Its called branding ( with a pinch of autism ). Hence the reason you can say he capitalizes his H. Nevertheless, he sees music as an evolving expression of ideas and lived experiences. There is time, effort that goes into that craft which he hopes speaks beyond the superficial. There's a reason Taylor Swift, Arianna, One Direction Trap Rappers etc are seen as bland. Its churning music accesisble to the largest possible demogragphic with zero substance. Artists dedicated to their craft grow and create material to reflect this and it goes beyond sonic diffrences. If the subject of Album 1 and 7 are the same, your shyt is stale and tired. Which Q is right to feel.
something something “the culture” something something “keeping it real” somethingBlue lips is his current life ?Also a 37 year old actively promoting gang life and violence even in his tweets .
He's right.
He spoke about this recently in an interview too, saying too many rappers who are damn near 40, are trying to sound like 19-24 year old rappers. And it's true. Too many old dudes are trying to act like kids, when they should be leading and being way more innovative.
I was at the barbershop a couple weeks back, and they had Spotify on shuffle and a Benny the Butcher track came on, and dude was flowing like Ice Spice and the whole shop was cracking up. If you're older, act your age. Ageism isn't just older rappers being judged for being older. It's also older rappers trying to act like the younger ones and looking and sounding stupid as f*ck. Be yourself!
You’re gonna have to post that song here, cause I’ve never heard a Benny song close to that
what track was it ?He's right.
He spoke about this recently in an interview too, saying too many rappers who are damn near 40, are trying to sound like 19-24 year old rappers. And it's true. Too many old dudes are trying to act like kids, when they should be leading and being way more innovative.
I was at the barbershop a couple weeks back, and they had Spotify on shuffle and a Benny the Butcher track came on, and dude was flowing like Ice Spice and the whole shop was cracking up. If you're older, act your age. Ageism isn't just older rappers being judged for being older. It's also older rappers trying to act like the younger ones and looking and sounding stupid as f*ck. Be yourself!
i know you didnt mean to, but thank you for actually answering my questionIt is actually.
Bro's on the album talking about not living in the hood anymore, spending more time at home, and taking his daughters to soccer and sh*t like that. He talks about how mass shootings need to stop and how he keeps his kids at home because of what he saw when he was a kid. The album is about wanting to get away from street sh*t and focusing on mental health and dealing with the trauma of losing people to prison and death. Whole sh*t is easily his most introspective.
anybody fw his Blue Lips album? just copped it off soulseek
I'm in my late 30s and tbh, half the ish that was playing in the clubs 20 years ago like the Lil John, East Side Boys, Lil Scrappy ish... back then it brought me energy, but now? I kinda feel how my parent's likely felt back then overhearing that ignorant ish
So whatever it is kids are on these days, i don't judge it because we were listening to our share of dumb shyt in our hey day (amidst the wholesome and conscous stuff). But yea, i can empathize with Schoolboy Q's point because trying to channel yourself into the 2024 version of that type, when you're 10-15+ years removed from that.. just may not feel authentic for an artist.
Yes, I LOVE it personallyanybody fw his Blue Lips album? just copped it off soulseek
Yes, I LOVE it personally