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Smacked VoodooDidn't give a f*** about any of those albums.
Niggas is entitled to not like niggas doesn’t mean that the s*** ain’t happen lol
·2 repliesryuHYou tweaking bruh
You letting the internet interfere with your judgment of actual raps
You may not be a fan for whatever reason a lot of KTT users are on that, but nigga hell naw Future can’t rap anywhere near Cole’s level are you high
Internet not interfering lol only have ktt
I just think future just fills out more big 3 qualifications in that era. From monster to 56 nights to beast mode to ds2 to HNDRXX to the WIZRD it’s just hard to deny plus on every hit for a decade.
- Smacked Voodoo
Didn't give a f*** about any of those albums.
That’s okay man but they were everywhere lol
JPEGMAFIA1 > 3 > 2
·1 replyJim HalpertInternet not interfering lol only have ktt
I just think future just fills out more big 3 qualifications in that era. From monster to 56 nights to beast mode to ds2 to HNDRXX to the WIZRD it’s just hard to deny plus on every hit for a decade.
he put out more music but jcole was more dominant each album
- ·1 replyMafia Boss
he put out more music but jcole was more dominant each album
But what if the albums weren’t loved
Debut was awful
BS was not great
2014 good at the time even tho wet dreamz
FYEO snoozy booty butt and cheeks
·2 repliesJim HalpertWhy j cole instead of future
Future is another era. That big 3 is him Thug and Travis
- ·1 replyLaced
Future is another era. That big 3 is him Thug and Travis
Kendrick and Drake still dominated that era
And futures best era was 2014-2017
- Smacked Voodoo
Didn't give a f*** about any of those albums.
- Jim Halpert
Kendrick and Drake still dominated that era
And futures best era was 2014-2017
Yes things got weird in the mid 2010s due to melodic rap taking off while Kendrick Cole and Drake were still dominating. Doesn't make sense to directly compare them
·1 replyNotice Jay had his hand in all 3
Hov, the rest don't matter
Ye, Wayne, Ti
Drake, Kendrick, noticeable gap then Cole
- OPCorporate Mór
Notice Jay had his hand in all 3
You could divide the 2000s in like 3 eras because it just doesn't feel right if 50 isn't in there
2000-2003: Em, 50, Jay
2004-2006 50, Kanye, Jeezy
2007-2009: Wayne, Kanye, TI
·1 replyLacedFuture is another era. That big 3 is him Thug and Travis
Huh?
Future came up at the exact same time as Drake, Kendrick, and Cole, give or take a year or two
In an ideal world, Future would be recognized as the third member of the 2010s Big 3, but (white) people's aversion to trap as a subgenre, Southern accents in rap, and disdain for black hip-hop music without a social message is why he's not a part of that conversation
Rank these big 3s
- ·1 replyshaleirose
Huh?
Future came up at the exact same time as Drake, Kendrick, and Cole, give or take a year or two
"Yes things got weird in the mid 2010s due to melodic rap taking off while Kendrick Cole and Drake were still dominating. Doesn't make sense to directly compare them"
Kanye Wayne 2 hander >>>>
- ·2 repliesLaced
"Yes things got weird in the mid 2010s due to melodic rap taking off while Kendrick Cole and Drake were still dominating. Doesn't make sense to directly compare them"
I'm still confused though because Future is still very much a part of the Kendrick/Drake/Cole class more than he's a part of the Thug/Travis class
Future was on the 2012 XXL Freshman lineup, one year after Kendrick was on it
Pluto dropped before GKMC and had big songs on it in Turn On The Lights and Tony Montana. (Tony even dropped in 2011 and Drake hopped on the remix that same year)
- Smacked Voodoo
I will never respect a big three with TI in it lol
BLACK ☭1 2 3
·1 replytoo young to comment but no where have I really seen it depicted as Nas Em Jay being super hot at the same time
Future was on the cover of The FADER in 2011 back when that was still a big deal, how is he not a part of the Kendrick/Drake/Cole class?
