Ludacris' music has aged terribly and it's high time we acknowledge it
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DosCadenaz
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fakkit
FappleMeOff
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Jim Cornette
The Cult of Meat with Extra Cheese...
Y'all really say cac on this site crine
Ludacris sounds so trash over this great beat
He was decent.
DosCadenaz
Superstar
He's a loser and I don't respect him as a rapper but at the same time I respect him and he's a legend.
Mothafukka I'm a monsta in this game, similar to the lochness!
Mothafukka I'm a monsta in this game, similar to the lochness!
AV Dicey
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Luda was the Ja Rule of the south. Nothing exceptional about him, went back to the well plenty of times yet made many a pop hit 
actually Rule had more talent than Luda...yet here I am while agreeing with the TS, still clicking on the links and happily bumping that horrible Luda sound
if there ever was a case for industry plant...radio guy, sounds no way like a southern artist, blows way the fukk up
what's the difference between Luda and the 'This is why am hot' rapper
p*ssy poppin was legit tho
it actually makes sense that he's in the Fast and Furious franchise
actually Rule had more talent than Luda...yet here I am while agreeing with the TS, still clicking on the links and happily bumping that horrible Luda sound
if there ever was a case for industry plant...radio guy, sounds no way like a southern artist, blows way the fukk up
what's the difference between Luda and the 'This is why am hot' rapper
p*ssy poppin was legit tho
it actually makes sense that he's in the Fast and Furious franchise
Luda was the Ja Rule of the south. Nothing exceptional about him, went back to the well plenty of times yet made many a pop hit
actually Rule had more talent than Luda...yet here I am while agreeing with the TS, still clicking on the links and happily bumping that horrible Luda sound
if there ever was a case for industry plant...radio guy, sounds no way like a southern artist, blows way the fukk up
what's the difference between Luda and the 'This is why am hot' rapper
p*ssy poppin was legit tho
horrible post
and super serious on the TV.
Greenhornet
A God Among Kings
not liking ludacris is just personal taste
dude has been consistent and was undeniable in the beginning
he carved his own lane completely with busta rhymes like videos
stupid punchlines that were half serious like eminem
and bravado of a redman
all while keeping it southern and covering all song styles
his diss songs were potent and his fukking delivery and clarity on a mic is fukking ridiculous
his voice commands attention
dude has been consistent and was undeniable in the beginning
he carved his own lane completely with busta rhymes like videos
stupid punchlines that were half serious like eminem
and bravado of a redman
all while keeping it southern and covering all song styles
his diss songs were potent and his fukking delivery and clarity on a mic is fukking ridiculous
his voice commands attention
Omerta
All Star
This is where history gets changed.
Ludacris was unique, something different in an era when hip hop started to appear (not sound, that was a bit after) the same. His music was fun, he could rap his ass off and his style was his. I've heard a few Snoop Dogg, DJ Premier and people like such who have been in the game for a long time, they have said they fell in love with hip hop at a time when everyone was different - Ludacris gets nothing but credit for being who he was, and providing an alternative. Kanye gets credit for providing an alternative, as he should, but the impact of his alternative you could argue negatively impacted hip hop to a lot of people today. Ludacris' alternative didn't really affect anyone positively or negatively, you might say that should count against him, not really, you don't always have to be influential, he was just him.
Also, Growing Pains and Hopeless are for me in probably in the top 20 tracks of the 2000s for me.
*Note - I'm not even a big Ludacris fan.
Ludacris was unique, something different in an era when hip hop started to appear (not sound, that was a bit after) the same. His music was fun, he could rap his ass off and his style was his. I've heard a few Snoop Dogg, DJ Premier and people like such who have been in the game for a long time, they have said they fell in love with hip hop at a time when everyone was different - Ludacris gets nothing but credit for being who he was, and providing an alternative. Kanye gets credit for providing an alternative, as he should, but the impact of his alternative you could argue negatively impacted hip hop to a lot of people today. Ludacris' alternative didn't really affect anyone positively or negatively, you might say that should count against him, not really, you don't always have to be influential, he was just him.
Also, Growing Pains and Hopeless are for me in probably in the top 20 tracks of the 2000s for me.
*Note - I'm not even a big Ludacris fan.
