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J dilla is ‘hypebeast’ and has ‘no classics’
You see some of the most off base takes in here sometimes lol
You see some of the most off base takes in here sometimes lol
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And you see people who went to bad schools so they learned terrible comprehension skills
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Those are two things you literally said 
“Best producer with no classic album”
“... the cool hypebeast thing to say”
Your exact words. But I can’t comprehend.
“Best producer with no classic album”
“... the cool hypebeast thing to say”
Your exact words. But I can’t comprehend.
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Those are two things you literally said
“Best producer with no classic album”
“... the cool hypebeast thing to say”
Your exact words. But I can’t comprehend.
Do you know what a classic album is? That means he produced the whole album. You know, it's what top producers do.
Do you know what a hype beast is? We're on a sneaker forum?
Did I say he wasn't a good producer?
Slap your teachers b
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LMAO?!
Yea, I know what a classic is. Dilla has a couple with Donuts and The Shinning. As well as slum village’s Fan-Tas-Tic Vol 2. All albums that he solely produced.
Did I say you didn’t think dilla was a good producer? No, but you did say he didn’t have a classic album and you stated that calling him the best producer is a hypebeast thing to do. Two takes that don’t have much validity to them, imo.
Such a weird conversation, accuses me of not being able to comprehend his words, proceeds to put words in my mouth then questions those words, and then assumed I was talking about albums that Dilla didn’t fully produce...?
Weird
Yea, I know what a classic is. Dilla has a couple with Donuts and The Shinning. As well as slum village’s Fan-Tas-Tic Vol 2. All albums that he solely produced.
Did I say you didn’t think dilla was a good producer? No, but you did say he didn’t have a classic album and you stated that calling him the best producer is a hypebeast thing to do. Two takes that don’t have much validity to them, imo.
Such a weird conversation, accuses me of not being able to comprehend his words, proceeds to put words in my mouth then questions those words, and then assumed I was talking about albums that Dilla didn’t fully produce...?
Weird
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LMAO?!
Yea, I know what a classic is. Dilla has a couple with Donuts and The Shinning. As well as slum village’s Fan-Tas-Tic Vol 2. All albums that he solely produced.
Did I say you didn’t think dilla was a good producer? No, but you did say he didn’t have a classic album and you stated that calling him the best producer is a hypebeast thing to do. Two takes that don’t have much validity to them, imo.
Such a weird conversation, accuses me of not being able to comprehend his words, proceeds to put words in my mouth then questions those words, and then assumed I was talking about albums that Dilla didn’t fully produce...?
Weird
Did you take your medication today b? Lack of comprehension obviously isn't the only thing going on.
Illmatic, Ready To Die 36 Chambers....Donuts...ok
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My personal GOAT album with 36 Chambers and Death Certificate rounding out my top 3.
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Outrage over $55 'Brunchella' at church service where Kanye performed
West hosted the event on Friday at Bethany Church in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, drawing a crowd of thousands for the program of Christian preaching and songs from his album, Jesus Is King.
Kanye out there stealing peoples money.
Not even mad since 90% are white Christians racist.
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It's kinda over for them anyway when it comes to that. Drake the only consistent dominant one and its totally commercial. Kendrick is completely ghost. Cole taking advantage right now but I feel like they know its over for that big 3 talk.
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Fantastic Vol 2 is absolutely a classic.
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I missed the Dilla talk.
The first thing I was gonna mention was Slum Village's Fantastic V2.
I get saying it became a thing to name drop him and automatically throw him @ #1 in a hypebeast hipster way especially after he died but nah he's definitely not overrated and deserves to be mentioned among the best. He actually has the resume to back it up.
That Big L comparison is wrong.
The first thing I was gonna mention was Slum Village's Fantastic V2.
I get saying it became a thing to name drop him and automatically throw him @ #1 in a hypebeast hipster way especially after he died but nah he's definitely not overrated and deserves to be mentioned among the best. He actually has the resume to back it up.
That Big L comparison is wrong.
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J. Dilla “overrated”...... boy I tell ya.... smh
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I’ve never been to a concert before but I’d definitely go to a NL Reunion tour, Hot Boys, or an Up In Smoke Tour Part 2 tour.
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Blows my mind when people say they’ve never been. Why have you never been to one?
I was 9 when I went to my first concert, been going all the time since I was old enough to go on my own. Concerts are dope as ****, especially the small venue joints.
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lowkey climax was one of my most played songs this summer
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This. Best concerts are the smaller venue ones. Make sure I go at least to at least 2 or 3 a year.
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Also, the narrative that people, whether it be other artists or fans weren’t rocking with Dilla until after his death is pretty false.
Dilla always remained in the ‘underground’ scene. Never wanted to have the spotlight on him, just the music. Dude was nominated for a grammy with Common, his work was appreciated by many.
Whether it was producing for Busta, ATCQ, Common, De La, The Pharcyde, Janet Jackson, The roots, Mos Def and Madlib. Dude was respected.
Dilla always remained in the ‘underground’ scene. Never wanted to have the spotlight on him, just the music. Dude was nominated for a grammy with Common, his work was appreciated by many.
Whether it was producing for Busta, ATCQ, Common, De La, The Pharcyde, Janet Jackson, The roots, Mos Def and Madlib. Dude was respected.
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