Dababy and Keem also

THE CAMEL NOT STUCK IN 1995

Last good/decent project was 9-8 years ago 😴

Dababy got redundant to me.
Keem needs to work on his rhymes more.

Last good project was August 2020

Do you purposely try to get made fun of in every thread

That's fair enough its your opinion

Rap is in a very stale place and this is factoring in underground rap too. Mainstream rap is the same stagnant s*** it has been for years, a lot of these underground rappers sound like clones too. Like he said, you listen to it, it’s cool. Then it’s like okay and you have no interest in it anymore

Can’t bring myself to really care what a OG thinks about contemporary music

Usually comes from a place of bitterness

Rewriting history. Ye and Wayne didnt peak until right after 2006.
2006 was when trashy ringtone rap hits peaked and NYC rap was disunified cause of 50.

I respect it

Just don’t give a f***

shhh, you're making too much sense.

Boomers always hating, what else is new 😴

Nas didnt even diss. Hes just saying exactly what Kendrick said in his Control verse.

Nothing wrong with confidence.

"a lot of these underground rappers sound like clones too"

you right MIKE sounds just like benny the butcher (scratch that griselda we not counting as underground technically speaking) sounds just like smino sounds just like noname sounds just like mach hommy sounds just like bbymutha

OP knew what he was doing making it seem like Nas was hating like Aries when he wasnt at all

You named 6 specific artists who don’t around alike. That doesn’t change the fact that other artists sound like them. None of them have unique or groundbreaking sounds. A lot of underground rappers will often go for the same type of sound/flow now and aren’t dropping anything thsts like damn I wanna listen to this again for awhile. Usually just one cool listen and you go back to the standout tracks time to time if there are any

Da baby’s last album turned me off tbh. S*** was awful

Underground is where it’s truly at nowadays

No idea's original, I think nas said that once.

Hell, some of the most memorable "groundbreaking" albums of the last decade were taking hella influences from jazz and funk and soul music. Look at TPAB

did you hear the EP dedicated to his bro?

No I didn’t

The bit about thinking a project is great and then not going back to it the next week is so true man

I haven’t felt there has been a genuinely great rap project since Bandana

He's right. Way more nice about it than I would be. But he is right.

exactly.