I’m currently listening to 4NEM and it’s pretty good i really like nightcrawler by Travis and don’t like by Kanye
Listened through finally rich obv but what next
Never looked at bro the same after I heard citgo. I keep finding random loosies that are dope af too never should’ve slept on him
News via Gang Management. Album cover and info here: https://i.imgur.com/3AWuLbC.jpg
Official announcement from Sosa: https://twitter.com/ChiefKeef/status/1469425782338437120?t=SAUDb4L2yWNC8bxVzGOOxg&s=19
Kanye West mentioned Chief Keef on his new album "Donda" in the 21st track Pure Souls. I hope to see this two back togheter one day.
"All of my friends love to gang bang
How we in my car, and you say we ain't in the same lane?
When we both had Pelles on
And we was scammin' for the prom before Chief Keef was "Bang, Bang"
Smh ak a clown ass nigga for that
This just like Whole Lotta Red and everyone jumped on the hate train. Any time an artist goes experimental niggas will start hating. What y’all think?
At first everyone bashed these projects so much but than later on everyone loves and appreciate em the most
brodie started strong and just let it go smh only 4 OK at best songs had to turn that shit off , started to feel like i was wasting my blunt
That album fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. Hardest shit I've ever heard from him since time.
>#Big Boi: Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty (2010)
>9.2 → 7.7
>In 2010, Big Boi had a lot of goodwill on his side. Maybe too much. Ever since OutKast first set the standard for Southern rap in the ’90s, he was often wrongly seen as André 3000’s sidekick—the straight-talking everyman to Dre’s extraterrestrial funk fiend. With his long-awaited official solo debut coming out, it was time to correct the record. Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty is still a good time—“Shine Blockas” and “Shutterbugg” can bounce with the best—but there are other questionable moments that may have been charitably overlooked. The ghastly modern rock crossover attempt featuring a band called Vonnegut. The old man-isms decrying a lack of real hip-hop. The T.I. sex raps. Looking back, the record sounds more like an end of an era rather than the start of something exciting and new. –Ryan Dombal
>#Knxwledge: Hud Dreems (2015)
7.2 → 8.4
>Knxwledge’s love for all things vintage gospel, R&B, and hip-hop coalesce into a distinct haze that’s cast a large shadow over the independent beat scene. He’d been releasing projects since the late 2000s, but his 2015 Stones Throw debut Hud Dreems, released shortly after landing a beat on Kendrick Lamar’s jazz-rap opus To Pimp a Butterfly that year, was an enormous leap in ambition.
>The album’s 26 songs are condensed into a staggered free-flowing suite of distorted samples, vocals, and film clips that warped nostalgia into something alien, familiar but wholly unrecognizable. These murky soundscapes are now the norm within independent hip-hop, holding nearly as much sway as the drumless loops revitalized by rapper-producer Roc Marciano. Beyond the inevitable shine Hud Dreems received post-Kendrick placement, it remains Knxwledge’s most holistic project six years later. His fascination with Black music’s past provided a template for its future. –Dylan Green
>#Chief Keef: Back From the Dead (2012)
7.9 → 9.1
>You learn a shit ton about Chief Keef on his breakout 2012 mixtape Back From the Dead: He is so addicted to True Religion that he implausibly considers himself a fiend for a pair of jeans; he smokes insane amounts of dope every single day, so much so that his excessive coughing understandably causes people to think he has asthma; he doesn’t do love instead he would rather hang out with the bros.
... keep reading on reddit ➡Was listening to the DJ version of Bang, since I never listened to the proper tape before and DJ Hustlenomics shouts out that Bang was at 78k views.
It had prob been out for a month at the time the mixtape was recorded, since Bang the mixtape came out in October and the video came out in early August
Was 78k in a month good back then?
Also happy birthday juice!
Mainly arpeggios and Bells and beeps and shit. The VSTs for em and shit would also be helpful too. Like the arpeggio on “3” off Bang 2, and The bell arpeggio on Baby what’s wrong with you, I heard it was in Nexus but I do not know where the fuck to start
Kanye West mentioned Chief Keef on his new album "Donda" in the 21st track Pure Souls. I hope to see this two back togheter one day.
"All of my friends love to gang bang
How we in my car, and you say we ain't in the same lane?
When we both had Pelles on
And we was scammin' for the prom before Chief Keef was "Bang, Bang"
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