Today's generation doesn't have a single GREAT rapper

[Uitomy]

It's funny: of the 'big 3' - Drake, J Cole and Kendrick - Kendrick and J Cole make the most disposable music. Zero replay value.

This era is so fukked

If we're being honest listening to the same song over and over does get old at some point

 

[SirBiatch]

If we're being honest listening to the same song over and over does get old at some point

wow

 

[SirBiatch]

"nikkas ask me why I dance, I celebrate every day, you can never hate/
I never seen magic, the pump make you levitate.
The pump make you lose weight, the pistol in your face make the pastor lose faith/
talk a lotta shyt but what can dude say?"

 

[TheSickness]

@SirBiatch Just one thing i want to know, have you ever listened to any Elzhi tracks or features?
Should i hook you up with a few tracks here, so i know what you think of him?

 

[SirBiatch]

@SirBiatch Just one thing i want to know, have you ever listened to any Elzhi tracks or features?
Should i hook you up with a few tracks here, so i know what you think of him?

Breh, of course I've heard Elzhi.

I think he's fairly decent as a feature, but trash when it comes to his own songs. He had cool features on "Cold Steel", "Reunion" (probably my favorite Elzhi verse all time), "Tainted", "Hiding Place", etc

Feel free to school me on Elzhi's top 3 songs and top 3 features. Great beats, please. I just can't listen to rappers if the production isn't right.

 

[The God Poster]

Drake is probably the best rapper of his generation. He's one of the few with a real identity and stays to who he is. I'm not a fan; he sings waaaaaay to much for me.

Drake is definitely a great rapper, listen from Room For Improvement all the way till now, started off as a Phonte/Joe Budden hybrid rhyming over really smooth R&B type production evolutioned and experimented and has been at the top of the game for a few years now. He's got the classic mixtape So Far Gone, he's got the classic album in Take Care and he's been apart of some many records that will go on to shape this generation for better or worse depends on what you think of this generation. I think he makes good music and just has a dope ear for melodies, hooks and beats and he's proven especially on his early material that he can rap his ass off.

.

Post like these are always funny looking back

 

[TheSickness]

Breh, of course I've heard Elzhi.

I think he's fairly decent as a feature, but trash when it comes to his own songs. He had cool features on "Cold Steel", "Reunion" (probably my favorite Elzhi verse all time), "Tainted", "Hiding Place", etc

Feel free to school me on Elzhi's top 3 songs and top 3 features. Great beats, please. I just can't listen to rappers if the production isn't right.

Enjoy breh...

 

[yeyeye]

Freddie, Lupe, Kendrick, Ross and Vince.

 

[SirBiatch]

Freddie, Lupe, Kendrick, Ross and Vince.

seriously?

 

[TheSickness]

- In fact, the greatest rhymes I've heard from the new school are from Lil B

 

[The Exchanges]

Cole

 

[Xtz23]

This gen is wack or should I say the worst.

 

[yeyeye]

seriously?

Yes , how are you going to seriously me after saying lil b

 

[SirBiatch]

I've provided receipts on this very page. Can you? Someone from this era that says clear memorable shyt.

Yes , how are you going to seriously me after saying lil b

you might wanna reword that.

And did I say Lil B was a great rapper? Reread the OP

 

[yeyeye]

I've provided receipts on this very page. Can you? Someone from this era that says clear memorable shyt.



you might wanna reword that.

And did I say Lil B was a great rapper? Reread the OP

All the rappers that I mentioned fit the criteria.