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WHATTTTT... are you telling me that those songs are better than Kendricks "Sing About Me/ Dying of Thirst" or "Keishas Song" and "Poor Mans Vice" or J. Cole' "Breakdown"... can't roll with you on that man...
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I never said they weren't better, they just don't stand out to me as much as the other ones do. I don't know Kendrick as well as I know J. Cole, so I may miss some of his songs, but does he rap about Hip hop? I'm not talking about the rap, I'm talking about the culture.
WHATTTTT... are you telling me that those songs are better than Kendricks "Sing About Me/ Dying of Thirst" or "Keishas Song" and "Poor Mans Vice" or J. Cole' "Breakdown"... can't roll with you on that man...
Just do me a favor and go listen to the Section 80 album from start to finish... then go listen to hip hop classic Good Kid Madd City and I think you'll understand where I'm going with this. You should also check out some of BIG Krit' work while your at it too.
I never said they weren't better, they just don't stand out to me as much as the other ones do. I don't know Kendrick as well as I know J. Cole, so I may miss some of his songs, but does he rap about Hip hop? I'm not talking about the rap, I'm talking about the culture.
Macklemore is runnin' mainstream rap though, to keep it a thowww.
There's a difference between Hip Hop and rap.
Grow up please.
I think Mainstream rap is trash. I prefer not to listen to 2Chainz.
They all have different visions of Hip hop. J Cole and Pusha T are NY rappers, Kendrick is a CA rapper. Mackle is a Seattle rapper. I feel like he is contributing more.
Grow up because I think Macklemore is running the mainstream? Huh?
Literally neither one of them is an NY rapperThey all have different visions of Hip hop. J Cole and Pusha T are NY rappers, Kendrick is a CA rapper. Mackle is a Seattle rapper. I feel like he is contributing more.
So you feel like Macklemore is contributing more to hip hop than Kendrick, Pusha T, or J. Cole??
WHATTTTT... are you telling me that those songs are better than Kendricks "Sing About Me/ Dying of Thirst" or "Keishas Song" and "Poor Mans Vice" or J. Cole' "Breakdown"... can't roll with you on that man...
I've listened to Section 80. I'm in the process of listening to GKMC.
Just do me a favor and go listen to the Section 80 album from start to finish... then go listen to hip hop classic Good Kid Madd City and I think you'll understand where I'm going with this. You should also check out some of BIG Krit' work while your at it too.
16."Does he rap about Hip-Hop"
OP how old are you?
I'm gonna guess and say 14 or 15.
You realize how you sound when you say that J Cole isn't an NY rapper?
Literally neither one of them is an NY rapper
Sure, even though that quote wasn't even meant for you...Grow up because I think Macklemore is running the mainstream? Huh?
You realize how you sound when you say that J Cole isn't an NY rapper?
BTW I corrected myself about Pusha T.
You realize how you sound when you say that J Cole isn't an NY rapper?
BTW I corrected myself about Pusha T.
Jermaine Lamarr Cole (born January 28, 1985), better known by his stage name J. Cole, is an American hip hop recording artist, songwriter and record producer from Fayetteville, North Carolina.
J. Cole is from North Carolina.He went to NY for college.
I'm from Houston. I go to Howard so now I'm a DC rapper?
Just because he's from somewhere else doesn't mean he's not a NY rapper. I never said he was from NY..Get off NT and go study for your Geography test kiddo
Good **** man. Is there more?Just gonna throw this out therelol
Just because he's from somewhere else doesn't mean he's not a NY rapper. I never said he was from NY..
Just gonna throw this out there lol
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Good **** man. Is there more?