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this is what hot huh?
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I'm not going to pass judgement until I give it a few spins but I've been hearing nothing but how disappointing this album is in every aspect. All I'm hearing is that it's tired rhymes over god-awful production with complaining peppered in between.
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I'm not going to pass judgement until I give it a few spins but I've been hearing nothing but how disappointing this album is in every aspect. All I'm hearing is that it's tired rhymes over god-awful production with complaining peppered in between.
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"These Wu-Tang comparisons are lazy. The only things they share are spare beats and being a gaggle of black men (given Tyler’s recent signing to XL, I hope they also share a keen business acumen that allows them to exist as one entity for a label while allowing themselves to be free agents as solo artists). I think some music critics always find groups of black musicians as exceptional, perhaps because they never encounter more than one black person at a time"
"The second kind of boredom was informed by hipster incredulity, which is why I remain skeptical about MF Doom’s skills as an emcee. Odd Future’s iconoclastic punk spirit is exactly the kind of thing cool kids who don’t actually listen to much hip hop would champion. Odd Future may seem like a rank fart blast of fresh air if you aren’t familiar with, say, the talent on Doomtree or Rhymesayers’ rosters."
"[In 2nd grade] I was allowed to curse a blue streak, but only at home and never at anyone. I could only apply swear words as descriptors. But after a week of me employing “+*$#%%’
"The second kind of boredom was informed by hipster incredulity, which is why I remain skeptical about MF Doom’s skills as an emcee. Odd Future’s iconoclastic punk spirit is exactly the kind of thing cool kids who don’t actually listen to much hip hop would champion. Odd Future may seem like a rank fart blast of fresh air if you aren’t familiar with, say, the talent on Doomtree or Rhymesayers’ rosters."
"[In 2nd grade] I was allowed to curse a blue streak, but only at home and never at anyone. I could only apply swear words as descriptors. But after a week of me employing “+*$#%%’
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"These Wu-Tang comparisons are lazy. The only things they share are spare beats and being a gaggle of black men (given Tyler’s recent signing to XL, I hope they also share a keen business acumen that allows them to exist as one entity for a label while allowing themselves to be free agents as solo artists). I think some music critics always find groups of black musicians as exceptional, perhaps because they never encounter more than one black person at a time"
"The second kind of boredom was informed by hipster incredulity, which is why I remain skeptical about MF Doom’s skills as an emcee. Odd Future’s iconoclastic punk spirit is exactly the kind of thing cool kids who don’t actually listen to much hip hop would champion. Odd Future may seem like a rank fart blast of fresh air if you aren’t familiar with, say, the talent on Doomtree or Rhymesayers’ rosters."
"[In 2nd grade] I was allowed to curse a blue streak, but only at home and never at anyone. I could only apply swear words as descriptors. But after a week of me employing “+*$#%%’
"The second kind of boredom was informed by hipster incredulity, which is why I remain skeptical about MF Doom’s skills as an emcee. Odd Future’s iconoclastic punk spirit is exactly the kind of thing cool kids who don’t actually listen to much hip hop would champion. Odd Future may seem like a rank fart blast of fresh air if you aren’t familiar with, say, the talent on Doomtree or Rhymesayers’ rosters."
"[In 2nd grade] I was allowed to curse a blue streak, but only at home and never at anyone. I could only apply swear words as descriptors. But after a week of me employing “+*$#%%’
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This is very true. They are creative, but it's sloppy. Yonkers is easily the best song Tyler has out because it's simple and super effective.
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This is very true. They are creative, but it's sloppy. Yonkers is easily the best song Tyler has out because it's simple and super effective.
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rip this sn though i hope u gotta backup
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rip this sn though i hope u gotta backup
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u really think tyler has more lyrical skill? earl's rambles are on another level. hes got alot of complex metaphors and quick punchlines in all of his slurred word stumbles.Originally Posted by ATGD7154xBBxMZ
Son does a lot of rambling Tyler does but with a bit more skill lyrically. I'm just going off of EARL and loose tracks. For all the hype he got cuz of his age I thought his rhymes would've been on another level and they're not. Good but musically I prefer listening to other dudes in the gang, mainly MellowHype.Originally Posted by I Live In Texas
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u really think tyler has more lyrical skill? earl's rambles are on another level. hes got alot of complex metaphors and quick punchlines in all of his slurred word stumbles.Originally Posted by ATGD7154xBBxMZ
Son does a lot of rambling Tyler does but with a bit more skill lyrically. I'm just going off of EARL and loose tracks. For all the hype he got cuz of his age I thought his rhymes would've been on another level and they're not. Good but musically I prefer listening to other dudes in the gang, mainly MellowHype.Originally Posted by I Live In Texas
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Just found the Complex article about Earl's whereabouts and that place he is rumoured to be at sounds like brainwash central
http://www.coralreefacademy.com/index.html
http://www.coralreefacademy.com/index.html
Has your son lost his way?
Is he lost in anger, lost in depression, lost in drugs or alcohol? Is he withdrawn, struggling in school, or defiant? Does he refuse to take responsibility for his actions? Does he seem unreachable?
You’re not alone…
It’s become increasingly difficult in western society for young men to make the transition from childhood to adulthood without getting painfully lost somewhere along the way...
Imagine a place…
What if there was a place where your son could be nurtured back to wholeness while being challenged toward responsible adulthood? A serene paradise where he could get away from the distractions of daily life and learn to play and laugh again in the company of true friends. A place with US licensed therapists and a robust treatment program to address his emotional and behavioral struggles.
What if there was a place where he could find his way again?
Coral Reef Academy
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Just found the Complex article about Earl's whereabouts and that place he is rumoured to be at sounds like brainwash central
http://www.coralreefacademy.com/index.html
http://www.coralreefacademy.com/index.html
Has your son lost his way?
Is he lost in anger, lost in depression, lost in drugs or alcohol? Is he withdrawn, struggling in school, or defiant? Does he refuse to take responsibility for his actions? Does he seem unreachable?
You’re not alone…
It’s become increasingly difficult in western society for young men to make the transition from childhood to adulthood without getting painfully lost somewhere along the way...
Imagine a place…
What if there was a place where your son could be nurtured back to wholeness while being challenged toward responsible adulthood? A serene paradise where he could get away from the distractions of daily life and learn to play and laugh again in the company of true friends. A place with US licensed therapists and a robust treatment program to address his emotional and behavioral struggles.
What if there was a place where he could find his way again?
Coral Reef Academy
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YESSSSSS! Two rappers who can only rap about one topic on the same track. Sweet broOriginally Posted by thejrob
Pusha T and OF
/sarcasm
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YESSSSSS! Two rappers who can only rap about one topic on the same track. Sweet broOriginally Posted by thejrob
Pusha T and OF
/sarcasm
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Originally Posted by o fenomeno
u really think tyler has more lyrical skill? earl's rambles are on another level. hes got alot of complex metaphors and quick punchlines in all of his slurred word stumbles.Originally Posted by ATGD7154xBBxMZ
Son does a lot of rambling Tyler does but with a bit more skill lyrically. I'm just going off of EARL and loose tracks. For all the hype he got cuz of his age I thought his rhymes would've been on another level and they're not. Good but musically I prefer listening to other dudes in the gang, mainly MellowHype.Originally Posted by I Live In Texas
reread what he said
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Originally Posted by o fenomeno
u really think tyler has more lyrical skill? earl's rambles are on another level. hes got alot of complex metaphors and quick punchlines in all of his slurred word stumbles.Originally Posted by ATGD7154xBBxMZ
Son does a lot of rambling Tyler does but with a bit more skill lyrically. I'm just going off of EARL and loose tracks. For all the hype he got cuz of his age I thought his rhymes would've been on another level and they're not. Good but musically I prefer listening to other dudes in the gang, mainly MellowHype.Originally Posted by I Live In Texas
reread what he said
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lolOriginally Posted by Benihana
YESSSSSS! Two rappers who can only rap about one topic on the same track. Sweet broOriginally Posted by thejrob
Pusha T and OF
/sarcasm
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coke rape raps
maybe P will jump on it and pretend to be "the great barzini"