why r artists old music always better

[Lemontree]

How so? Arguably in like the top 10-20 if you look at influence and impact

Only influential and impactful cuz it’s popular it’s just mid

 

[bunny2]

Anyone who says carti is a bad artist genuinely have never listened to any of his leaks

If n*****s stopped leaking his shit all the time he'd be wayyy more respected

he’s not a bad artists but his old music is so much better , nig took 3 years to release i am music

 

[JeezyTheSnowman]

Only influential and impactful cuz it’s popular it’s just mid

What song on GRODT is bad? What are you skipping?

 

[JeezyTheSnowman]

@bunny you have listened to the entirety of Get Rich Or Die Trying?

 

[AuggyDauggy]

he’s not a bad artists but his old music is so much better , nig took 3 years to release i am music

Yh I only really like Olympian and 2 other songs from that album. It's ass

Whole lotta red, Die lit and all of his leaks clear

 

[Lemontree]

What song on GRODT is bad? What are you skipping?

It’s not really bad just boring it’s so over hyped

 

[JeezyTheSnowman]

It’s not really bad just boring it’s so over hyped

I will admit that it sounds very 2003, it wasn't ahead of its time or anything. But 50 popularized that singing/rap hybrid before someone like Drake caught on with songs like 21 Questions

 

[David🦢]

Hating Jay Z is trendy, he is a very solid rapper with good flow, good punchlines, impressive he freestyles all his shit, good ear for beats, etc.

Not hating on him gang

I just feel like your top 50 rappers will just be from the '80s-'90s

 

[JeezyTheSnowman]

@TryingToAscendorRope majorly influential/impactful rap albums (off top of my head, post ~1988):

• Straight Outta Compton
• The Chronic
• Doggystyle
• Illmatic
• Ready To Die
• All Eyez On Me
• The Marshall Mathers LP
• Get Rich Or Die Trying
• Trap Muzik
• Thug Motivation 101
• Graduation
• 808s and Heartbreak
• Flokaveli
• Finally Rich
• DS2 (Dirty Sprite 2)

 

[JeezyTheSnowman]

Not hating on him gang

I just feel like your top 50 rappers will just be from the '80s-'90s

Actually a lot of 2000s/2010s in there

 

[Lemontree]

I will admit that it sounds very 2003, it wasn't ahead of its time or anything. But 50 popularized that singing/rap hybrid before someone like Drake caught on with songs like 21 Questions

I agree but influence doesn’t make it good

 

[Lemontree]

@TryingToAscendorRope majorly influential/impactful rap albums (off top of my head, post ~1988):

• Straight Outta Compton
• The Chronic
• Doggystyle
• Illmatic
• Ready To Die
• All Eyez On Me
• The Marshall Mathers LP
• Get Rich Or Die Trying
• Trap Muzik
• Thug Motivation 101
• Flokaveli
• Finally Rich
• DS2 (Dirty Sprite 2)

Good list but back to wlr I think it got a bigger impact then some of these albums

 

[JeezyTheSnowman]

@TryingToAscendorRope majorly influential/impactful rap albums (off top of my head, post ~1988):

• Straight Outta Compton
• The Chronic
• Doggystyle
• Illmatic
• Ready To Die
• All Eyez On Me
• The Marshall Mathers LP
• Get Rich Or Die Trying
• Trap Muzik
• Thug Motivation 101
• Flokaveli
• Finally Rich
• DS2 (Dirty Sprite 2)

I feel bad having the bottom 5 trap albums and nothing from Gucci Mane, who did a ton to pioneer trap, but he just doesn't have that one project to me

 

[JeezyTheSnowman]

Good list but back to wlr I think it got a bigger impact then some of these albums

But influence doesn't make it good! I haven't listened to it in its entirety I will have to do that and report back.

 

[Lemontree]

But influence doesn't make it good! I haven't listened to it in its entirety I will have to do that and report back.

I think you would like die lit more but tell me your opinions

 

[bunny2]

@bunny you have listened to the entirety of Get Rich Or Die Trying?

No but i like some songs

 

[JeezyTheSnowman]

No but i like some songs

What Up Gangsta might be my favorite off the album, or Patiently Waiting... In Da Club, Many Men, P.I.M.P., and 21 Questions are obviously classics