Lil B vs Chief Keef vs Lil Wayne: Who Was The Most Influential Rapper Of The 2010s?

most influential rapper of the 2010s?

  • Lil B

    Votes: 37 26.2%
  • Lil Wayne

    Votes: 48 34.0%
  • Chief Keef

    Votes: 45 31.9%
  • Future

    Votes: 9 6.4%
  • Playboi Carti

    Votes: 2 1.4%

  • Total voters
    141

TrapParis

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Keef easily
And the uzi disrespect when he got soundalikes like trippin reds and juice wrld rip.
i feel like that lil uzi was the start of the 2nd wave in the mid 2010s which started trippe and juice wrld and nikkas with colored hair

Young thug had a big influence too
I feel like we won't get another 2014-17 in hiphop again. That amount of new music and artists coming in those years was insane :wow:
 

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2010s encapsulates 2010-2020.
*Stuntin' Like My Daddy :dame: came out in 2006

A Milli came out in 2008

Wayne's biggest hits technically came out in the 2000s



*All that weirdo rap (that I don't dislike) that Lil B was doing was also being done by other West Coast weirdo emcees (it just didn't become a living meme like Lil B became)


*Same Damn Time came out in 2011
*Don't Like came out in 2012

Future or Chief Keef are the answer to this thread

Future is probably the correct answer


*Never heard a Playboi Carti song. I mean, I probably clicked on one of his videos, but just once.

*Like it or not, Drake came out in 2010 with Best I Ever Had and he's influenced alot of cats too.


*If you're counting half-decades, this came out in 2016 and he's given birth to plenty clones:
 

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Is wayne really a 2010s rapper?

Tough choice between lil b and keef.

lil b broke down boundaries. Keef created the format and image.

Keef is probably more influential, but we wouldn't be possible without lil b.

Edit: Felt I needed to add Soulja Boy in here. Lil B get all the credit for the work soulja boy started.
 
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Ya'll love talking this influence angle and don't know the first thing about it. For one, Lil' B was an Internet troll who trolled his way into a cult following. Most of what he was doing was already being done by Wayne or Gucci.

As for Chief Keef, Flockaveli is basically the template for that whole style.
 

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Ya'll love talking this influence angle and don't know the first thing about it. For one, Lil' B was an Internet troll who trolled his way into a cult following. Most of what he was doing was already being done by Wayne or Gucci.

As for Chief Keef, Flockaveli is basically the template for that whole style.
:unimpressed: Can tell you never listened to him.
 

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:unimpressed: Can tell you never listened to him.
Keef rapped over Lil B instrumentals before he got famous

B was also one of the first rappers to cosign him



Hell, I remember folks calling Keef B's protege at one point. As others have said, Lil B has heavily influenced many of these modern rappers. Those denying it simply has either never listened to him past his troll shyt or not even at all.
 
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