Apr 18, 2020

You guys want to group buy this? I had the opportunity back in the Fall and I lowballed the s--- out of him with an offer lol. Like 100 or so and he told me h--- no. I didn't bother following up but I've got nothing better to do with quarantine.


Let me know and we'll make it happen. I'm being dead serious too. No bs.

 

May 24, 2015

we hating on pokemon now ??

 

Jul 29, 2019

 

Mar 31, 2017

i didnt even drink coffee this morning, i put on born sinner to get a head start on the day

 

Oct 14, 2016

might be the most r-----ed n----- in the game :whytf:

 

Apr 20, 2017

 

May 26, 2015

So KTTs site names gonna change before their outdated forum interface does

 

May 23, 2015

come square up fuckboys :smug:






















yall aint ready :kobe1:

 

Mar 4, 2016

 

Jun 28, 2015

Iggy killing her outfit at the BET Awards

 

Apr 1, 2017

btw some of u have stupid f---in names

 

Apr 21, 2015

Considering how frequently Young Thug creates different flows/melodies/, I wouldn't call him a lazy writer. His lyrics express his character and at times provide some vivid imagery, and they're utilised in the best way possible even when they're bad, like the examples @JCinator mentioned.

I disagree with the term "lazy" because it actually takes a lot of effort to change the metre and make it sound good, while staying on beat, making nice melodies/harmonies. The writing isn't separated from the music. This only happens in rap, when many people just try to stuff rhymes in their 16's; generally in music, the writing is more dynamic and follows (or is being followed by) the piano melodies, or the guitar riffs, or the different samples, instead of being stuck on the bassline. And that takes a lot of effort to do, without f---ing it up. It's far from lazy imo. "Better" words wouldn't necessarily fit the music that well;

Ofc he fails quite a few times and uses some bad/goofy lines, but that's not a result of laziness, but because we're talking about this guy

---> (character/personality, focus). A better writer/artist might have managed to avoid the few bad lines, but hey. They don't take anything away from the project, if anything, they add to it. It's better to have a goofy/bad personality, than lacking character.

Gibbs has tried to do something similar to a certain degree (he changes his flows in many tracks), but he always stays more focused on not delivering bad lines, because he cares more about that aspect (he hasn't melodies as good as Thug, on the contrary, because he writes differently). BTNH did something similar, adn their rhymes, on paper, were pretty basic; they weren't writen to stay on the paper though. That's what I think, in general: writing is an organic process and it requires some context (when we're talking about music ofc).

 

Jun 14, 2017

Album leaked. Tell me if you want to be added in the PM.

 

Nov 28, 2015

shut up patato

 

Oct 8, 2016

Eh, I know this a troll thread but I think it's entirely possible to understand someone else's POV if you're open minded. You don't have to have a dead mother to have a legitimate opinion on 808s. Granted, there are plenty of white boys (and really people of any skin color) who are biased against rap since a lot of its aspects are rooted in lower-class Black American culture but there are idiotic criticisms of every genre, I just assume we tend to notice cringy rap opinions more since for most of us that's our preferred genre we keep up with.

I think problems with misinformed rap opinions stem more from people who are disconnected from the culture and hear about rap from Eminem soundtracks in COD trailers n s---.

 

Jan 10, 2016

 

Dec 6, 2017

 

Jul 8, 2015

Update on Warren G's new album with Nate Dogg on, check OP broskies
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