Just like we don't know if we'll be bumpin it in 10 years, you have no clue how it'll be perceived in a decade.classics stand the test of time. if it aint being mentioned 10 years from now. it aint a classic.
GKMC ain't a classic yet, but you have folks stay trying to make it seem like one.
That's the problem. You know it's a classic, but you want to wait an arbitrary amount of time because OMG WHAT IF I'M WRONG. Stop worrying about that shit and learn to recognize a spade when your eyes see it, not when enough people say it's a spade so you don't get caught calling it a rake.
That's the problem. You know it's a classic, but you want to wait an arbitrary amount of time because OMG WHAT IF I'M WRONG. Stop worrying about that shit and learn to recognize a spade when your eyes see it, not when enough people say it's a spade so you don't get caught calling it a rake.
I concur. Classics don't have to change the game Tguy, but people do seem to be taking notes on how well structured GKMC is.
It's not one though. It's just a great album. Nothing about it screams classic. Ain't no one in the game changing their ways because they heard GKMC besides Schoolboy Q
i'm not even sure what kind of influence can be drawn from an album like GKMC. I put it in line w/ MBDTF.
it's classic. everybody knows it. and i really don't want artists to be influenced by the sound as much as the effort, vision and commitment it takes to make a masterpiece like that.
None, that's why it doesn't need to have the word classic on it. Because yall think it's really great yall think it should be called a classic?
XXX is certainly my favorite album in the past 5 years but I seee no need to call it a classic
Listening now. Really enjoyed the snippet on KRIT, but damn, no idea why he threw the snippet onto the tape. Didn't need it. Should've saved it for his album.
Listening now. Really enjoyed the snippet on KRIT, but damn, no idea why he threw the snippet onto the tape. Didn't need it. Should've saved it for his album.
Your steam name has been cracking me up every time it pops up with a notification. Fucking Toku.
I'd also note that "classics" don't have much to do with sales. An album can transform the genre without being a major success. Kool G Rap's career is a testament of that. Your favorite 90s rapper almost certainly was influenced by his albums, even though none of them were big hits. Live and Let Die is still the blueprint for a lot of shit today.
Now here's where imma go into tinfoil territory: I think Beneath The Heavens is a clear classic brehs. When you listen to that album you hear Drake, Cole, Kendrick, all that new wave of introspective shit.
Nah, people just don't like listening to something unless they can attach the word classic on it. Just enjoy your music brehs, don't have ot be a classic to do that.
Yeah, Trap Lord really got people calling it classic. You're right.
lol.
Nah, people just don't like listening to something unless they can attach the word classic on it. Just enjoy your music brehs, don't have ot be a classic to do that.
KRIT really gone release an album this year? RIP
Then Hip-hop hasn't had a classic yetI feel like you should be able to listen to the whole album without skipping to be truely classic
I think we can all agree that KRIT ain't ever going to release a classic. Commercial or otherwise.
He got classic mixtapes though
Then Hip-hop hasn't had a classic yet
Nor has most veins of music since the 8-track
http://www.kanyetothe.com/forum/index.php?topic=525723.36
There's always someone. Probably Domino's KTT account
Using KTT trolls is like like pulling YouTube comments to prove a point.
Nah.
Yep. A complete fuck up. Why release it now? Is it album promo or something? Why wasn't the whole track on K.R.I.T? If it's album promo, then that shits gotta be soon, which is just suicide.4 months later...
smh KRIT.
We'll continue this discussion 30 years from now bro.
Poor Run DMC. Never put out a classic because 16 years never heard of them.
Also, I'll be old and probably hate rap then or some shit.
16 year olds did hear of Run DMC though. Back when they came out. Also, I've heard a bus filled with kids literally rap an entire Run DMC song believe it or not.
That's the point of me saying 30 years
Right. And if you ask a 16 year old today to drop a single Kane line, they'd look at you like you were retarded. Old school rap to them is MAYBE, MAYBE Pac and Biggie. But yeah, I work with HS kids a lot. They think College Dropout and GRODT were "back in the day" classics.
If your metric for classic means that it has to be rapped in full by errybody in proximity(and that song was Walk This Way, stop playing) there there have been...zero classic albums and maybe 5-10 classic songs.
I can recite a goat chorus though:
It's Tricky to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme that's right on time, it's Tricky.