Vinyl Me Please Rap & Hip Hop

Jmcg85 said:
That's where the comparisons stopped for me. The quality of the output is miles apart
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Comparing two artists doesn't mean you are saying they are equal. Hud Dreems was compared to Dilla because its a good comparison for people to decide if they would be interested in the album. If you like Dilla style instrumentals, chances are you will like Hud Dreems. That isn't really an offensive position to take.
 
BradwiseBeats said:
Comparing two artists doesn't mean you are saying they are equal. Hud Dreems was compared to Dilla because its a good comparison for people to decide if they would be interested in the album. If you like Dilla style instrumentals, chances are you will like Hud Dreems. That isn't really an offensive position to take.
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No your right I know this. My point is & only in my opinion is that if we compare Knxwledge & Dilla its Jason Derulo & MJ in terms of output. Hud Dreems just isn't that good at all but hey that's subjective
 
Da Baby is Grading On A Curve: The Rapper. He's a thoroughly "meh" MC who benefits from being slightly more technically skilled than most popular rappers nowadays whose main focus isn't on being a traditionally good MC (not that there's anything wrong than that). Drop him in any other time period for rap, even three or four years ago, and no one would be checking for him.
 
I like a bit of DaBaby’s latest album “Kirk”. Especially the song “Intro”! That’s one of my favourite rap songs this year so far. I definitely see potential in DaBaby after he dropped that album! But I always saw potential in J, Cole to drop a great album and that never happened in my opinion. So we’ll see how DaBaby goes!

And I love his verse on Megan Thee Stallion’s “Cash Shit”! It’s sexy, blunt and infectious!

But I do not care for his debut album “Baby on Baby”. That album was like a 4/10 for me!
 
duke86fan said:
i did like the intro to his most recent album.. but i never really wanted to listen to dababys music
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Yeah, that had me expecting a decent tape but I practically fell asleep afterwards, such a massive loss of momentum that is becoming more commonplace in the stream & skip era. Really don’t get all the attention he gets besides the observation @chrb98 makes that he’s more technically talented than most of his peers so he seems relatively talented in context. Personally if I want to hear someone who can really rap in the traditional sense I have no issues stepping back to the earlier eras of the genre but I guess I’d you want a passable artist today who’s just bread and butter rap you’ve got Da Baby.
 
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