We have different taste in music, no harm in that.I been listening to him this morning... he's not bad! I can dig it
I think he super talented and he raps and sings.... try these 3 outWe have different taste in music, no harm in that.
First song pretty dope. Tame Impala influenced no doubt.I think he super talented and he raps and sings.... try these 3 out
Sings in first one and raps in 2nd and 3rd....2nd is funny 3rd is fire IMO.
He has some ok songs. I wish guys like him would just cut the bullshit and go straight to the actual problem in black America rather than skirt around it and blame everyone else. That may actually make a difference.
He has some ok songs. I wish guys like him would just cut the bullshit and go straight to the actual problem in black America rather than skirt around it and blame everyone else. That may actually make a difference.
Terrible song
Every time I hear the new hip hop music I’m glad I stopped listening to any rap artist post 1995.
Now I’ll get back to that
View: https://youtu.be/10peg2YkJ7M
it is called the triplet flow and it is pretty terrible it makes every song and artist sound the same it also takes little skill.I can't stand the new rap cadence everyone is using. Even Justin Timberlake had to get a piece.
that's really embarrassing for those rappers who spit like that and claim they are actually skilledit is called the triplet flow and it is pretty terrible it makes every song and artist sound the same it also takes little skill.
I dont think that rapping like that means you have any less skill. I would equate it to different guitar styles, mikeal Åkerfeldt from Opeth plays totally differently than Kirk Hammett from Metallica but they are both talented players in their own right.that's really embarrassing for those rappers who spit like that and claim they are actually skilled
I dont think that rapping like that means you have any less skill. I would equate it to different guitar styles, mikeal Åkerfeldt from Opeth plays totally differently than Kirk Hammett from Metallica but they are both talented players in their own right.
I don’t listen to a lot of rap so the comparison may be off but the logic holds true. A rappers voice, tone, inflection and cadence are their instrument and that relates to another instrument such as guitar. In both caseS the artists play similar music but with different styles and tone.
Come on man, that's not even remotely a fair comparison
it's just one very basic delivery style and a decent emcee might use it on a few specific beats, but to see entire genres spring up out of it is awful.I don’t listen to a lot of rap so the comparison may be off but the logic holds true. A rappers voice, tone, inflection and cadence are their instrument and that relates to another instrument such as guitar. In both caseS the artists play similar music but with different styles and tone.
One could say the same about death metal growls or distorted guitars.it's just one very basic delivery style and a decent emcee might use it on a few specific beats, but to see entire genres spring up out of it is awful.
it actually does take very little skill to create mumble rapI dont think that rapping like that means you have any less skill. I would equate it to different guitar styles, mikeal Åkerfeldt from Opeth plays totally differently than Kirk Hammett from Metallica but they are both talented players in their own right.
I’m not talking about the mumble. I was referring to the triplet style in general and it being used in conjunction with other styles.it actually does take very little skill to create mumble rap
this guys does it in 3 mins.
That dude is awesomeit actually does take very little skill to create mumble rap
this guys does it in 3 mins.
Yo. Hand me some of that in cliffs?
they're both shit and can barely be considered songsLooks like childish gambino may have stolen this song.