Preach Jackson
All Star
Go through Krit's discography and you'll give some of his contemporaries the side eye
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Waka Flocka Calls Big K.R.I.T. ‘Southern Version of Nas’ and Says No One Can Out-Rap Him
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H. Selassie
Black Royalty
The Nas comparison is actually spot on from this aspect...
Nas’s musical DNA perfectly blends components from his rap heroes (Rakim, Kool G Rap, Slick Rick) to make a complete emcee that is better than 98% of his contemporaries
K.R.I.T...same concept (Scarface, Dungeon Family, UGK)
Nas’s musical DNA perfectly blends components from his rap heroes (Rakim, Kool G Rap, Slick Rick) to make a complete emcee that is better than 98% of his contemporaries
K.R.I.T...same concept (Scarface, Dungeon Family, UGK)
Mindfield333
Superstar
He didn’t have that JayZ co-sign like Cole but I think he should’ve did more high profile collaborations in the later half of his career. I want him to work on the collab project with Spitta tho
BmoreGorilla
Veteran
Money On The Floor was my shyt tho
8ball, MJG and 2Chainz floated on that shyt. Roll something up on a warm night and ride out to this while doing the speed limit
Krit that dude but 
in Jay Elec
in Jay Elec
KRIT is one of the greatest writers of the 2010s if not all time. People sleep on his pen. He recited a whole poem over music and that shyt was still clean
904Lurker
R.I.P Young Dolph
#1 You need a MAJOR cosign. Everyone in his class arrived with a superstar introducing them to their fans IE Kendrick=Interscope, Drake = The ENTIRE industry, Cole = Jigga, Sean = Kanye,etc.
2 - How do you have number 1 rapper at the time Future give you a feature and never release the song officially ?
3 - Kanye gave you the blueprint, his team should have got him some beat placements to get his name ringing in the clubs. If your a southern based MC your shyt needs bang at parties/strip clubs
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Guvnor
Da Speculative Spectacle®
Great point, I didn't even remember that Future gave him a feature but looked it up and I remember the snippet now. It's crazy he never put out the full song officially.
Also dope of a producer as he is he should have got more placements for sure. Gibbs even recently spoke on wanting to work with him so hopefully he makes that happen.
904Lurker
R.I.P Young Dolph
Now that's a good look. If he could lock in with Gibbs for a project, but only spit on 1-2 songs would be dope.
Playaz Eyez
Veteran
My favorite artist from the post-09 era. May not get the same success as peers like Kendrick, Cole, Drake, and Big Sean (
Big Sean), but if all dropped at the same time, Krit is the first I’m listening to. He has that soul in his music far more than his peer group, on top of being an excellent producer. The only blemish on his resume is his most recent album, which he intentionally was hands off with as far as production and concepts go (he’s explained that he wanted to “step outside the box” on that album), and in turn, it really didn’t feel like a Krit album. All it did was make me look forward to his next album where I know his fingerprints will be all over it. Damn South Nas is a cool comparison. But I always looked at him as the Scarface of his peer group, where he want get the commercial success of his peers, but his peers highly respect him and simply makes better music than them. Got Me Through, Highs & Lows, Rotation, Package Store, Boobie Miles, Temptation, 2000 & Beyond, Made Alot, R4 Theme, Players Ballad...I can go on and on about the endless soulful powerful tracks he has. 
Seriously, all of those dudes on the first page sound dumb as hell saying this, and clearly didn’t get the daps they thought they’d get making that post. Krit is one of the most humble, reserved, and relaxed dudes out there. Meanwhile, some of y’all’s faves (is specially guys in Krit’s direct peer group) are MAJOR cornballs and try-hards.
Big Sean), but if all dropped at the same time, Krit is the first I’m listening to. He has that soul in his music far more than his peer group, on top of being an excellent producer. The only blemish on his resume is his most recent album, which he intentionally was hands off with as far as production and concepts go (he’s explained that he wanted to “step outside the box” on that album), and in turn, it really didn’t feel like a Krit album. All it did was make me look forward to his next album where I know his fingerprints will be all over it. Damn South Nas is a cool comparison. But I always looked at him as the Scarface of his peer group, where he want get the commercial success of his peers, but his peers highly respect him and simply makes better music than them. Got Me Through, Highs & Lows, Rotation, Package Store, Boobie Miles, Temptation, 2000 & Beyond, Made Alot, R4 Theme, Players Ballad...I can go on and on about the endless soulful powerful tracks he has. Seriously, all of those dudes on the first page sound dumb as hell saying this, and clearly didn’t get the daps they thought they’d get making that post. Krit is one of the most humble, reserved, and relaxed dudes out there. Meanwhile, some of y’all’s faves (is specially guys in Krit’s direct peer group) are MAJOR cornballs and try-hards.
Ineedmoney504
SOHH ICEY...WE EATIN
He’s a good producer. But he ain’t bringing in enough income to make the labels pay for his samples.
he never was gonna be a mainstream artist
Scottie Drippin
Should Never Mention Me
Krit has one of the best discographies ever. He has less skippable albumbs/tapes than great rappers have skippable songs.
Same here, his first couple mixtapes were fire then his studio albums were duds.