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    insertcoolnamehere

    Like my nigga

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwLiTAlwXME

    This was a hit yall. By one of Atlanta's biggest rappers ever at the time.

    rapping over a New York nigga type beat

    Niggas. Had. Variety. Back. Then.

    We don't now lol.

    and people have a right to feel a way about that.

    /thread.

    THE BAR FOR CONSUMER TASTE HAS LOWERED TREMENDOUSLY. BACK THEN MAINSTREAM LISTENERS WERE LISTENING TO MF DOOM NOW KIDS ONLY LISTEN TO KEN CARSON AND SABRINA CARPENTER

  • Looking at this line up and immediately thinking of Joe budden

  • i remember seeing a s*** ton of people hating on this cypher when it first came out lmao and now a lot of people are fond of it

  • uzi is massively influential and has had a 10 year long incredibly successful beloved career with multiple classic songs and albums that have went diamond and platinum
    kodak had a very succesful run of 5+ years with multiple massive hits and great projects
    21 had a like 8 year career with 2 classic projects and again multiple massive huge hits and hes still doing well
    denzel curry has had an over 12 year career of critically acclaimed projects and sucess just not to the same commercial bloxkbustre levels of the others
    yachty also had multiple massive albums and songs across genres and a career revival in the mid 20s

    what
    and this cypher is known as the best cypher xxl ever had and THE iconic face of the freestyles

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    BlueDream

    Most people really aren’t ready to have that convo, but the decline really did start in 2016

    So many people have nostalgia for that era because it was “fun” . But this was when rappers really stopped caring about having a genuine good verse. It started to become more about “vibes “

    And music listeners ate that up, so then up and coming rappers didn’t need to actually rap well anymore to blow up.
    And that’s why hip hop is in its current state

    And I’m not saying there wasn’t good music during this era, but this was when lyrics stopped mattering

    old heads said this in 2016 and said it started in 2004 bro

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    "In fact the most successful rapper from that generation is Yachty"

    the concept of yachty being more sucessful than lil uzi vert

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    Andre Jaquet

    old heads said this in 2016 and said it started in 2004 bro

    It’s actually crazy seeing ppl turn into the oldheads they hated

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    americana

    It’s actually crazy seeing ppl turn into the oldheads they hated

    like do mans rly think in 2016 35 year olds were like yea i love kodak black and lil uzi vert no they thought nas was right

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    old heads said this in 2016 and said it started in 2004 bro

    Lil Jon/Dem Franchize Boyz/Snap Dance era > Soulja / Lil B > Thug (who himself was great but is the bridge for the next type of artist) > yachty/uzi/carti

    Yeah Nigga lol

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    Lil Jon/Dem Franchize Boyz/Snap Dance era > Soulja / Lil B > Thug (who himself was great but is the bridge for the next type of artist) > yachty/uzi/carti

    Yeah Nigga lol

    4 goats in this list

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    Andre Jaquet

    like do mans rly think in 2016 35 year olds were like yea i love kodak black and lil uzi vert no they thought nas was right

    Older niggas absolutely rocked with mixtape Kodak because he was still on the trajectory of the type of 2000’s artist yall s***ting on lol

    (Until Pop Smoke and DaBaby) Kodak’s first variant, along with Chance is arguably the last top mainstream rap artist/s who could have fared in the 2000’s - late 2000’s as a top 15 mainstream rapper

    This is what I mean by like its certain s*** its hard to explain to a nigga who only knows the post 2015 rap game lol

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    Older niggas absolutely rocked with mixtape Kodak because he was still on the trajectory of the type of 2000’s artist yall s***ting on lol

    (Until Pop Smoke and DaBaby) Kodak’s first variant, along with Chance is arguably the last top mainstream rap artist/s who could have fared in the 2000’s - late 2000’s as a top 15 mainstream rapper

    This is what I mean by like its certain s*** its hard to explain to a nigga who only knows the post 2015 rap game lol

    bro i remember being a kid in 2016 and having an older brother in his 30s dawg most older folks thought kodak was ass juice and the lil big pac mixtape cover and title was blasphemy and he could never touch those heights

    and if not him then uzi and yachty for sure

    ppl in their 30s thought the 90s was the holy grail of music (lowk a lot of ppl in their 20s too) and that all this s*** was bullshit and rap was dead they used lil yachty in arguments the way yall use 2slimey now

    that class was called the worst of all time and proof hip hop was dead the switch up came later

  • Hey siri play million dollar baby

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    bro i remember being a kid in 2016 and having an older brother in his 30s dawg most older folks thought kodak was ass juice and the lil big pac mixtape cover and title was blasphemy and he could never touch those heights

    and if not him then uzi and yachty for sure

    ppl in their 30s thought the 90s was the holy grail of music (lowk a lot of ppl in their 20s too) and that all this s*** was bullshit and rap was dead they used lil yachty in arguments the way yall use 2slimey now

    that class was called the worst of all time and proof hip hop was dead the switch up came later

    Yeah thats post label wicks yak label likely telling him (or he himself coming up with the strategy) to do s*** like that for attention in the shadow of yachty and uzi s***ting on prior eras of rap
    Im talking boosie fade kodak where he was versatile and coherent and relatively lyrical because thats the type of artist he probably grew up on as a fan of 2000’s rap that yall saying is outdated lmao (boosie jeezy ross plies webbie)

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    Yeah thats post label wicks yak label likely telling him (or he himself coming up with the strategy) to do s*** like that for attention in the shadow of yachty and uzi s***ting on prior eras of rap
    Im talking boosie fade kodak where he was versatile and coherent and relatively lyrical because thats the type of artist he probably grew up on as a fan of 2000’s rap that yall saying is outdated lmao (boosie jeezy ross plies webbie)

    i fw boosie webbie and gucci idk who this imaginary person is ur talking to i mean yea its dated but in a good way

    ya the xxl class was 2016 so duh im talking kodak in 2016 not 2013