kamspy said:Gucci Gucci! Salute!
BME is soft as vanilla ice cream in the sun.
This is true but compare something like Stan to screamy Em talking about the same shit. It's different sounding based on the delivery alone, despite the same kind of content.ReconYoda said:Oh i know, but em isnt a stranger to introspective rhymes. Its just Royce gets so much shit about talking about his dick or gun, and when he doesnt, someone calls him out on it. I just hate calling out someone as soft, when i think its such a bullshit label for music. Saying he was out of his range makes more sense to me.
enzo_gt said:This is true but compare something like Stan to screamy Em talking about the same shit. It's different sounding based on the delivery alone, despite the same kind of content.
Royce said though that on the Slaughterhouse album on shady, he's going to do more introspective stuff because they're doing more of those kinds of songs (which they can now because of no more time restrictions). So we'll see if he can hone his craft a bit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PZic05K21kTRACKLIST:
01. DJ Premier Intro
02. Im The King
03. Another Level (Feat. Sean Price & Ghetto)
04. This Hip Hop (Feat. Sheek Louch & Joell Ortiz)
05. Face Off (Feat. Reks)
06. Crazy (Feat. M.O.P.)
07. 82-92 (Feat. Mac Miller)
08. Say It (Remix) (Feat. Joell Ortiz, Bun B, Saigon & Freeway)
09. Come Around (Remix) (Feat. Talib Kweli & Royce Da 59″
10. ST. Salute (Feat. Ea$y Money & H Blanco)
11. Race Against Time (Feat. Bun B & Josh Xantus)
12. You Take Her (Feat. Freeway & Havoc)
13. Stick Up (Remix) (Feat. Masspike Miles, Sheek Louch & Quest Tha Youngn)
14. Soundoff (Feat. Oh No & Ea$y Money)
15. Ayy (Feat. Joell Ortiz)
16. Duffle Bag Brothers (Feat. Checkmark)
17. RockSTarr (featuring Kali)
18. Keys To The City (Feat. Ea$y Money & Lou Armstrong)
19. Serious Rappin (Feat. Inspectah Deck & Planet Asia)
20. Jealosy & Envy (Feat. Slaine)
21. Fallin (Feat. Freddie Gibbs)
22. Cant Stop My Shine (Feat. Krumbsnatcha)
I laughed at this, Royce is self aware haha. Also I was listening to Above the Law thinking "holy shit, Em is screaming his face off, he needs to chill the fuck out." What does he do? He ends his verse with "I'd holler at this ho, but now my throat is sore." hahaha it's like they know what we don't like but they do it anywayReconYoda said:Lmao @Royce joking about always talking about his Big Dick, its like he reads gaf. " Did i almost go four bars without talking about my big dick"...lol.
A track with Deck and Asia?ShinobiFist said:Termanology - Cameo King II (2011)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PZic05K21k
Not a fan of him at all, never liked his stuff. But this album is tight, just look at the cameos, Jesus! It looks like a Fat Joe album.
ReconYoda said:LMAO, you are an expert troll.
kamspy said:The irony is that the Kreayshawn song is about not wearing designer labels. Right over old coldvein's head. Proof that backpack rap rots your brain.
Real impressions of BME aren't much better than my troll impressions. It's exactly like I said before it released. I'd already heard all the songs without even having to listen. The lyrics are on point, and marshall has a couple standout bars. I just can't stand Royce. One of the bigger douche bags in rap. Come to think of it, he may be Rap Douche Bag #1.
This is coming from a guy who bought his first two solo CDs day 1 with great fury. I wasn't always a Royce hater. He turned me into one.
ReconYoda said:I think its funny you gave it that much of a listen. Kreayshawn and V-Nasty annoying and talentless, but i guess if Flocka and lil B get fans, they can too.
kamspy said:Anyone ever heard of these guys?
Dayton Family - What's on My Mind
Dayton Family - Goin' Through a Thang
Dayton Family - Flint Town
This might be a little too real for GAF tho.....
kamspy said:The irony is that the Kreayshawn song is about not wearing designer labels. Right over old coldvein's head. Proof that backpack rap rots your brain.
Real impressions of BME aren't much better than my troll impressions. It's exactly like I said before it released. I'd already heard all the songs without even having to listen. The lyrics are on point, and marshall has a couple standout bars. I just can't stand Royce. One of the bigger douche bags in rap. Come to think of it, he may be Rap Douche Bag #1.
This is coming from a guy who bought his first two solo CDs day 1 with great fury. I wasn't always a Royce hater. He turned me into one.
dskillzhtown said:He would have to f up pretty bad to screw up the pass I give him for his songs on the GTA3 soundtrack.
dskillzhtown said:That's nice. I have friends who are buying new cars every 3 months, touring the world by rapping about what they have and what you don't. Doesn't make my opinion any less or more valid than yours.
Rap and hip-hop is made up of a shitload of flavors. One day fans of those flavors are going to stop hating on each other and realize it's music. This thread is sooooo much better when people are shitting on each other's opinions. It is one thing to say, "I like this, don't like this" but when you go on a campaign against a style, then it becomes lame as hell. Calling a style of rap "Anti-Hip Hop" is a fucking joke too.
I guess you were hating on Run DMC when they did 'My Adidas' too, huh?
kamspy said:The irony is that the Kreayshawn song is about not wearing designer labels. Right over old coldvein's head. Proof that backpack rap rots your brain.
Real impressions of BME aren't much better than my troll impressions. It's exactly like I said before it released. I'd already heard all the songs without even having to listen. The lyrics are on point, and marshall has a couple standout bars. I just can't stand Royce. One of the bigger douche bags in rap. Come to think of it, he may be Rap Douche Bag #1.
This is coming from a guy who bought his first two solo CDs day 1 with great fury. I wasn't always a Royce hater. He turned me into one.
Which "one" is that? Who are your favorite artists?coldvein said:as i've tried to say, and as you pointed out specifically, rap has alot of flavors. i like them all, but only one really resonates with me.
soundahfekz said:NSFW:
Stretch Money (Source Unsigned Hype) Feat. MAE "The Convo" Prod. By Soundahfekz
Always appreciate thoughts, comments, etc.
Kimosabae said:I think Vein just wants to hold the culture to what he feels is a higher standard. No doubt, materialism has been intrinsic to hip hop since the beginning, but that doesn't mean it can't be seen as a blemish on the culture. I see the unsolicited corporate pandering in a lower-class movement as askew, also. It's really just about lower-class people expressing excitement about their capacity to move up the class-ladder, which, depending on your perspective, can be seen as reasonable, pathetic or reasonably pathetic.
ShinobiFist said:Termanology - Cameo King II (2011)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PZic05K21k
Not a fan of him at all, never liked his stuff. But this album is tight, just look at the cameos, Jesus! It looks like a Fat Joe album.
dskillzhtown said:Did you like his last mixtape?
ReconYoda said:" Did i almost go four bars without talking about my big dick"...lol.
IrishNinja said:i say if it gets dudes to talk about more than their junk, or tired coke game raps, etc, it could be good.
if it just makes them more sensitive/whiny/faux-conscious like ye gets with some of his tracks, it's bad (for me).
lol what ye tracks are you referring to?IrishNinja said:if it just makes them more sensitive/whiny/faux-conscious like ye gets with some of his tracks, it's bad (for me).
I would doubt it. But I think we can agree Birdman is horrible. I've never met anyone who is an admitted Birdman fan.enzo_gt said:Got me to thinking, is there one artist that all of GAF-Hop actually agrees on and likes? I would say J. Cole, but I'm not even sure of that.
GrapeApes said:I would doubt it. But I think we can agree Birdman is horrible. I've never met anyone who is an admitted Birdman fan.
K.Jack said:Which "one" is that? Who are your favorite artists?
enzo_gt said:Listened to that House of Balloons, it's pretty good. Since I don't prefer more of the smangin' kind of songs (or R&B that much as a whole) anyways, Frank Ocean's LP was much more enjoyable because it was less laid back. Still very good.
Got me to thinking, is there one artist that all of GAF-Hop actually agrees on and likes? I would say J. Cole, but I'm not even sure of that.
siddx said:The V-nasty/Kreayshawn thing is just idiocy. Gucci Gucci is a decently catchy song with a great beat and worthless lyrics, but everything else these two put out has been complete garbage. HHgaf just likes to be weird as fuck sometimes and jump on selfmade bandwagons, even if those bandwagons are covered in horseshit and on fire.
HiResDes said:Doc's Da Name 2000...I had that shit when it first dropped and I blasted it everywhere around my catholic elementary school in this little boombox I had right after the final bell rang.
Oh there are plenty that we could name that everyone hates (Plies, Soulja Boy, etc.), but I'm wondering if there is someone that everyone unanimously agrees is good, and there isn't that one person who is too hip for them. We've got Jay haters, Em haters, Ye haters, Nas haters, fuck I think I've even read someone spill some nonsense about Pac once in this thread or another.GrapeApes said:I would doubt it. But I think we can agree Birdman is horrible. I've never met anyone who is an admitted Birdman fan.
ReconYoda said:FUck 2Pack