TheDarceKnight
Veteran
I agree. It's funny though, I don't even think of him as a white rapper. He's one of the only white rappers I can think of that doesn't draw attention to it either way. A lot of white rappers either draw attention to it in a boastful way, like Eminem, or they go the deprecating route like Macklemore and actually milk white privilege as a cynical marketing ploy. Em has gone the self deprecating route in recent years too.No doubt people will say I'm bugging but to me, at this point, Evidence is easily the best white rapper ever to do it
Ev just focuses on content and the final product, which is really dope, and I feel like his topics are shyt that anyone can relate to no matter where they're from or what their background is.
And honestly there aren't a ton of white rappers I like at all. There's a few, but he's definitely my favorite white rapper. I think the only real argument is that Em (as much as I dislike him) is a better technician. But when it comes to making music that's actually enjoyable, there's no comparison. I think Ev is a much more interesting artist, and a much better producer.
Sean Boog from The Justus League dropped one of my favorite EPs last year (It's Midnight Somewhere), and he's a white dude. I don't listen to Droog, Ill Bill, Vinnie Paz, Apathy, or a lot of those white rappers. I used to listen to Action Bronson if he was with the right producer, but he's long become uninteresting to me. Ev and Sean Boog were both on the new Khrysis album