[noisereductions]

 

deserves its own thread.

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]

.... FOR ME TO POOP ON!!!

 

[Derek]

That album cover's funny. I'm looking forward to this though, for real.

[noisereductions]

definitely. I really like "Six Foot Seven" a lot. Wise that he teamed up with Bangladesh to make another "A Milli" sounding track w/ no chorus to hype up the next Carter.

[atsonicpark]

6 foot 7 foot is a cool song, seriously.... i'll listen to the rest

[louder]

"john" is even cooler

[westernquinoxrox]

THIS iS LAME

WHY DOIES THAT KID HAVE TATTOOS

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by atsonicpark

6 foot 7 foot is a cool song, seriously.... i'll listen to the rest

nice. Did you like Carter III? Have you heard "A Milli"?

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]

Originally Posted by westernquinoxrox

THIS iS LAME

WHY DOIES THAT KID HAVE TATTOOS

I couldn't agree more.

[Silent Dan Speaks]

Am I the only one who hates Lil Wayne?

[Derek]

Most of the planet hates him.

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by Silent Dan Speaks

Am I the only one who hates Lil Wayne?

nope, fear not. You're actually quite hip.

[RdTv]

Originally Posted by noisereductions

nope, fear not. You're actually quite hip.

Not really these days. Its become quite the thing to not only like lil wayne but also credit him as the greatest troubadour of modern hip hop. In my observation, its become cool for kids who are into basically rock, noise, hipster drone to be into f. baby. These kids don't know really anything about hip hop and don't care to, they only want to mess with wayne. They will say its because he's the best, but if your rubric is weezy vs. the radio, then yeah, ok, sure he's better than that.

essentially, these people pretentiously read non-pretentious magazines and music articles and take every word as concrete truth. They forget this all opinion based and are satisfied by reading the hipster bibles (Pitchfork, The Wire, etc..) and following blindly.

Lil Wayne has become to the people as Outkast was in the mid to late 90's: The only hip hop artist that predominantly rock fans would listen to.

So, if you like Wayne and don't like any other rap, then you are walking the tightrope of coolness.

[noisereductions]

if you say so man. I really don't know what people listen to anymore.

[The Watcher]

Originally Posted by RdTv

Lil Wayne has become to the people as Outkast was in the mid to late 90's: The only hip hop artist that predominantly rock fans would listen to.

I thought that was Kool Keith.......

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by The Watcher

I thought that was Kool Keith.......

that seems a little closer to me, although I feel like Keith's reign of that title ended around 2004/2005ish.

[RdTv]

Originally Posted by The Watcher

I thought that was Kool Keith.......

Good point, but, Keith was never really on the radio and Outkast was, I mean they sold a ton of records and toured everywhere. Kinda the same thing with Wayne, he's rap fan famous and is also embraced by mostly rock audiences.

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by RdTv

Kinda the same thing with Wayne, he's rap fan famous and is also embraced by mostly rock audiences.

this is the part I think yr wrong about.

[RdTv]

Originally Posted by noisereductions

this is the part I think yr wrong about.

That Lil Wayne is embraced by people that mostly listen to rock?

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by RdTv

That Lil Wayne is embraced by people that mostly listen to rock?

that's not what you said above. you said he was " embraced by mostly rock audiences." Which is to say that MOST of his fans are non-hip hop fans. I think that's wrong. I think he's huge to fans of hip hop, and is so big that he also spills over into tastes of those that are not normally into hip hop.