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Re: Young Money Vs G.O.O.D Music
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Originally posted by kadillak
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Might need to see a doctor if you think Gudda Gudda and Lil Chuckee are better than Lupe.
If you think Young Money is better than G.O.O.D. Music, then you really just don't know much about hip hop and its roots. I understand music is an opinionated thing and all and if YM punchlines entertain you more and you like them better because of that, that's cool. But, when you start trying to throw record sales and awards than YM has accomplished recently and claim that as proof as to YM is better, that's a failure of epic proportions.
Lil Wayne may have one classic album -- Tha Carter II.
Drake has zero classic albums to date.
Nicki Minaj has zero classic albums to date.
...there might be ONE classic album on the ENTIRE label.
Kanye has The College Dropout. (Late Registration is also a very well received album)
Common has Be.
Mos Def has Black On Both Sides. (Black Star is also considered a classic by many)
John Legend is well known for being one of the most talented overall MUSICIANS on the planet.
then there's Pusha T...
G.O.O.D.'s top three rappers are considered to be better than YM's top dog by most true hip-hop fans, and YM's second and third top dogs are a long way away from being at G.O.O.D.'s second and third top dogs right now. Drake has the ability to drop a classic in his arsenal, but until he does, quit throwing random numbers to prove his superiority to GM's artists. Go back and research what GM's artists have accomplished in their careers and go look at reviews of their albums. College Dropout, Be, and Black On Both Sides are likely in most people's top 25 hip hop albums released in the past several years. Tha Carter II may be in a few. Thank Me Later won't. Nothing from the other YM artists wil.
Again, if you just like YM because you like their style of music and their punchline rapping more than GM's style, that's cool. It's your opinion. But if you're going to throw numbers, awards, and accolades into this and try to prove that YM is superior, you just don't know what all of these artists have accomplished and how big of an impact that they've had on the genre.
If you think Young Money is better than G.O.O.D. Music, then you really just don't know much about hip hop and its roots. I understand music is an opinionated thing and all and if YM punchlines entertain you more and you like them better because of that, that's cool. But, when you start trying to throw record sales and awards than YM has accomplished recently and claim that as proof as to YM is better, that's a failure of epic proportions.
Lil Wayne may have one classic album -- Tha Carter II.
Drake has zero classic albums to date.
Nicki Minaj has zero classic albums to date.
...there might be ONE classic album on the ENTIRE label.
Kanye has The College Dropout. (Late Registration is also a very well received album)
Common has Be.
Mos Def has Black On Both Sides. (Black Star is also considered a classic by many)
John Legend is well known for being one of the most talented overall MUSICIANS on the planet.
then there's Pusha T...
G.O.O.D.'s top three rappers are considered to be better than YM's top dog by most true hip-hop fans, and YM's second and third top dogs are a long way away from being at G.O.O.D.'s second and third top dogs right now. Drake has the ability to drop a classic in his arsenal, but until he does, quit throwing random numbers to prove his superiority to GM's artists. Go back and research what GM's artists have accomplished in their careers and go look at reviews of their albums. College Dropout, Be, and Black On Both Sides are likely in most people's top 25 hip hop albums released in the past several years. Tha Carter II may be in a few. Thank Me Later won't. Nothing from the other YM artists wil.
Again, if you just like YM because you like their style of music and their punchline rapping more than GM's style, that's cool. It's your opinion. But if you're going to throw numbers, awards, and accolades into this and try to prove that YM is superior, you just don't know what all of these artists have accomplished and how big of an impact that they've had on the genre.
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