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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmVGjhw2iVg
I forgot Del for some reason. He was just featured on a Figure track which I mess with hard right now.
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here's a list of rappers that are some of my favourite that are as good if not better than eminem
aesop rock atmosphere orphans of crush k-OS Ill Bill Slaine Eyedea Elevated Ruffians E-Roc Phi Life Cypher Illogic Andre 3000 One-2 tonedeff Sage Francis Brother Ali Common Mos Def De La Soul Gang Starr Hieroglyphics Nas Necros blueprint Tech N9ne Immortal Technique Busta Rhymes Hopsin Cleen MF DOOM clipping
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i like how clipping's beats are pretty polarizing (you either hate them or love them), but his flow is pretty accepted by everyone that listens to him
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also apparently childish gambino produced this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5eT6TaEtPI tried listening to childish gambino's version, can't listen to more than 30 seconds
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how about meek mill? i like a few of his songs. most recently i found out about Dreams and Nightmares (something i guess i looked over, asher showed me it), and damn it's soooo good
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Nappy Roots
country rap, listen to album Watermelon, Chicken & Gritz
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Speaking of country rap
Gangsta grass
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Gregorian Rap
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rip lil b
also who else actually liked wolf he got a lot more monotone since he came back from samoa but damn if whoa doesn't have some clever shit in it
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been listening to this on repeat
on a side note, I finally found a way to articulate what I don't like about Aesop Rock: his diction and rhyme structure are really good, but he has very little synergy between the beats and his lyrics most of the time unless it's a collab on someone else's album. the beats and his lyrics are essentially independent of each other, or there might as well not even be a beat. it strikes me as the equivalent of comedy where the only thing happening is the comedian standing at the microphone telling jokes in a monotone voice, a la Mitch Hedberg or Anthony Jeselnik. and even in that case, the monotone voice usually adds to the comedy; in rap, where the voice lends to the energy of the track, it bugs me when rappers don't emphasize tone and delivery -- the major difference between Eminem and Jay-Z, from my perspective. I think few people articulate this because wordplay is explicit, and it's a level of complexity easier to express in terms of a system, which when taken to a great extent will hit the listener over the head with its complexity, forcing an "I like it / I don't like it" choice. it's not like tone and delivery, which are readily understandable on visceral terms. good delivery is more akin to good graphic design; it works with a gut response in the listener/viewer, and is difficult to analyze in overt terms. |
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yeah but doris will be album of the year no doubt -- not much competition with kanye's garbage and jay-z's mediocre stuff. mac miller did well with his new album and j cole stuck to his roots
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lurker I try to stay based but sometimes I just fall off the track
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speaking of lil b i decided to check back up on him
i lost interest in him after pink flame came out this is what he's doing now my fucking ears
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lil b is untouchable.
The Cool Kids don't make my favorite rap music. I wouldn't try to make an argument for them being "the greatest of all time" or whatever. I doubt they have anything like that in mind, though, which is pretty dope. |
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Johnny Polygon, he's a very unique rapper. he's completely fan-funded as well. no labels no nothin
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ive never been apart of anti-OF crew but i juts think earl needs to leave Of, needs some more lively, idiosyncratic shit to rap over
like i thought his track with flylo was awesome but idk if hes really brought out his best over tyler shit |
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lil wayne can rap really fuckin good, but he can also suck really bad i dunno what it is
we outchea - ace hood feat. lil wayne example of how lil wayne can be awesome. ace hood's good too |
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