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"LANCE CAM " at the ESPYS -Hilarious

MichaelNewtonII

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I went through a rap face phases when I was 15-16.

I eventually stopped listening because outside of Jay Z most of the instrumentals sucked.

I get tired of hearing rappers degrading women in every song, if you're going to talk like a "gangster" at least put it to a good beat.

There's some good ass producers out there right now, like with untalented artists such as chief keef for example, the beats are all that's good in his music
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The artists I listen vary from time to time but consistently ive always listened to Drake since comeback season and Drake has been my favorite ever since his so far gone mixtape

1. Drake

2. Lil Wayne (he's fallen off lately but has some good old material)

3. Chance the Rapper (mainly acid rap)

4. Kendrick Lamar

5. Wale

6. J Cole

7. Migos (good to get turnt up)

8. Childish Gambino

9. Kevin Gates

10. Rich Homie Quan

That's it may not be exact order but for sure Drake is #1. And I listen to a LOT of mixtapes so I like a lot of different people's material but with mixtapes you get those guys who have 1 or 2 good songs and you don't like any of their other songs.

Migos - Fight Night (No Label 2): http://youtu.be/JRMsbjABHRM

Childish Gambino-Freaks and Geeks w/lyrics: http://youtu.be/feQuv1VWCv0

Kevin Gates - Satellites (Official Music Video): http://youtu.be/aE4UNGlu-Ak

Rich Homie Quan - Type Of Way (Lyrics) + Free mp3…: http://youtu.be/IfyHDkqBHg0

I'm sure you guys would love Migos and Rich Homie Quan lolz

 

i seriously just listened to all of those tracks you linked.. i feel bad for you and the rest of the 'youth' that thinks that that is real hiphop. you do realize you are programming yourself with negative, fake poo that those guys have never done, don't you? it all sounds like Lil Wayne, T-Pain and Drake had an orgy and popped out like 1,000 seeds that have taken their style to the next level of absurd..

 

you are right that hiphop is the biggest genre of music in the youth right now.. rock n roll has taken a backseat.. but im fearful of where hiphop and our youth is goin..

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i seriously just listened to all of those tracks you linked.. i feel bad for you and the rest of the 'youth' that thinks that that is real hiphop. you do realize you are programming yourself with negative, fake poo that those guys have never done, don't you? it all sounds like Lil Wayne, T-Pain and Drake had an orgy and popped out like 1,000 seeds that have taken their style to the next level of absurd..

you are right that hiphop is the biggest genre of music in the youth right now.. rock n roll has taken a backseat.. but im fearful of where hiphop and our youth is goin..

You really listened to every single one? Be honest
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i seriously just listened to all of those tracks you linked.. i feel bad for you and the rest of the 'youth' that thinks that that is real hiphop.

you are right that hiphop is the biggest genre of music in the youth right now.. rock n roll has taken a backseat.. but im fearful of where hiphop and our youth is goin..

This and this.

When it comes to rap/hip hop, the 90's and even late 80's had the best stuff. Plus, they actually rapped about stuff other then "pussy, money, and weed".

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