overcast said:I listened to a few tracks off Ambition, reallllyy bored by it. It's not bad by any means, but idk I don't like it too much. I loved a few of Wale's mixtapes, but this album screams meh to me. I'll listen to the whole thing, I just got sidetracked.
kamspy said:Liking Ambition more and more everyday. I swear it's like I'm listening to a different rapper than everyone else. He's easily the best technical rapper out of "the new crowd". The album doesn't have a bad song on it IMO. Some of the best cuts on ADD were the girl songs. I think Wale does them as good as anyone in the game right now. I really don't understand anyone who likes Cole World and prefers it to Ambition. Ambition is basically Cole World with 10x more flavor. Plus it's got the most non Luger sounding Lex Luger beat ever. If not for the little Lex sound signature at the beginning I would never have guess it was a Luger beat. Overall production is awesome. People will think I'm trolling, but the Big Sean feature is easily the low point of the album (but it also shows you how far ahead of his peers Wale really is), especially since it came on the Diplo beat. What is GAF's beef with Wale? I mean, if I didn't know better I would expect you guys to like him more than I do. Weird. He's easily the best lyricist of his class (Cole, Sean, Wiz etc), Yela is probably on the same level. Even though I like Yela a lot more than Wale, I think Wale slightly edges him out in the technical aspect. That's saying a lot since I consider Yela a real professional with his craft.
Yeah, that's pretty much how I feel.wenis said:It's a background noise album. You get lost in whatever you're doing and somehow the album has already started back from it's first track without you ever noticing a change over.
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Welcome back, and thanks for echoing my sentiments.PhoenixDark said:4. Wale is the saltiest, most delusional black man in America
My bro and I were getting faded when he said "you know, Wale just mad he's a dark nicca. All these light skinned niccas are flossing hard with the ladies and can't rap. Wale got the same swag but isn't going anywhere cuz he's a chocolate eclair ass nicca." I took another sip of the Revana and nodded.
But the next day I was like nah, fuck that. Yes Wale is a dark brotha like me, but let's get something straight: we run shit. Idris Elba is our Obama right now and he can't be fucked with. So I'm not giving Wale a pass there.
So your boy headed to SOHH and picked up Ambition. Just look at the names of the first two tracks: Don't Hold The Applause, Double M Genius. SMH. Dude think he's on Kanye, Cudi, Drake, etc level when he's just a scrub. This album got some great production but dude is just boring, not rhyming, etc. That being said it's got some dope songs: Legendary damn, but Rozay shoulda been on that. Lotus Flower Bomb is my shit; ever got your dick sucked with Miguel singing to you, shit cray. Hell the first tracks are decent, then the middle is full of generic features.
This album gonna bomb and Wale will be back to complaining about people not supporting the god.
PhoenixDark said:5. Common made me want to cry last night
Yall heard that Sweet track right? Seems like the blogs are loving that shit, saying it's harder than gorilla dicks. But your boy listened to that shit and had to stop mid-way. Am I the only one who feels like Lonny went in too much there? This is how my mom felt when she saw Training Day brehs, when she said "Denzel was too bad in that movie, I don't like it. That's not Denzel." Common sounded down right mean on that track, I can't fuck with it. This is a nicca I wanted to drink hot coco with while playing chess near the fireplace FOR YEARS. Just talking about the world and shit. I don't know the man on Sweet.
This is a nicca I wanted to drink hot coco with while playing chess near the fireplace FOR YEARS
Hot coco up in this bitch!This is a nicca I wanted to drink hot coco with while playing chess near the fireplace FOR YEARS
In this picture is a clown standing beside a black hole of talent. I'll leave the interpretations to you guys.DominoKid said:![]()
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Best lyricist? He's at the bottom of the barrel right above Wiz. Wale is mediocre in all aspects. He gets his shine on in a song or another every once in a while but that can be said about every other mediocre artist.kamspy said:What is GAF's beef with Wale? I mean, if I didn't know better I would expect you guys to like him more than I do. Weird. He's easily the best lyricist of his class (Cole, Sean, Wiz etc), Yela is probably on the same level. Even though I like Yela a lot more than Wale, I think Wale slightly edges him out in the technical aspect. That's saying a lot since I consider Yela a real professional with his craft.
enzo_gt said:Fuck all that Wale noise.
Hard White (Remix) - Yelawolf ft. T.I. & Slaughterhouse
T.I. and Slaughterhouse made this song salvageable. Not even sure why they released the original, Yelawolf actually puts in effort to make a verse this time around. This shit goes hard (white).
EDIT: Joell's verse.. jesus christ. Damage dealt on the scale of those Flex bombs going off. Joey's verse is my next favourite, then Yela.
kamspy said:Section 80 is still in the running for my AOTY...
Liking Ambition more and more everyday. I swear it's like I'm listening to a different rapper than everyone else. He's easily the best technical rapper out of "the new crowd". The album doesn't have a bad song on it IMO. Some of the best cuts on ADD were the girl songs. I think Wale does them as good as anyone in the game right now. I really don't understand anyone who likes Cole World and prefers it to Ambition. Ambition is basically Cole World with 10x more flavor. Plus it's got the most non Luger sounding Lex Luger beat ever. If not for the little Lex sound signature at the beginning I would never have guess it was a Luger beat. Overall production is awesome. People will think I'm trolling, but the Big Sean feature is easily the low point of the album (but it also shows you how far ahead of his peers Wale really is), especially since it came on the Diplo beat. What is GAF's beef with Wale? I mean, if I didn't know better I would expect you guys to like him more than I do. Weird. He's easily the best lyricist of his class (Cole, Sean, Wiz etc), Yela is probably on the same level. Even though I like Yela a lot more than Wale, I think Wale slightly edges him out in the technical aspect. That's saying a lot since I consider Yela a real professional with his craft.
I'm still feeling out ASAP Rocky. I find myself going to it a lot when I open foobar, so that's a good thing. He sounds like Hodgy Beats x Bone Thugs with a little bit of old school 3-6 Mafia and UGK sensibilities (the screwed voices on nearly every cut).
New Tity Boi is his most focused work yet. I'm probably GAF HOPs longest running Tity Boi advocate, but the mixtape is solid as fuck. Most people are gonna pass it up because it's not Jurassic 5 inspired, but you shouldn't.
New Fat Joe mixtape is his final nail in the coffin. I downloaded it expecting raw beats and a reinvigorated Fat Joe and mediocre production.
Jim Jones mixtape is on deck. So much good stuff came out in the last couple days it's hard to keep up.
Honestly have not listened to the song yet. Although I want the album badly, I did like the Kid Rock one surprisingly.siddx said:Original was great too, you sniff too much glue.
It's a pretty boring song.siddx said:Original was great too, you sniff too much glue.
Oldschoolgamer said:Common - Sweet
"Come around my crib. You know where I'm from. Yall some hoe ass n****s. Singing all around here man. La la la. You ain't no mother fucking Frank Sinatra. Lil Bitch."--Common
*dies*
edit: This trash talk is fucking GODLIKE.
I really wouldn't rank wale that highly. He's mostly avg. Although I haven't given the album the attention it deserves mainly because so far wales best work has been on his mixtapes. Also big sean isn't really that good, I dunno who thinks you'd be trolling.kamspy said:Liking Ambition more and more everyday. I swear it's like I'm listening to a different rapper than everyone else. He's easily the best technical rapper out of "the new crowd". The album doesn't have a bad song on it IMO. Some of the best cuts on ADD were the girl songs. I think Wale does them as good as anyone in the game right now. I really don't understand anyone who likes Cole World and prefers it to Ambition. Ambition is basically Cole World with 10x more flavor. Plus it's got the most non Luger sounding Lex Luger beat ever. If not for the little Lex sound signature at the beginning I would never have guess it was a Luger beat. Overall production is awesome. People will think I'm trolling, but the Big Sean feature is easily the low point of the album (but it also shows you how far ahead of his peers Wale really is), especially since it came on the Diplo beat. What is GAF's beef with Wale? I mean, if I didn't know better I would expect you guys to like him more than I do. Weird. He's easily the best lyricist of his class (Cole, Sean, Wiz etc), Yela is probably on the same level. Even though I like Yela a lot more than Wale, I think Wale slightly edges him out in the technical aspect. That's saying a lot since I consider Yela a real professional with his craft.
It's like a hype song without the hype, without the punchlines, and without the hard rhymes. Remix fixes all that, and Yela comes straight this time.siddx said:Original was great too, you sniff too much glue.
Not feeling yelawolfs verse at all on this track. The original was far better.enzo_gt said:Fuck all that Wale noise.
Hard White (Remix) - Yelawolf ft. T.I. & Slaughterhouse
T.I. and Slaughterhouse made this song salvageable. Not even sure why they released the original, Yelawolf actually puts in effort to make a verse this time around. This shit goes hard (white).
EDIT: Joell's verse.. jesus christ. Damage dealt on the scale of those Flex bombs going off. Joey's verse is my next favourite, then Yela.
enzo_gt said:It's like a hype song without the hype, without the punchlines, and without the hard rhymes. Remix fixes all that, and Yela comes straight this time.
Still don't give a fuck.enzo_gt said:It's like a hype song without the hype, without the punchlines, and without the hard rhymes. Remix fixes all that, and Yela comes straight this time.
siddx said:You are incorrect.
BTW Y'all should check out that Finally Original tape peter's been hyping up.Macca007 said:Still don't give a fuck.
I checked that out, it's really nice. Not that the production on FF was bad, it's great, it's just awesome to have something different. I find myself flicking back and forward between the two if I feel like listening to some Big Sean.enzo_gt said:BTW Y'all should check out that Finally Original tape peter's been hyping up.
Fix your faces.
Tape has so many different sounds, every remix is radically different. From that Primetime-like A$$ remix, to a mellower, soulful version of Marvin Gaye and Chardonnay. Shit is cray.
CaptYamato said:I think this is the first time I have ever agreed with Enzo.
enzo_gt said:^ Oh shit.
enzo_gt said:
CaptYamato said:I think this is the first time I have ever agreed with Enzo.
Complex Shadow said:I really wouldn't rank wale that highly. He's mostly avg. Although I haven't given the album the attention it deserves mainly because so far wales best work has been on his mixtapes. Also big sean isn't really that good, I dunno who thinks you'd be trolling.
Diplo is producing a track for Yelas album, hopefully he kills it there.Discotheque said:Diplo should be doing better production, his peak was around 2004-2007ish and his last great beats were on major lazer.
Slight Work sounds more like Afrojack did it to me. He needs to give these muthafuckas another bucky done gun or clash sample here.
EschatonDX said:i liked the OG hard white better
Me too. If anything TI shouldn't have been on it. Not with Slaughterhouse too. Just too many voices. Also, Yela came 10x harder on the original, it fit the beat a lot better.EschatonDX said:i liked the OG hard white better
enzo_gt said:Fuck all that Wale noise.
Hard White (Remix) - Yelawolf ft. T.I. & Slaughterhouse
T.I. and Slaughterhouse made this song salvageable. Not even sure why they released the original, Yelawolf actually puts in effort to make a verse this time around. This shit goes hard (white).
EDIT: Joell's verse.. jesus christ. Damage dealt on the scale of those Flex bombs going off. Joey's verse is my next favourite, then Yela.
I can usually pick Joell out, but yea, the rest can tend to meld together. That's one thing I love about the Wu, 9 (8 nowEschatonDX said:shady 2.0/slaughterhouse just doesn't understand that as a collective you dont need to throw you and every ***** you know on every single track you make. Pick and choose your spots dudes, cause literally i can't tell any of these guys apart sometimes. Except for Royce
TBH they're all unique in their individual styles of rapping.. I have absolutely zero difficulty distinguishing their voices and their verses. Have no idea how anyone could confuse them really.Discotheque said:I know what you mean but Joe Budden has a distinctive voice from the rest of the crew and Crooked I just goes harder than the rest, but yeah you're right. If their album is just all stuff like this then fuck that.
MorisUkunRasik said:Slaughterhouse are just verse artists, 4 full verses on every song gets repetitive and tiring.
Someone needs to direct them, ok Budden or whoever your verse doesn't really fit, it's gone.
This track is more suited for just two dudes, everyone record a verse and the best two stay.
Maybe throw in a track where its just one of them.
then again their subject matter doesn't go much further than "I'm the best rapper, these guys are great too, you on the other hand aren't so great."
Even cry baby Budden falls into that theme when he's with SH.
That was how 36 Chambers worked didn't it? Everyone was trying to get the best verse and make it on to the track. Seemed to work for them...MorisUkunRasik said:This track is more suited for just two dudes, everyone record a verse and the best two stay.