mostly just teenagers identifying with branding or aesthetic lol
so tired of these pretentious “social media bad” take. james and tyler lucky there’re in a position to be talking whilst already being successful. for every song they don’t get credit for, a hundred artists blow up.
james just mad he can’t write a song catchy enough to save his life.
Yall only think in terms of good or bad so can’t process nuance