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Thats not saying much
is big k.r.i.t one of the g.o.a.t (serious questions)
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Thats not saying much
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Fam ain't even dropped the album yet. Just some dope #$# mixtapes.
That was the case, a lot of G.O.A.T's will be walking around.
Time and quality is the key..
That was the case, a lot of G.O.A.T's will be walking around.
Time and quality is the key..
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Him and Kendrick are on another level right now...
...but GOAT
they both got a long way
...but GOAT
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the goat? dude nice but yall jumpin the gun
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this last tape aint messin wit return of foreva
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Ill say this, hes the only rapper whos cd I would actually pay money for!
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In the last two years K.R.I.T has solidified his spot as one of MY favorite rappers EVER. I feel like if I had a twin brother that was a rapper, it'd be him cuz I relate to his music like non other. Country *+*%! that just keep it one hunnid.
With that said though, he got a LONG way to go before he can be considered the G.O.A.T. If he's the G.O.A.T then all his predecessors that he got his style from (Pimp C, Bun, Ball & G, Kast, etc) should be considered rap gods...which to a lotta us Southerners they are but you get my point.
I don't think Krizzle has or even WANTS to have enough crossover appeal to be considered the G.O.A.T.(which ain't a bad thing). I mean could you see K.R.I.T. doing a Hypnotize type video or putting on a Kanye-esque tour wearing a skirt or a bunch of jewelry? I'm cool with the *+*%! staying in his lane and putting out classic albums till I just get too old to listen to rap lol.
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With that said though, he got a LONG way to go before he can be considered the G.O.A.T. If he's the G.O.A.T then all his predecessors that he got his style from (Pimp C, Bun, Ball & G, Kast, etc) should be considered rap gods...which to a lotta us Southerners they are but you get my point.
I don't think Krizzle has or even WANTS to have enough crossover appeal to be considered the G.O.A.T.(which ain't a bad thing). I mean could you see K.R.I.T. doing a Hypnotize type video or putting on a Kanye-esque tour wearing a skirt or a bunch of jewelry? I'm cool with the *+*%! staying in his lane and putting out classic albums till I just get too old to listen to rap lol.
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I absolutely agree with this. Deep songs don't get radio play and without radio play you don't sell.. I see the struggle you're talking about as well he got songs like Country Sh** then he got The Vent.
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This dude must be a troll
As if most of the stuff played on NYC radio isnt complete trash.
Answer to question though: No.
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Never gave dude the time of day... Downloading 4eva n a day from datpiff...
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He's definitely the best in the south right now.
Hands down.
I don't know about one of the g.o.a.t.....yet. But I wouldn't be surprised if 5 years we could say that with little debate
By the way, son's live shows are ILL. Saw him when he was out here in DC last week, dude really put his all in that performance.
Hands down.
I don't know about one of the g.o.a.t.....yet. But I wouldn't be surprised if 5 years we could say that with little debate
By the way, son's live shows are ILL. Saw him when he was out here in DC last week, dude really put his all in that performance.
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^ saw him in Norfolk, he killed that %**#.
Definitely in my top 2 as of right now
Biggie GOAT off of 2 albums? Defend yourselves.
He draws sounds from other Southern greats? Defend yourselves.
Definitely in my top 2 as of right now
Biggie GOAT off of 2 albums? Defend yourselves.
He draws sounds from other Southern greats? Defend yourselves.
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"he sounds like a bunch of old southern artists" = "I've never actually listened to any classic southern albums to know where KRIT got his influence from"
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no it means i grew up listening to all the artists he sounds like... if i wanna hear somebody who sounds like old ugk, outkast, or ball and g ill just listen to them
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Dude doesn't even have the best mixtapes of all time. /16 N's are the worst sometimes
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Big KRIT is dope as ****. One of the goats though?????
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Like honestly what the #$*! is wrong with this Forum. A guy who has thre GOOD mixtapes not classic, not game changing, but three good mixtapes is being debated as one of the best EVER.. He's hands down the best in the south
, Cole just vanished huh, T.I aint alive, Jeezy dead too huh, Not to mention all the *@$** who sound influenced every bar he spits
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What is somebody supposed to sound like who is influenced by those type of artists? He's still making very good music true to himself. You said he needs to
"true something different", when that's exactly he's doing. If you look at rap/hip hop as a whole, everybody is making overly sensitive cornball cry-me-a-river music.
He's basically going left-field, just like Common coming in in the middle of the gangsta/g-funk wave, and 50 coming out in the middle of a bunch of melodic/harmomizing
stuff (even though 50 eventually did the same).
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From the 1st or 2nd page:Originally Posted by tyisny
Like honestly what the #$*! is wrong with this Forum. A guy who has thre GOOD mixtapes not classic, not game changing, but three good mixtapes is being debated as one of the best EVER.. He's hands down the best in the south, Cole just vanished huh, T.I aint alive, Jeezy dead too huh, Not to mention all the *@$** who sound influenced every bar he spits
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But "He not even Top Ten in the South"?...pass me whatever you on fam...
u cant even name 10 artists from the south that have released more heat than him in the last 3 years. u can exclude all the old heads and the new old head (the TI's Jeezy's Luda's)...their spots are solidified. Im talkin bout cats on the come up or in their beginning of their career...no more than 2 albums in. KRIT is def in the mix...how can u deny that?
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j.cole= iight, still not same caliber as kritOriginally Posted by tyisny
Like honestly what the #$*! is wrong with this Forum. A guy who has thre GOOD mixtapes not classic, not game changing, but three good mixtapes is being debated as one of the best EVER.. He's hands down the best in the south, Cole just vanished huh, T.I aint alive, Jeezy dead too huh, Not to mention all the *@$** who sound influenced every bar he spits
t.i= hasnt brought any good to the table for a min.. and his best cd (king) is NO WHERE near the quality of any of krits stuff
jeezy= c'mon, i havent listened to tm 103 since i downloaded it... now trap or die, def classic material, still not touching krit was here or R4
his 3 releases EASILY outweighs these dudes whole entire catalog, easily. i cant tell you how many times i've replayed this dudes music front to back without skipping a single track, and this is all 3 of his releases
snoop is the only other person i can think of who's dropped back to back classic cd's with innumerable replay value (paid the cost, rhythm and gangsta, blue carpet treatment etc.)
even jay-z has had hit and misses with his catalog, from the looks of, i dont think krit will EVER have that problem
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you arent supposed to sound exactly like your influences