Kanye West On Drink Champs (Part 2 Added)

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wtf is Kanye talking about with Just
Just was doin that chipmunk soul shyt before and better than Kanye

How you gonna call out someone for being a copycat when you lifted Dre's drums for "This Can't Be Life" :mjlol:

didn't bink say just blaze got the programming with the drum rolls and snares from him though?
bink is the real goat

 

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Nikka Kanye about to get hit with a Hip Hop community diss track.

  • Big Sean
  • Drake
  • Jay Z
  • Dame
  • Just Blaze
  • Travi$
  • Kid Cudi
  • Soulja Boy
  • Pusha
  • John Legend
  • Common
  • Talib Kweli
  • Kamala Harris
  • Kim (and her publicists/nannies)
  • LeBron
  • Dallas cowboys
  • Amber Rose
  • The DNC
  • Belgium

That shyt bout to be longer than the one blood remix :deadmanny:
 
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As he should've. Still don't like Kanye all that much these days as an artist, but Pharrell with or without Chad doesn't have one of these to his credit:

Aaliyah- One In A Million
Ginuwine- The Bachelor
Missy- Supa Dupa Fly
Ginuwine- 100%
Justin Timberlake- Futuresex/Lovesounds

And Timbaland was better with making hit songs for artists that weren't established.
Yeah, I prefer the Neptunes because they were the soundtrack to my high school years but Timbaland is waaaaay more influential.

You could argue Timbaland’s peaks were from the Mid 90s to the early 2010s. And like you said, he made unknown stars because of his production. The Neptunes tried and failed to do that a few times.

The Neptunes’ peak was from the late 90s- mid 2000s. At their peak, they were untouchable. They dominated the airwaves with pop but could still make underground hip hop bangers. But like you said, they don’t have ONE album which defines their career.

They made hits but they don’t have a “Thriller”, “One In A Million”, “The Chronic”. Until then, it’s hard to put them in the conversation.

And I say this as a huge Neptunes fan.

Edit: the Neptunes did make a star out of Kelis so I was wrong there. But her debut album wasn’t as commercially successful or redefining as the albums mentioned above.
 
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this mf is truely exhaustin to listen 2 - :francis:

5 mins and im done with the racin and ramblin every moment a thought pops in his head .
. :yeshrug:

You a real one bro.

Kanye: blah blah blah Balenciaga...blah blah blah microchips...blah blah blah Drake..
fans: OMG! What a genuis! GOAT!

:what:



And this is someone who really fukked with Ye since College Dropout. But i stopped fukking with him musically after Graduation and as a personality
for like 10 years. nikka obviously has a mental illness.
 

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Yeah, I prefer the Neptunes because they were the soundtrack to my high school years but Timbaland is waaaaay more influential.

You could argue Timbaland’s peaks were from the Mid 90s to the early 2010s.

The Neptunes’ peak was from the late 90s- mid 2000s. At their peak, they were untouchable. They dominated the airwaves with pop but could still make underground hip hop bangers. But like you said, they don’t have ONE album which defines their career.

They made hits but they don’t have a “Thriller”, “One In A Million”, “The Chronic”. Until then, it’s hard to put them in the conversation.

And I say this as a huge Neptunes fan.

Likewise and I have The Neptunes in my Top 10.
 
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