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Does Dedication 6/6R prove at the end of the day wayne still a better mixtape artist then album artist?
IMO D6/6R > C5
IMO D6/6R > C5
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Last edited by jhoya101; 10-06-2018, 05:23 PM. -
Oddly I was just thinking about this 20 minutes ago... and I fucking loved D6R however, C5 was much much better to me. Just look at a song like For Nothing from the tape...Almost every song on C5 was that quality of rapping but on steroids with a subject. I’m a fan of content over just spitting bar after randomized bar... Both awesome but I’d take an album over a mixtape 10/10 times.
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I love the bangers on the mixtapes, going dumb. But I also equally love the more personal, more substance songs on albums.
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agree with the repliesComment
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mixtapes are fun, albums are work
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I only love "for nothing" & " big bad wolf " of d6r. Cant listen to whole mixtape from beginning till end. But i can listen to whole c5Last edited by slayeroo; 10-07-2018, 02:39 AM."I can see God when I'm Squinting"
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I don’t really think you can compare them, I’m missing one of these pure spitting over a simple beat on c5. Like I get that this is way more personal and of lot deeper than pretty much everything before and I like that most of the time. Doesn’t change the fact that Wayne’s more of a punchline rapper and these pure spitting songs always fire af.
big bad wolf on d6 alone is a style I easily prefer over deep Wayne.
but to answer your question op no it doesn’t mean it lol
well only if you think punchlines make you a better artist than meaningful shitComment
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wrong, carter v is better than d6 and d6:r
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Didn't you hate on it when it dropped though???Originally posted by TUNE KNOWLEDGE View Post
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I dont care.
Music is music to me.
So all I care about it is.. "Is it good music".
And it is.Comment
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