also you can cite the moment when grad beat curtis in sales as the end of gangster rap’s dominance over the genre
i like curtis tbh. very expensive sounding production, a fun listen. ive always liked it, and way more than before i self destruct
yeah i think its pretty nice
also you can cite the moment when grad beat curtis in sales as the end of gangster rap’s dominance over the genre
@nort this was a dope listening session
indeed
Spreddie gibbs got one
also you can cite the moment when grad beat curtis in sales as the end of gangster rap’s dominance over the genre
people do that but waka was only 3 years away
people do that but waka was only 3 years away
which u can then lead to keef and the entire everything after
people do that but waka was only 3 years away
yeah but i dont think waka was the biggest rapper in the world or anything
yeah but i dont think waka was the biggest rapper in the world or anything
that modern trap production at the center of universe today is genesis'd there (not invented)
also i think waka was a well known figure. u still hear no hands at functions to this day
people do that but waka was only 3 years away
Yeah but Waka was more of a force for trap music than anything
Trap aint the same as gangsta rap
that modern trap production at the center of universe today is genesis'd there (not invented)
also i think waka was a well known figure. u still hear no hands at functions to this day
im not denying his influence im only saying that gangster rappers lost prominence at that time.
Yeah but Waka was more of a force for trap music than anything
Trap aint the same as gangsta rap
thug, future, migos but yea i see what ur sayin
waka subject matter was more gangsta than trap tho u feel me
there’s a youtube video essay about this, i can’t remember what it was called
but it was basically talking about how Kanye broke through the kayfabe in rap music, and that being his most important feat in the music industry
there’s a youtube video essay about this, i can’t remember what it was called
but it was basically talking about how Kanye broke through the kayfabe in rap music, and that being his most important feat in the music industry
kayfabe?
kayfabe?
It’s a term they use in the WWE, basically refers to how wrestlers stay in character on and off screen. The essayist compared it to rap music where rappers played up their “gangster” persona’s and how Kanye played the largest role in breaking through that.
thus giving rappers like drake, gambino, big sean, tyler, etc a lane to operate in
It’s a term they use in the WWE, basically refers to how wrestlers stay in character on and off screen. The essayist compared it to rap music where rappers played up their “gangster” persona’s and how Kanye played the largest role in breaking through that.
and what does that mean for ti and wayne dominance in 08
there’s a youtube video essay about this, i can’t remember what it was called
but it was basically talking about how Kanye broke through the kayfabe in rap music, and that being his most important feat in the music industry
FD Signifier video?
and what does that mean for ti and wayne dominance in 08
t.i. dominance in 08 was making way more poppier music tbh
and what does that mean for ti and wayne dominance in 08
it’s still around in some capacity but he played the largest role in carving out that lane
t.i. dominance in 08 was making way more poppier music tbh
this is true
FD Signifier video?
Yes! i think so
also kanye "opening" rap doesnt mean gangsta rappers dissapear
not saying this!