The best way to put it is every Slaughterhouse song sounds like a Cypher rather than a Song
They have the exact same weakness as Nas which is performing and writing hooks, beat selection, making club songs, making hits and making bangers
Even though both Slaughterhouse and Nas are as technically sound and lyrical and complex as u can get these are major weakness they have
I remember seeing a post by @Stew in 2012 where he said 'the album is worth coppin for the flows' i laughed when i read that post because their album flopped badly lol. Firstly their Flows are very forced and awkward in the first place. Secondly their is more to a song than just Flow. Hooks, Production, Substance, Emotion, Delivery, Melody etc are all equally important and essential factors in good songs
Rappers that just live of Flow like Jay Z are the most 1 dimensional and limited ever
They have the exact same weakness as Nas which is performing and writing hooks, beat selection, making club songs, making hits and making bangers
Even though both Slaughterhouse and Nas are as technically sound and lyrical and complex as u can get these are major weakness they have
I remember seeing a post by @Stew in 2012 where he said 'the album is worth coppin for the flows' i laughed when i read that post because their album flopped badly lol. Firstly their Flows are very forced and awkward in the first place. Secondly their is more to a song than just Flow. Hooks, Production, Substance, Emotion, Delivery, Melody etc are all equally important and essential factors in good songs
Rappers that just live of Flow like Jay Z are the most 1 dimensional and limited ever
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_Goldie_;8258466 said:GunTown;8258452 said:
Picturing bitches twerking to "the real slim shady" got a nigga in tears b lmaooo Thanks Shady, I needed that laugh lol
It reached number 2 on the chart in America and number 1 in the chart in the U.K.
The Real Slim Shady is a bigger hit than any Nas song this is a fact. Also a bigger hit than 99% of rappers songs as most rappers don't have songs that have reached number 2 on the chart
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the real slim shady would be a banger if that shit was played at a circus......
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This guy def listens to eminem in the club, and is totally not a virgin
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GunTown;8258133 said:
Micro phone, Lyrical Murderer, Hammer Dance all sounded like good beats to me. Saying they cant make hits in this day and age aint really a diss because have you turned on the radio lately and heard the "Hit songs"? The hits now a days are guys whining to bitches, not fucking coherent with their flow, guys like Future, guys like Meek Mill (before thus week anyway), and other fuckin trash ass guys who got the type if beats that sound all weird and trance like shit. Thank God Slaughter House aint out here "making hits"
All those mcees you named in the first list are well respected lyricist that give the rap game a breath of fresh air when it comes to raw uncut lyrical shit that made rap fans rap fans in the first place. When niggas bought albums once apon a time they radio shit with the carefully crafted hooks and emo filled subject matter was the songs you skipped when you got the CD home. Why? Because you can always hear that outta touch with the streets stuff on the radio that the white man made them come out with. There are legions of rap fans contrary to what you might think that wanna know if they favorite mcee can rap rap, can do a DJ Premier beat justice, got good wordplay. Hip hop aint just been built on this punk shit everybody settles for now.
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just.might.b.ok;8259779 said:
Why you hating on opie?
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The fact u like emo which is short for and means emotional rappers like 2pac, Jay Electronica makes u and your post hypocritical
U just like the gritty, hardcore, rough and rugged type straight up rappin type of emotion/substance that 2pac, Scarface, Jay Electronica, Joe Budden, Nas etc provide who all just do nothin but spit bars
Where as most people the masses prefer the catchy, melodic, musical, artistic type of emotion/substance that Eminem, B.o.B, Kid Cudi, Z-Ro, Devin The Dude, Bone Thugs etc provide
It comes down to a matter of which style 1 prefers but just because u don't like the style of emotion/substance that most people like doesn't excuse u for being a hypocrite and disrespecting emotion in music just because it doesn't suit your taste
2pac was a rapper that's all he did
While i like Artists
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The real people in the real mean streets really seem to enjoy eminem's music, i mean this guy has guns and shit all over his video.
How does it feeling being a fan of a group that constantly flops and has very few fans
That only nerds listen to
No females listen to
That no 1 would ever be caught dead bumping in public
@JustMightBOk u like robotic rappity rappers like Slaughterhouse, Nas, Canibus, Jay Z, Jay Electronica, Wu Tang. Good for u to each is own
That only nerds listen to
No females listen to
That no 1 would ever be caught dead bumping in public
@JustMightBOk u like robotic rappity rappers like Slaughterhouse, Nas, Canibus, Jay Z, Jay Electronica, Wu Tang. Good for u to each is own
For me Hip-Hop Songs are about Emotion, Song-Writing, Substance, Melody, Harmony, Message, Hooks, Good Lyrics with meaning, Flow, Good Production, Uplifting, Catchyness. All equally as important as each other to me
To others like @Jek, @JustMightBOk, @Usmarin @LabBaby @NuJerz etc Hip-Hop songs are about Word Play, Punchlines, Double Entendres, Metaphors, Similie's, Rhyme Patterns, Complexity, Freestyling
Let's as adults just agree different strokes for different folks
To others like @Jek, @JustMightBOk, @Usmarin @LabBaby @NuJerz etc Hip-Hop songs are about Word Play, Punchlines, Double Entendres, Metaphors, Similie's, Rhyme Patterns, Complexity, Freestyling
Let's as adults just agree different strokes for different folks