King Los - God Money War (Discussion Thread) *Stream*
YeLovesBoston
Superstar
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he drop something the other day as well
this a mixtape or album? seemed to drop out of nowhere.
also not sure how genuine Los randomly becoming conscious is.. kinda seems fake. he was never that way when getting on, and in previous years. almost like he saw Kendrick/Lupe be successful with that and hopped on. (and im a Los fan)
also not sure how genuine Los randomly becoming conscious is.. kinda seems fake. he was never that way when getting on, and in previous years. almost like he saw Kendrick/Lupe be successful with that and hopped on. (and im a Los fan)
Album
I'm not sure
It was originally being pushed as his debut album, but now he's saying his debut album is coming later this year or the beginning of 2016 and will feature Pharrell and some other legends.
I guess it's just a "digital album." He referred to this as a "prelude."
Anybody have production credits for this? Curious who did some of these beats.
I know Da Internz did Ghetto Boy, Glory to the Lord & War (War co-prod. by Anomaly) and DJ Mustard did Can't Fade Us. I'm thinking most of this is Da Internz but I'm not sure.
DosCadenaz
Superstar
I liked it
This album is nice!
Insensitive
Superstar
I'm gonna have it on my ipod shortly.
:edit:
Not a bad album so far.
There are times where he clearly invokes Big sean, Lil Wayne and kendrick lamar.
He's a phenomenal rapper but at times I feel like I could switch him out with certain rappers I've mentioned so far and I wouldn't miss a beat.
Oh and the "god, God, GOD", talk does wear on me a little bit.
"To be Honest", really reminds me of something Big Sean might write.
"Glory to the lord", I literally thought it was a Big Sean feature.
And the R. Kelly feature is
Good at times but then it goes into these really REALLY cheesy lyrics.
"Ghetto Boy" = Lil Wanye to a T. Especially the second verse,
Before he breaks into the double time flow, shyt reminded me of Carter 2 era wayne.
Then he returns to the Wayne flow after the double time rapping.
:edit:
Not a bad album so far.
There are times where he clearly invokes Big sean, Lil Wayne and kendrick lamar.
He's a phenomenal rapper but at times I feel like I could switch him out with certain rappers I've mentioned so far and I wouldn't miss a beat.
Oh and the "god, God, GOD", talk does wear on me a little bit.
"To be Honest", really reminds me of something Big Sean might write.
"Glory to the lord", I literally thought it was a Big Sean feature.
And the R. Kelly feature is
Good at times but then it goes into these really REALLY cheesy lyrics.
"Ghetto Boy" = Lil Wanye to a T. Especially the second verse,
Before he breaks into the double time flow, shyt reminded me of Carter 2 era wayne.
Then he returns to the Wayne flow after the double time rapping.
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