I Feel Like These 5 Rappers Will Be This Decade's Legends
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Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
No lupe fiasco mentions
Cuckkleberry Finn
All Star
oh yeah, that was a good Weeknd album
RichForever
Pro
No lupe fiasco mentions
Lupe came out in the 2000s. OP means rappers from the 2010s.
Nas, Pac, Big, Jay. Those guys basically never got replaced. Many of these modern rappers might be at the top of the game now but does that make them legends? I don't believe so.
young thug is fukking garbageWhy Young Thug though? Don't understand the hype
legend
Take Care is his best body of work, and I understand why people label it a classic
To me though, Take Care was excellent music around that point in time...but I don't have the urge to revisit it and to tell you the truth I probably never will
But that's just me
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BlackPrint
The Mayor
Hasn't aged very well, I agree. I think Views has the best lasting appeal for Drizzy and NWTS (for me) was his best complete product. Drake at his height.
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
its a drake album,shout out to weekend for his contributions though
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
nikka i dont have the urge to revisit hardly anyone named in this thread besides him.
Drake makes a better argument than anyone. ANYONE.
I'm not even naming drake based off of how much a fan i am.
I look at who's music meant what and drake is leading the pack by a very longe range.
Them other nikkas waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay behind.
People saying Schoolboy Q 
How delusional is the booth that they think q is a legend?
NO Classics, albums have NO legs, isn't lyrical at all. No!
Here's the legends, whether we want to admit it or not
Kendrick (his whole marketing is based on making him one)
Drake (obvious, but he could be a joke soon enough who knows)
Danny Brown (underground legend, critical darling)
Tyler The Creator/OF in general (undeniable, the influence they carry in the underground is undeniable)
SGP (Fathered a whole style that's still influencing to this day)
ASAP (At least one classic release, influential)
Cole (Plat no features! His fans love him, a legend in their eyes)
Chance (one great release and ridiculous amount of planting to seal his spot, he's seen as the new Kanye)
Waka (Classic that influenced a generation)
Future (We will see, he might be a joke, he's got a solid catalog though, and surely influential)
EDIT: Narrow it down to 5
I'm going
Kendrick
Drake
Cole
Future
Chance
which someone else said
How delusional is the booth that they think q is a legend?
NO Classics, albums have NO legs, isn't lyrical at all. No!
Here's the legends, whether we want to admit it or not
Kendrick (his whole marketing is based on making him one)
Drake (obvious, but he could be a joke soon enough who knows)
Danny Brown (underground legend, critical darling)
Tyler The Creator/OF in general (undeniable, the influence they carry in the underground is undeniable)
SGP (Fathered a whole style that's still influencing to this day)
ASAP (At least one classic release, influential)
Cole (Plat no features! His fans love him, a legend in their eyes)
Chance (one great release and ridiculous amount of planting to seal his spot, he's seen as the new Kanye)
Waka (Classic that influenced a generation)
Future (We will see, he might be a joke, he's got a solid catalog though, and surely influential)
EDIT: Narrow it down to 5
I'm going
Kendrick
Drake
Cole
Future
Chance
which someone else said
If we're gonna keep it a buck Drake's music doesn't mean shyt since he uses ghost writers, and if you still see him as a credible rapper after that fact then you're delusional
And as for the artists I named I can honestly say that I have or will find myself revisiting albums of theirs again...not saying that matters to anyone else but that matters to me when we're discussing legendary careers
Metal Face
Superstar
A$AP Rocky
Lil B
Drake
When the dust has settled these 3 are the real answer.
Lil B
Drake
When the dust has settled these 3 are the real answer.
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
"Over"
"Fancy"
(featuring T.I. and Swizz Beatz)
"Marvins Room"
"Headlines"
"Make Me Proud"
(featuring Nicki Minaj)
"The Motto"
(featuring Lil Wayne)
"Take Care"
(featuring Rihanna)
"HYFR (Hell Ya fukking Right)"
(featuring Lil Wayne)
"Crew Love"
(featuring The Weeknd)
"Lord Knows"
(featuring Rick Ross)
"Started from the Bottom"
"All Me"
(featuring Big Sean and 2 Chainz)
"Pound Cake"
(featuring Jay Z)
"Worst Behavior"
"0 to 100 / The Catch Up"
"Preach"
(featuring PartyNextDoor)
"Energy"
"Back to Back"
"Hotline Bling"
"Jumpman"
(with Future)
"Summer Sixteen"
"Back on Road"
(with Gucci Mane)
"Too Good"
(featuring Rihanna)
"Fake Love"
"Sneakin'"
(featuring 21 Savage)
"Two Birds, One Stone"
"No Frauds"
(with Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne)
"Free Smoke"[74]
"Right Above It"
(Lil Wayne featuring Drake)
"Aston Martin Music"
(Rick Ross featuring Chrisette Michele and Drake)
"Loving You No More"
(Diddy – Dirty Money featuring Drake)
"What Up"[94]
(Pimp C featuring Drake and Bun B)
"What's My Name?"
(Rihanna featuring Drake)
"Fall for Your Type"
(Jamie Foxx featuring Drake)
"Moment 4 Life"
(Nicki Minaj featuring Drake)
"Unusual"
(Trey Songz featuring Drake)
"I'm on One"
(DJ Khaled featuring Drake, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne)
"She Will"
(Lil Wayne featuring Drake)
"It's Good"
(Lil Wayne featuring Jadakiss and Drake)
"Still Got It"
(Tyga featuring Drake)
"Round of Applause"
(Waka Flocka Flame featuring Drake)
"Mr. Wrong"
(Mary J. Blige featuring Drake)
"Stay Schemin'"
(Rick Ross featuring Drake and French Montana)
"No Lie"
(2 Chainz featuring Drake)
"Pop That"
(French Montana featuring Drake, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne)
"Amen"
(Meek Mill featuring Drake)
"Diced Pineapples"
(Rick Ross featuring Wale and Drake)
"fukkin' Problems"
(ASAP Rocky featuring Drake, 2 Chainz and Kendrick Lamar)
"Poetic Justice"
(Kendrick Lamar featuring Drake)
"Love Me"
(Lil Wayne featuring Drake and Future)
"Right Here"
(Justin Bieber featuring Drake)
"No New Friends"
(DJ Khaled featuring Drake, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne)
"Odio"
(Romeo Santos featuring Drake)
"Who Do You Love?"
(YG featuring Drake)
"Trophies"
(Young Money featuring Drake)
"Believe Me"
(Lil Wayne featuring Drake)
"Tuesday"
(ILoveMakonnen featuring Drake)
"Only"
(Nicki Minaj featuring Drake, Lil Wayne and Chris Brown)
"Truffle Butter"
(Nicki Minaj featuring Drake and Lil Wayne)
"Blessings"
(Big Sean featuring Drake and Kanye West)
"100"
(The Game featuring Drake)
"R.I.C.O."
(Meek Mill featuring Drake)
"Where Ya At"
(Future featuring Drake)
"Work"
(Rihanna featuring Drake)
"Come and See Me"
(PartyNextDoor featuring Drake)
"Why You Always Hatin?"
(YG featuring Drake and Kamaiyah)
"For Free"
(DJ Khaled featuring Drake)
"No Shopping"
(French Montana featuring Drake)
"Used to This"
(Future featuring Drake)
"Both"
(Gucci Mane featuring Drake)
"Fireworks"
(featuring Alicia Keys)
"Up All Night"
(featuring Nicki Minaj)
"Gonorrhea"
(Lil Wayne featuring Drake)
"Shot for Me"
"We'll Be Fine"
(featuring Birdman)
"Hate Sleeping Alone"
"I Do It"
(2 Chainz featuring Drake and Lil Wayne)
"Tuscan Leather"
"Furthest Thing"
"Own It"
"From Time"
(featuring Jhené Aiko)
"Paris Morton Music 2"
"Come Thru"
"Mine"
(Beyoncé featuring Drake)
"Legend"
"10 Bands"
"Know Yourself"
"No Tellin'"
"6 God"
"Used To"
(featuring Lil Wayne)
"6 Man"
"Now & Forever"
"Digital Dash"
(with Future)
"Big Rings"
(with Future)
"Live from the Gutter"
(with Future)
"Diamonds Dancing"
(with Future)
"Scholarships"
(with Future)
"Plastic Bag"
(with Future)
"I'm the Plug"
(with Future)
"Change Locations"
(with Future)
"30 for 30 Freestyle"
"Keep the Family Close"
"9"
"U with Me?"
"Feel No Ways"
"Hype"
"Weston Road Flows"
"Redemption"
"With You"
(featuring PartyNextDoor)
"Faithful"
(featuring Pimp C and dvsn)
"Still Here"
"Grammys"
(featuring Future)
"Childs Play"
"Fire & Desire"
"Views"
"No Long Talk"
(featuring Giggs)
"Get It Together"
(featuring Black Coffee and Jorja Smith)
"Madiba Riddim"
"Blem"
"4422"
(featuring Sampha)
"Gyalchester"
"Portland"
(featuring Quavo and Travis Scott)
"Sacrifices"
(featuring 2 Chainz and Young Thug)
"Nothings Into Somethings"
"Teenage Fever"
"KMT"
(featuring Giggs)
"Lose You"
"Can't Have Everything"
"Glow"
(featuring Kanye West)
"Since Way Back"
(featuring PartyNextDoor)
"Ice Melts"
(featuring Young Thug)
"Do Not Disturb"
"Lose My Mind" (Remix)[144]
"All of the Lights" (Remix)[147]
"I Do" (Remix)[153]
"Champion"[154]
"Versace" (Remix)[161]
"shyt" (Megamix)[165]
"We Made It" (Remix)[166]
Most are top 100 records,no one can test drake
Yeah Drake is successful, one of the reasons why I would consider him a legend...but do you really think outside of serious Drake fans people will be eager to hear a lot of those songs again?
Nelly was a successful rapper too but nikkas ain't fiending to play Hot In Herre or E.I.
