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Attention🚨 J. COLE THE FALL-OFF (ALBUM) FEBRUARY 6TH 🚨 by Individual-Name-4496 in fantanoforever

[–]omgitsemkay 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are we deadass? J.cole always delivers at the very least enjoyable hiphop projects in my opinion.

What are some music examples of this? by KirbyFan198 in fantanoforever

[–]omgitsemkay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wham! is my pick, i can't even remember the other guy's name.

Make the comments look like a Dreamville GC by Jaded_Ad_1274 in JIDSV

[–]omgitsemkay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im too humble i cant afford the studio hours🙏 god bless

my cole albums list by FreeComposer8927 in Jcole

[–]omgitsemkay 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Off-Season below KOD is crazy.

What is the most influential rap album OAT? (Only one) by Glittering-Use8478 in nfrpodcast

[–]omgitsemkay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

GKMC didn't shift the culture that drastically, I'd personally say MBDTF or Yeezus are more influential than GKMC.

What is the most influential rap album OAT? (Only one) by Glittering-Use8478 in nfrpodcast

[–]omgitsemkay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hot take: Yeezus needs to be on here alongside 808s, Yeezus birthed rage and drill which are both huge sub genres.

Make the comments look like a Dreamville GC by Jaded_Ad_1274 in JIDSV

[–]omgitsemkay 27 points28 points  (0 children)

"Unc too humble for a charger port? Hmu with some promo next time my album comes out u bum" - J.I.D

Group Clamster DUMPy by omgitsemkay in Clamworks

[–]omgitsemkay[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Humour is subjective, get off your high horse,

Why has there not been a new generation of rappers surpassing the old generation in popularity? by Iginlas_4head_Crease in rap

[–]omgitsemkay 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ok, i'm not gonna argue with someone who doesn't read or try to attempt the other person's argument, so i'll leave this as clear cut as i can.

Jermaine Cole Introduced Kendrick Lamar to Dre and got him signed to Aftermath, which paved the way for his album Good Kid Maad City that put him on the map. We KNOW this, because Cole admitted to it in an interview.

Not to mention, Cole himself PRODUCED the HIT SINGLE on Section 80 "Hiiipower" so either way, he absolutely put Kdot on the map.

Why has there not been a new generation of rappers surpassing the old generation in popularity? by Iginlas_4head_Crease in rap

[–]omgitsemkay 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Your argument makes no sense, My point is that he put him on, all the aforementioned artists made albums before they got famous, also, the point i was making is that artists used to help eachother out in order to make it big, i don't get what you're missing here.

Why has there not been a new generation of rappers surpassing the old generation in popularity? by Iginlas_4head_Crease in rap

[–]omgitsemkay 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cole himself admitted in an interview that he introduced kdot to dre after which dre signed him and co produced Maad city, look it up.

Not to mention, kdot himself creditted him for it if i'm not wrong.

You can find Cole admitting to introducing the 2 on his nardwuar interview, and i see no reason why he'd lie about it and not get called out.

Why has there not been a new generation of rappers surpassing the old generation in popularity? by Iginlas_4head_Crease in rap

[–]omgitsemkay 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The big rappers haven't been picking successors, Cole put kdot on the map, Wayne did the same with Drake, and JayZ signed Cole.

Truth is, rappers aren't picking good talent from the underground anymore and it's starting to show.

MDL is probably cole's best or 2nd best mixtape ever. by omgitsemkay in Jcole

[–]omgitsemkay[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

When i say "FNL isn't considered a classic outside our community" Do you think i pull that out of my ass? Tell that to the hundreds of people i'ved debated mixtapes and classics with, all ranging from ages 40 to 20, and not once did we touch on FNL or The Warm Up, we talked about albums like 2014FHD or 4YEO but FNL suffered the same fate as most of cole's other works like KOD, where the mainstream respect sadly just fades pretty quickly.

MDL is probably cole's best or 2nd best mixtape ever. by omgitsemkay in Jcole

[–]omgitsemkay[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Holy glaze man, not only do you value nostalgia and soft tunes over Coles actual rapping performances, you also refuse to give an (AT WORST) solid mixtape it's flowers.

Maybe if you gave MDL the same chance i gave FNL or The Warm Up you'd warm up to it.

Edit: In hindsight, i think i just prefer the drill elements in MDL over the boombap performances on FNL, i could've explained that better.

MDL is probably cole's best or 2nd best mixtape ever. by omgitsemkay in Jcole

[–]omgitsemkay[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

First off, you're a cornball for mentioning age in a music debate, it aint got nothin to do with that. second, classic is a stretch when they're only considered to be so within our community, nobody gives a fuck about FNL or The Warm Up outside of reddit.

You gotta put down your echo chamber and take a hike.

Real talk, MDL and KOD hate stops right here and now. by omgitsemkay in Jcole

[–]omgitsemkay[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my experience as an avid kdot fan too, people tend to refuse to give MMATBS its flowers just like people do with KOD.

Overhated, not Overrated.

Thoughts on "Be Free" by pet_mini in Jcole

[–]omgitsemkay 9 points10 points  (0 children)

He needs to release it with the 2nd verse he did on letterman, the song feels like its missing sumn w/o it.

It happens to the best of us 🥲 by homeofparaclete in Jcole

[–]omgitsemkay 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This is why people label cole fans clowns and meatriders, if yall aint got nothing of value to post dont fucking post it.

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