Iverson_64
Superstar
Bro never had a single Billboard hit in his life but the legend still lives on. RIP.
Still play that shyt in the whip"He is the super, a stranger who talks to you
Maybe even offer tech support and walk you through, Villain, man in the mask, spit in the face
Show him where to go, inside a hand basket case..."
a lot of cacs discovered him after his death. I think youtubers making vids about him recently boosted him hard. this shyt got almost 2 milly views
I see teens wearing doom shirts at the gym all the time now. I be like
MM…Food will forever be played in my household, whip and earphones. Forever.
lol I never said doom was some obscure unknown guy bruh. odd future being stans of him when they were hot made sure of that. every rapper gets more popular after their death. you see a ton of people online who are now into his music who didn’t know about him before he passed. I know for sure his stream numbers were never like this before and all his shyt been on streaming for a minuteIt wasn't after his death. A poster tried to argue me down about this recently
Doom is a very popular rapper and a lot of his black fans don't seem to understand why.
The bulk of Doom's popularity stem from his relationship with Adult Swim. Millions of people were exposed to Doom on almost a night basis for years. Also his album with Danger Mouse, which was only available on the Adult Swim website, was an early precursor to the indie/blog era
Doom also has a large female fan base, or at least larger than a lot of nikkas expect. His quirkiness and sample choices created a oddly female friendly aesthetic
I can go on but a lot of people are stuck to this idea of Doom being a staunchly underground rapper and he's anything but. The Doom gatekeepers are the last ones to realize this
And since you brought up the views of that Iceberg vid, take a look at Doom's most popular songs. Rap Snitches has 44 million views all Caps has 18mil and son on
Was my favorite DOOM album...until I discovered Vaudeville VillainMM…Food will forever be played in my household, whip and earphones. Forever.
Was my favorite DOOM album...until I discovered Vaudeville Villain