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Peezy_Jenkins;8483427 said:i dont have a narrative, im just not gonna over hype shit.
no diss but ur response is almost laughable. what are these pieces that had to come together, being mentored by dre? gkmc is a nice album in 2012, but i wouldnt say define that year. accepted praised and promoted by rap greats? oh u mean just like every other rapper mentioned in this thread? universal acclaim, we've been thru that one.. getting an apology from macklemore is impact now? lmao... widely anticipated, just like albums from every other rappers mentioned in here(drake and cole especially).... ONE song sung at a protest, that isnt even on the album with such an impact...ok i guess... kendrick did reinvigorate the west, but boosting dre and straight outta compton, HA!!!!!! and u say my thoughts are anecdotal...
im not ignoring the climate of anything, as a forecaster fans like your self are just reporting shit that aint happening...
hey if u think gkmc is classic cool(that should really be the main factor anyway) but its time for yall to chill with the over hype, its disgusting. they played a song from the recession when we got a black president and niggas dont say shit as crazy...if in came i here and said "krit changed the worlds view on tellin stories about cars forever! his songs played from caprices pulling up to the protest!!" would that be "game shifting impact"?
imo its just a good album and it isnt killing any of his peers best albums(except prolly cole's). he didnt necessarily influence a song style or way of rapping, he hasnt received acclaim that is so far and ahead of his peers
IceBergTaylor;8483549 said:Whoa kendrick didn't resurrect Dre or the West. SOC wouldn't have had the success it did without Kendrick?!?
See this is the shit I'm talkin about when I say dude is hypebeast. He did all that?????
Peezy_Jenkins;8483076 said:Turfaholic;8482887 said:3 years later and K.R.I.T. still irrelevant.
u been sayin a lotta dumb ass shit lately fam. irrelevant is first week sales like troy ass or dj khaled. niggas on here love lupe and wouldnt dare call him irrelevant and krit out doin him in the mid 2010's. just sayin
ericb4prez;8484068 said:Did this nigga jus say he let the Source tell him what good music was?
BDBIID;8484319 said:Source as the standard again would open a Conundrum of its own.
Back in the day the heads involved in deeming what was a classic were OF THAT generation. They were of the same generation the artists were pretty much. The music resonated on a personal level. The tastemakers.
If the Source was still the standard they'd have a bunch of the oldheads who have no personal connection to the music of the generation. Nostalgia would cloud, So shit would get skewed.
Don't want to make it personal but my pops for instance was heavily connected to the Rakim, Kane, LL era. A young adult then so by the time it's became the 90's era he was an oldhead. 90 cats to him as a whole is just aight the way S2J and others marginalize the cats now. Like he'll give props to a guy here and there but they not really nice per se.
At the end of the day some of you niggas just won't get it. It is what it is. You'll just have to howl at the moon.
S2J;8484221 said:ericb4prez;8484068 said:Did this nigga jus say he let the Source tell him what good music was?
The Source didnt tell me shit nigga.
Rather, the Source echoed the streets which, before this fuckery we have now, is what mattered
Like i said before in another thread. ..Any nigga who discredits the Source in its prime is a culture vulture, youngin, or was a lame back them
PERIOD
The Source was an accurate representation of consensus, which when dealing with something as subjective as music that's the best you could ask for.
If the Source was around---or if we still had a hold on our shit--- niggas couldn't get away with calling Yeezus classic. Or FHD bein classic...or Project Pat having a CLASSIC ..if you dont know that i dont recognize you
AggyAF;8484404 said:S2J;8484221 said:ericb4prez;8484068 said:Did this nigga jus say he let the Source tell him what good music was?
The Source didnt tell me shit nigga.
Rather, the Source echoed the streets which, before this fuckery we have now, is what mattered
Like i said before in another thread. ..Any nigga who discredits the Source in its prime is a culture vulture, youngin, or was a lame back them
PERIOD
The Source was an accurate representation of consensus, which when dealing with something as subjective as music that's the best you could ask for.
If the Source was around---or if we still had a hold on our shit--- niggas couldn't get away with calling Yeezus classic. Or FHD bein classic...or Project Pat having a CLASSIC ..if you dont know that i dont recognize you
ya niggas was bumping Lil Kim like that huh
Like i said before in another thread. ..Any nigga who discredits the Source in its prime is a culture vulture, youngin, or was a lame back then
_Goldie_;8483590 said:Peezy in here buggin lol. When GKMC dropped damn near everybody was calling it an instant classic, to the point in every interview he had to keep saying "give it time" and he felt it was too early for everybody to be calling it a classic.
(Nope);8483618 said:Peezy_Jenkins;8483427 said:i dont have a narrative, im just not gonna over hype shit.
no diss but ur response is almost laughable. what are these pieces that had to come together, being mentored by dre? gkmc is a nice album in 2012, but i wouldnt say define that year. accepted praised and promoted by rap greats? oh u mean just like every other rapper mentioned in this thread? universal acclaim, we've been thru that one.. getting an apology from macklemore is impact now? lmao... widely anticipated, just like albums from every other rappers mentioned in here(drake and cole especially).... ONE song sung at a protest, that isnt even on the album with such an impact...ok i guess... kendrick did reinvigorate the west, but boosting dre and straight outta compton, HA!!!!!! and u say my thoughts are anecdotal...
im not ignoring the climate of anything, as a forecaster fans like your self are just reporting shit that aint happening...
hey if u think gkmc is classic cool(that should really be the main factor anyway) but its time for yall to chill with the over hype, its disgusting. they played a song from the recession when we got a black president and niggas dont say shit as crazy...if in came i here and said "krit changed the worlds view on tellin stories about cars forever! his songs played from caprices pulling up to the protest!!" would that be "game shifting impact"?
imo its just a good album and it isnt killing any of his peers best albums(except prolly cole's). he didnt necessarily influence a song style or way of rapping, he hasnt received acclaim that is so far and ahead of his peers
You can make false equivalency's in relation to Jeezy or Krit, but that shit doesn't hold weight. Moreover, if you were going to talk classics and impact you could have just brought up Jeezy's first joint and all the Snowman shit that accompanied it. I'm from the East and the streets were crazy when that shit dropped. That shit was impactful. Kendrick had that same impact and everything he's done since--including the Control verse which was some real mediocre shit--has changed the climate of hip hop. Cole basically had an omage to Kendrick on his album. I don't know how old you are, but never in my life have I seen a rapper apologize to another rapper for receiving a grammy. I don't care who the fuck he is. But again, you need shit to fit your narrative of "they are just great albums and Kendrick's shit is "overhyped."" Well, he has lived up to every bit of the hype, so the shit is deserved. Does he have the machine behind him? Maybe, but he's not making music that the machine is apt to push. He isn't Drake. If you think he's "overhyped" so be it, I don't need to change your opinion. I threw some wild examples at you because there is a correlate there, but I did that shit respectfully. If you want to discuss the shit cool. But any argument that starts with "your opinion is laughable" followed by some more logical fallacys I'm not going for. And you feeling the way you do about Kendrick is anecdotal because he has achieved far more than you are giving him credit for (and likely less than I did in my last posting.)
Turfaholic;8483792 said:Peezy_Jenkins;8483076 said:Turfaholic;8482887 said:3 years later and K.R.I.T. still irrelevant.
u been sayin a lotta dumb ass shit lately fam. irrelevant is first week sales like troy ass or dj khaled. niggas on here love lupe and wouldnt dare call him irrelevant and krit out doin him in the mid 2010's. just sayin
Bruh if KRIT wasn't from your neck of the woods you wouldn't cape as hard for him. Let's just keep this shit a hunnet. And to keep it a hunnet I've haven't seen Lupe get shine outside of the internet since his song with Trey Songz. That nigga irrelevant to the average listener as well. Nobody in the barber shops talking about Lupe or KRIT. Nobody DJing the club bumping KRIT or Lupe. Its just a select few of yall riding and bumping that. And this is a point where sells can come into play and back up this statement.
(Nope);8483642 said:Also, Krit let me down. He murders features, but his albums are an acquired taste and I hate to agree with S2J, but the appeal is mostly regional. Doing shows overseas is the move if your job title is rapper, but they eat shit up outside of the states. That shit is like ball players who are good going overseas to play because they just aren't good enough to be great in the NBA.
BDBIID;8484319 said:Source as the standard again would open a Conundrum of its own.
Back in the day the heads involved in deeming what was a classic were OF THAT generation. They were of the same generation the artists were pretty much. The music resonated on a personal level. The tastemakers.
If the Source was still the standard they'd have a bunch of the oldheads who have no personal connection to the music of the generation. Nostalgia would cloud, So shit would get skewed.
Don't want to make it personal but my pops for instance was heavily connected to the Rakim, Kane, LL era. A young adult then so by the time it's became the 90's era he was an oldhead. 90 cats to him as a whole is just aight the way S2J and others marginalize the cats now. Like he'll give props to a guy here and there but they not really nice per se.
At the end of the day some of you niggas just won't get it. It is what it is. You'll just have to howl at the moon.
Sion;8484167 said:With KRIT I feel that his production carries him more than anything cuz his lyricism aint all that. Give 6 or 7 years for a new wave and rap and someone will fill his void. KRIT will forever be on the underground. Doesn't mean he can't still be a legend tho.
I dont think Kendrick is overhyped at all, GKMC is a classic and whether yall like it or not TPAB is too. Those are 2 extremely strong pieces of work that neither KRIT, Cole, Wale, Drake or Flacko have (peep the reviews and ratings online too). It's similar to Illmatic & IWW to the NEW younger generation of fans. Kendrick not scared to toe the line between being a conscious MC, commercial and being real af which is very rare nowadays. He doesn't put it on twitter he puts it in music. On top of that he's won 2 grammies (to Drake's one). With all that going for him he's self made and HASN'T even used his Dr.Dre or Black Hippy cheat code yet so imagine when he does. It's what he's done and the potential he has that makes him so revered.
Drake you could argue is overrated but Kendrick Lamar ? Iuno if that's the Reason finally turning on him or niggas feeling like they favourites should be above him....