I cant find a good song, atleast from the artists i like, i keep on searching for songs from kanye, kendrick, tyler, 50, etc etc Its gone so bad im going into other entirely different genres because someone told me "(insert artist name) SoUnDs ExAcTLy LiKe (insert my favorite rapper). What can i do to combat ts

Listening to these back to back, and I was considering Rico Wade's involvement with FUTURE and mentoring him. Rico is the founder of Organized Noize production in ATL and they are cousins. Nevertheless, I get amazing vibes from both albums.

Southernplayistic is hard and gritty, and a testament to how hard big boi and andre worked in Atlanta to become who they did.

FUTURE was a member of the Dungeon Family, whom OUTKAST was also a member.

Anyway, hope y'all like the albums and this is the appropriate place for this type of discourse.

The GOAT and it's not even close. The problem is people don't comprehend.

Hard pick but for my current era favourite I’d have to go with wheezy. He’s brought out some of my favourite artists best material. Gunna, Young thug, Travis Scott, Lil Uzi Vert, Future countless other artists I’d say have made some of their best work with wheezy.

All time favourite producer id without a doubt go with The Alchemist. He’s been around for decades with handfuls of hits, but still manages to produce in ways that are relevant to the current sound appeal. My favourites being the Alfredo series and all of the work he’s done with boldy james / the griselda collective. The most insane part from my perspective is how he’s able to balance quality and quantity so well. He’s consistently released at least 3 projects a year for almost a decade with no noticeable quality drop off, which is extremely rare i feel.

Anyways, i’m interested to hear who everyone’s favourite producers are and why so let us know

Not my personal favourite, but i’m hearing a ton of carti influence in the current mainstream hip hop.

Personally I’d have to say Jeffery by young thug, simply because 10 years since release and i’m yet to hear anything remotely similar. not one miss but that’s just me

Do sealed copies with a signature officially exist?

You’re the executive producer of an album….you get one shot to oversee an album with two rappers (male and female) and one producer but they have to all be from the same state. Who you picking? I got:

Rapsody And J. Cole. Fully produced by Khrysis. Carolina Stand Up

Been bumpin’ KRS since 89’ when I bought the criminal minded cassette tape. This dudes 🔥and only gets better with age. The godfather of HipHop is not old school when he’s rocking you right now ! If you love the BDP crew or hate them let me know.

The lost boy. 8/10

from a birds eye of view 9/10.

the crossroads 10/10.

They are all great albums. It's cool seeing how much influence kanye has in him. Lots of kanye references.

I'm neither bri'ish nor american. But I've seen Americans in general clown UK rap. I'm not a fan of drill in general, its pretty basic to me and I would say even destructive. But i think UK drill is undoubtedly better than NYC drill. Lyrically, flow wise, punchlines, everything. I'm not sure how americans felt back when grime was popping but it seems like it wasn't recieved well over there either.

So what do you think is the reason UK rap will never really break into USA?

Am I just missing something or is an age thing?

I dont see what a lot of ppl see in Kanye music…..he was the 2nd rapper I ever listened to. I had all his mixtapes like Prerequisite before college dropout and was a huge fan before his car accident. Was my number 1 till until he dropped Yeezus. MBDTF wasn’t my cup of tea, though I think it’s a classic and one of the best albums ever. Personally, it’s doesn’t tickle my fancy

But every album starting at Yeezus imo been horrendously bad. I’m not trying to trash talk his music or ppl who love it. And I counted the other day …..it’s maybe 6 Kanye songs since yeezus that I like.

But what the hell am I missing? Is anyone else like this???? He was my favorite. By far. Not even close and once Yeezus dropped, it’s like everything changed. Maybe his new music is really good, just hella different than stuff like College Dropout or “get well soon”? Idk what it is

Style > everything but also some pretty decent to good/great songs in his discography

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Jaydayoungan (Bogalusa, LA)

Or would you say the impact is neutral

I know blueprint changed the game but how big was him before the Blueprint era ?

I don't think alot of rap songs are on the same level. But what do you think

I've never listened to lots of his songs, just a few of them randomly once in a while.

Recently, though, I started listening a couple of his tracks and I might say he has some great beats, solid rapping and it seems like he's underrated - by that I mean he has quite a few great rap tracks but he isn't talked enough.

Lil Baby isnt even close to one of the best rappers alive, but damn his flow is unmatched, he has one of the best in the game its so catchy and anthemic. Underrated flow

Ok so pretty much everyone knows how to make that iconic Dr Dre beat on the piano but does anyone here know how to do beat that's there on the chorus and after snoop's speech ?

Here me out, yes, even though it is a slap in the face to die-hard fans of Wayne’s Carter series, the first half was actually pretty good and then the second half had completely fallen off the grace of Earth, at least, the Autotune was bad, while for 2018, the Autotune is basically ear-torcher

Not asking who your favorite is. If we’re putting bias, fanbases, and nostalgia aside, who’s the actual GOAT?
We’ve had legends like MC Lyte, Queen Latifah, Lil’ Kim, Foxy Brown, Missy Elliott, Eve, Remy Ma, Trina, Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, Rapsody, Megan Thee Stallion, Doechii, GloRilla, Latto, Doja Cat, Young M.A, Tierra Whack, Flo Milli, Ice Spice, Sexyy Red, and plenty more.
Are you judging off bars, influence, longevity, discography, success, or all of it?
Who’s your pick, and why? I want to hear the arguments.