Ludacris' music has aged terribly and it's high time we acknowledge it

[Bondye Vodou]

Get your throat slit p*ssy. Luda is mid.

Cac alert

 

[Ellen Degeneres]

You thought that clown diary thing you did would validate your terrible opinion? Omg he said midget on my necklace cancel his legacy Do you hear yourself?

 

[Reptile]

Cac alert

bytch ass nikka alert.

 

[987654321]

I wouldn’t say it aged badly, just lots of empty filler on the albums and bad sequencing. I still celebrate the music like I would busta rhymes. I’d rather listen to TI and Jeezy for albums though.

 

[Stir Fry]

Too much show, not enough soul

 

[Bondye Vodou]

bytch ass nikka alert.

dikk in da booty ass cac alert.

 

[Reptile]

Too much show, not enough soul

Somebody on here said Ludas music was more emotive than T.I's smh these nikkas dumb Snackie

 

[NZA]

tons of talent but like eminem, he chose a lot of songs that i just would not listen to if i am in control of the playlist. busta is in a similar lane but he kept making tracks that hip hop heads could listen to along with his radio stuff.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

The thing with Luda is that his content is like a time capsule. It reminds me of majority of the movies that came out in the 2000s. They all aged like shyt. Don't get me started with the comedies . Luda's issue is the following:

• Beat selection (majority of the beats he used on those albums are hard to get through (the loud ass dated horns, the dated Neptunes sound, those fast bounce wit me tempo tracks, the fast sped samples, and other woes)
• Luda could spit but he really wasn't saying shyt until the 3rd album and even then, it felt kinda forced
• He became known as a gimmick and when he was on that "serious" wave, heads just wanted the dude to wear a oversized muscle suit and stfu
• His acting career ended up overshadowing his rap career (once dude went Hollywood, it was never the same...a bunch of mixtapes and EPs never drew a dime)
• He became "that rapper" (Now that I am old, I'm going to start showing these youngins I still got it)

Don't get me wrong, Luda is a dope rapper and one of the best to every done it...but lets keep it a buck, dude is the southern Busta Rhymes.


Chicken and Beer tho>>>>>

 

[Black Ball]

I always looked at Luda as an entertainer 1st and a rapper 2nd. I knew better in real time not to buy any on his albums.

Although Busta could kind of be put in the same category, it was known that Busta cared about his status as an emcee also.

 

[Reptile]

dikk in da booty ass cac alert.

KKK Neo Nazi Norse Mythology reading ass cac alert

 

[winb83]

He was good on Big Boi's In The A and Nas' Made You Look Remix

 

[FaTaL]

still sounds good

 

[JustCKing]

Although Busta could kind of be put in the same category, it was known that Busta cared about his status as an emcee also.

Luda cared about his status as an MC too. How do some of you come up with these narratives? There is no "Busta was kind of on the same category". He was in the same category. Both of these days could get on songs with any rapper and kill the feature. Both made fun music with outlandish videos. You are not likely to find either of them listed in a Top 10 list of MC's. They would more likely be in the Top 25-30 range. Nobody's putting a Busta or Luda in a greatest Hip Hop albums list.

 

[staticshock]

Luda is a radio personality on steroids.

He's very witty lyrically....but not artistic...and low key childishly corny.

You never hear a serious or thought provoking or even a gritty real album.

Pen game is nice, but he not hungry and you can tell.

He was a radio host in Atlanta long before he became a rapper. Him and another dude had the top evening show on Atlanta airwaves..he decided to give rap a try and the rest is history.

He can have thought provoking songs when he wants to