Dont think this is chicago drill but does anyone know what the og soundtrack is called for the song 48 by maybach macho?

Haven't enjoyed much of his catalogue for a while, this new Infinite EP is really really good!

*Edit, yeah, turns out I'm an idiot and hadn't heard this EP before

Listening to ATLs ‘Uncle Sam’s Curse’. SO much depth for albums of their time, at the same time, being top tier West Coast rap artists. Anyone still get down with ATL? How about Kokaine’s “Funk Upon a Rhyme” album? Still ahead of its time.

In my honest opinion I feel he's incredibly good at rapping. He has amazing flow and his creativity and inventiveness with rhyme scheme and word play are awesome. But his lyrics SUCK. He only raps about how much money he makes as an independent artist and how good he is at rapping. Come on man, PLEASE rap about something of substance. You have so much potential and you waste it on rehashes of the same topic over and over. I heard Chatter and thought it was a great start. Went through his discography and it's just all. the. same.

Youtube search ZHAqT4hXnMw https://youtu.be/ZHAqT4hXnMw

"We are the Planets," The Solar System Song by StoryBots

Blanks I need help identifying the vocal inspiration for most of the planets plus the sun. If they modeled the three I recognized after an existing rapper, then it seems plausible that the rest would be the same.

Sun

Mercury Eminem

Venus

Earth

Mars Ludacris

Jupiter Busta (at first I thought it was Biggie)

Saturn

Uranus

Neptune

And clearly Pluto is Vanilla Ice

My current favorite is Royce da 5'9 in gun harmonizing, bro just makes noises for like the whole intro and in the chorus if i remember correctly. And they get me every time

He's unreal. Like straight gifted

I'm not comparing their sound, I'm asking if the intensity of their authenticity, their impact on the culture & untimely death as the hit their artistic stride/peak is sim8lar enough if you listened to both & followed their story you can see the similarities?

These are both classics. But you only get to choose one, what you choosing and why!?

Nettspend, Che, Slayr, osamason, all have monthly listeners in the millions. Yeat, Ken and Lone are all established mainstream artists. Even them cats in oway, are on their way cause they all got the thugger stimulus, diamond\* has almost 800k, pz has almost a million, iyrus who had 20k in the early part of the year has 400k, Tezzus has just over a million, just cause dudes are ignoring all these dudes don't mean rap is lacking new superstars. Xaviersobased has just over a million, a million monthly fans is not a little bit of people. Rappers who are stuck in the 2010s need to adapt or realize the culture has moved on and eventually it'll move on from every rapper mentioned here too. Where rap goes in the late 2020s and early 2030s i have non idea but it hasn’t stopped evolving and for da guys who are ready for the rage sound to end, itll eventually be a nostalgic period we can look back on just as the 2010s trap period did. Not to forget there are also rappers for "real rap" heads, navy blue has 300k monthly listeners, MIKE is at half a million and ofc earl is always comfortably in the millions. Akai solo, wiki, billy woods, ka, zekeultra, are all solid additions to the list and my boy diz, I can’t forget him too lol. Rap too fire for the folks to constantly proclaim it as a dead genre.

Prove Me Wrong. This Should Be An Objective Take At This Point. This Dude Has Mastered Every Type Of Lyricism There Is, Whether its Good or Not.