Apr 10, 2016

Royce isn't even the best rapper in slaughterhouse.

 

Mar 10, 2016

eminem & hopsin

 

Feb 17, 2016

Omg one of the youtube comments is
Eminem - Rhyme King
2pac - Lyric King
Biggie - Flow King
Dr. Dre - Beat King
Rick Ross - Burger King

:scottlaugh:

 

Dec 22, 2015

I'MMA RIDE IN THAT p---- LIKE A STROLLER

 

Nov 28, 2015

You home all day, you stuck on your Mac book
I'm gone all day I'm chasing that checkbook

well...most of us got dissed right there

 

Nov 10, 2015

Fairly new but I don't think no one considers it an "instant classic" like me

 

Aug 9, 2015

oh nice this is the 12th time it got finished

cant wait for it to be finished for the 13th time next week

 

Aug 6, 2015

Still got Eminem checks I ain't opened yet

 

Jul 27, 2015

what? i agree with OP...i just dont agree with him singling out SXN80 when this is an internet problem...it happens literally everywhere...im ok with the second point...it gives OT a character so i dont care much...but i agree fully with his first point...while arguing with @Narsh , you might be able to get one post without him turning into a giant child...then its a series of posts filled with ""

i am thankful that when a big album is released, we have a better community discussing it than most forums ... we have ridiculous amount of amazing posters, they can be overshadowed during music downtimes...but look at any time huge music is out...forum is filled with great posts....the day the drake-meek drama happened was amazing...we do have the best community here

 

May 20, 2015

kanye looks like a lvl 1 rpg character

 

May 13, 2015

1a. How old were you when Aquemini was released and did you hear it when it first came out? What was your reaction? I was 12, and obviously I heard Rosa Parks. For a sixth grader mostly afraid of black music (and their usually scary/impenetrable imagery), I found it to be catchy but very foreign. Was not sure what to make of it.

2. Today, how does it hold up sonically? Does it still sound fresh?
Obviously a classic album. Not my favorite Outkast album, granted, but their fusion of funk and southern psychedelic hip-hop have a real timeless quality. We often reflect on how dated songs from the 90s sound -- nsync, etc. Outkast holds up alarmingly well.

3. What about content-wise? Does its theme or subject matter make it feel dated or is it timeless?
To an extent, the sound/Atlanta themes were distinguishing them from coastal hip hop... most of the songs still resonant to me.

4. What are the best and worst songs on Aquemini?
Da Art of Storytellin' parts 1 and 2. Nathaniel. the harmonica break on rosa parks
Liberation

5. What albums, if any, do you see it still influencing today?
Clearly Kendrick. Probably Open Mike Eagle

6. Will Aquemini still be part of the hip-hop zeitgeist 10 years from now?
Yes

 

May 1, 2015

When will you leak nut up:ch((H)):

 

Apr 26, 2015

I think the biggest mistake people are making with this album is expecting a hip hop album. It's much more than that.

If you go into Love Story expecting hip hop, you're going to be sorely disappointed.

 

Apr 21, 2015

i just realized that i can make an album tomorrow and sell close to that

 

Apr 16, 2015

 

Apr 9, 2015

about to delete all of my Big Sean albums from my iTunes

 

Mar 10, 2015

Being introduced as "J. Scott"

 

Feb 1, 2015

i should buy it and tease it untill every ktt member join