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Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread
- Thread in 'Music' Thread starter Started by brivera716,
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Crazy to go in as a teenager and leave a senior citizen
Dude is going to leave to a AARP card
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This dude Top$ide bringing back those No Limit/Beats by The Pound style beats
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Ehh, a couple songs ring back on and dudes will be straight when everything opens back up.
Rolling Loud sold out in a matter of days and there's a good chunk of 2017/18 rappers on there (Sheck Wes
)AK a numbers guy and it's common knowledge that kinda don't matter and they not paying him for promo
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Nah those dudes are done . Rolling Loud isn’t the metric to judge that. Nobody is checking for the Lil Pumps, Lil Tecca’s and Nahmir’s like that. Numbers don’t matter as much but selling 4K is terrible.Ehh, a couple songs ring back on and dudes will be straight when everything opens back up.
Rolling Loud sold out in a matter of days and there's a good chunk of 2017/18 rappers on there (Sheck Wes
AK a numbers guy and it's common knowledge that kinda don't matter and they not paying him for promo
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It’s 10,000 new rappers everyday. None of these cats gone last. Get ya money, and dispense it in other areas.
For every kodak, nba, durk, lil baby, it’s 20,000 other dudes who not gone blow up.
For every kodak, nba, durk, lil baby, it’s 20,000 other dudes who not gone blow up.
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‘Some ****** **** they enemies in they *** when they catch ‘em
Weird *** ****** who dangerous so don’t test ‘em’
Weird *** ****** who dangerous so don’t test ‘em’
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Wasn't using Rolling Loud as a metric, it's literally their biggest paycheck. As long as that type of festival (hip-hop focused) expands rappers willing to travel (that don't get in trouble) gon sustain.
Tecca latest song did like 2 million views in like 4 days. He'll be fine
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S/O da moms
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I agree, song was weak af. Nobody is playing that ****.
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especially if dude got like 3 million followers
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I believe he said Nahmir had a live one day and it had only 250 viewers or some ****. How many followers you have doesn’t dictate success but that ratio is horrible.
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Good. They should’ve just stayed on tumblr writing anime fan fiction in the first place.
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I was reading a genuinely good Yu Yu Hakusho fan fiction a few years back. Really made the friendship of Hiei & Kurama seen special w/o it being koramo like Seth & Even from Superbad, but then she (the writer) just had them start "passionately" kissing out of nowhere about half way through the story. I genuinely felt like he tricked me & grossed out by it.
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I agree. Jay-Z verse was whack. Don’t even get that b line. Nas verse was whack too.
