Banks will be top 5
So what if I wasn’t, he’s higher than NORE and A boogie He should be like 100-90 not that highYou weren't there when papoose was lyrically, organically, making a name for himself. Ranking aside he belongs in the list.
I’ve never heard a half a mil song in my life.
Those aren’t the only reasons.
Another reason is that new NYC producers are very one note. So the sound didn’t transcend the way it was supposed to. Drill was a good transition but drill gets dry fast bc all the drill producers sound the same. The best drill producer is from the UK
The other reason is the NYC OGs of Hip Hop won’t pass the crown to younger generation because they were too busy still rapping themselves. So the youth did it themselves and represented a new New York that the older people don’t like. Which causes an age divide.
This doesn’t happen in the south or west
Kendrick was immediately embraced by Game, Dre, Snoop, etc
ASAP Rocky was getting shytted on by the NYC elder statesmen initially
lol.. you could say that and it is borderline.Erick Sermon feels low as hell. Ditto for Nore...
Max B is one of these cats I be saying has way more relevance in NY than outside of NY. I know his name and affiliations.....I don't know a single song by him and never been around anyone who plays his shyt...
Putting Buffalo nikkas on a NY list is wild ...
Papoose was nothing special, I can't name 100 rappers in NY better (I'd struggle to name 100 NY rappers) but NYers overrate this guy something serious...
lol.. you could say that and it is borderline.
But Long Island aint part of the 5 Boroughs either.
lol.. you could say that and it is borderline.
But Long Island aint part of the 5 Boroughs either.
You know there's gonna be some from Yonkers and Westchester County too. I mean if it's New York state then it is what it is. Griselda got a very retro NYC sound too, but it is kind of weird when you see Redman getting DQ'd for a few miles away from the city across the state line but these dudes like 400 miles away get on there.