NT, what is up with based god/Lil B or whatever?

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[waveyjoneslocker]

Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman

Originally Posted by Stay Lurkin

What am I missing? I have been seeing this for over a year now and I don't even

.And I was like, "well maybe he is a good rapper?" so i youtube dude and...................................................

I ain't even mad, just confused

[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Lil B is as well.. Used to listen to this dude two or three years ago, once he got big and started engaging in all of this suspect *%+*, I just stopped listening to this clown.[/color]

Ok hipster.

 

[waveyjoneslocker]

Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman

Originally Posted by Stay Lurkin

What am I missing? I have been seeing this for over a year now and I don't even

.And I was like, "well maybe he is a good rapper?" so i youtube dude and...................................................

I ain't even mad, just confused

[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Lil B is as well.. Used to listen to this dude two or three years ago, once he got big and started engaging in all of this suspect *%+*, I just stopped listening to this clown.[/color]

Ok hipster.

 

[russ tha g]

His gimmick is better than his music, unfortunately. He was able to build a following because he was so different, but as he gets more exposure, he encounters a double-edged sword. More people listening to his music means more people, more people are finding out it's just not that good. If he were to put out a serious project soon with quality music, he could actually see something come of all this. Dude's really just a few more gif's away from obscurity.

 

[russ tha g]

His gimmick is better than his music, unfortunately. He was able to build a following because he was so different, but as he gets more exposure, he encounters a double-edged sword. More people listening to his music means more people, more people are finding out it's just not that good. If he were to put out a serious project soon with quality music, he could actually see something come of all this. Dude's really just a few more gif's away from obscurity.

 

[mplsdunk]

He makes very rare music. He also looks like fanta.

 

[mplsdunk]

He makes very rare music. He also looks like fanta.

 

[slimk4]

Ive been based for almost a year man.....feels good
Thank you based god

 

[slimk4]

Ive been based for almost a year man.....feels good
Thank you based god

 

[henz0]

Swag

 

[henz0]

Swag

 

[stay lurkin]

Originally Posted by Russ tha G

His gimmick is better than his music, unfortunately. He was able to build a following because he was so different, but as he gets more exposure, he encounters a double-edged sword. More people listening to his music means more people, more people are finding out it's just not that good. If he were to put out a serious project soon with quality music, he could actually see something come of all this. Dude's really just a few more gif's away from obscurity.

oh, so his just like soulja boy? Except for a little bit better (i hope

). Just made money off of a trend (smart) but won't last long etc

 

[stay lurkin]

Originally Posted by Russ tha G

His gimmick is better than his music, unfortunately. He was able to build a following because he was so different, but as he gets more exposure, he encounters a double-edged sword. More people listening to his music means more people, more people are finding out it's just not that good. If he were to put out a serious project soon with quality music, he could actually see something come of all this. Dude's really just a few more gif's away from obscurity.

oh, so his just like soulja boy? Except for a little bit better (i hope

). Just made money off of a trend (smart) but won't last long etc

 

[seniosoul]

lil b, lil bow wow and soulja boy, smashed a girl named kat stakks

 

[seniosoul]

lil b, lil bow wow and soulja boy, smashed a girl named kat stakks

 

[whyhellothere]

Originally Posted by Russ tha G

His gimmick is better than his music, unfortunately. He was able to build a following because he was so different, but as he gets more exposure, he encounters a double-edged sword. More people listening to his music means more people, more people are finding out it's just not that good. If he were to put out a serious project soon with quality music, he could actually see something come of all this. Dude's really just a few more gif's away from obscurity.

 

[whyhellothere]

Originally Posted by Russ tha G

His gimmick is better than his music, unfortunately. He was able to build a following because he was so different, but as he gets more exposure, he encounters a double-edged sword. More people listening to his music means more people, more people are finding out it's just not that good. If he were to put out a serious project soon with quality music, he could actually see something come of all this. Dude's really just a few more gif's away from obscurity.

 

[chuck67]

Message to the based noblemans on the board from Basedgod: 

 

[chuck67]

Message to the based noblemans on the board from Basedgod: 

 

[golfalphabravoecho]

I JUST asked this same question about two/three weeks ago and got the same runaround. Lil B has that kind of popularity where people are just happy that they like something different so they defend it by saying "you just don't get it". But I got some insight from a cat over in the music forum Scott Hall With a Pick and here's my take on it.

Lil B isn't making "rap songs", he's telling stories, more like spoken word over beats using a stream of consciousness method. His core fans relate to his story and like that he's doing something different. The rest of us can't understand why this dude doesn't rhyme, doesn't stay on beat and says the most off the wall "lyrics" that are almost incoherent.

And I'm sure that a certain segment of followers is hoping that he really is "the gay rapper", to blaze the trail. *



* I know that sounds like flame bait (no pun intended) but I'm serious.

 

[golfalphabravoecho]

I JUST asked this same question about two/three weeks ago and got the same runaround. Lil B has that kind of popularity where people are just happy that they like something different so they defend it by saying "you just don't get it". But I got some insight from a cat over in the music forum Scott Hall With a Pick and here's my take on it.

Lil B isn't making "rap songs", he's telling stories, more like spoken word over beats using a stream of consciousness method. His core fans relate to his story and like that he's doing something different. The rest of us can't understand why this dude doesn't rhyme, doesn't stay on beat and says the most off the wall "lyrics" that are almost incoherent.

And I'm sure that a certain segment of followers is hoping that he really is "the gay rapper", to blaze the trail. *



* I know that sounds like flame bait (no pun intended) but I'm serious.

 

[james earl zones]

If you need a breakdown, an explanation, or anything similar then Basedgod is not for you. You shouldn't be actively TRYING to enjoy something. You either like him or you don't.

 

[james earl zones]

If you need a breakdown, an explanation, or anything similar then Basedgod is not for you. You shouldn't be actively TRYING to enjoy something. You either like him or you don't.

 

[stay lurkin]

Hmmmm, he seems really humble tho.