Moroccan rap
Unpopular opinion:
Les feats li dar drizzy 9wed mn stormy’s career
u/Prestigious_Leg_326 — 5 days ago
r/Honest2HipHop
Rapper The Game Still Scamming Thousands of Fans and Upcoming Artists Around The World With Fake Features and Promotions to hide money from Priscilla Rainey
Rap artist the game is accused of running a scam on fans and upcoming artists who want to work with him. He started off in the USA and now he's expanded to the rest of the world too, smh. Several unsigned rappers and independent artists accused him of charging $500–$1,000 for mixtape placements and promotional opportunities.
Here's how his scam allegedly works. He posts on social media saying he's looking to collaborate with upcoming artists. When somebody reaches out, he flip the script from wanting to work with upcoming artists to now charging them $500–$1,000 for features, music videos, shoutouts, or promotion services.
Once they agree to his price, he allegedly tells them to send the money through Cash App or Zelle to burner accounts (and occasionally Paypay or BTC). Why? He hints that he's trying to keep the money hidden from the courts because he still owes a woman (Priscilla Rainey) millions of dollars from a lawsuit.
But once the money hits his account, he disappears. No verse, no video, no shoutout, no refund. Nothing.
Thousands of fans have claimed to been ripped off by him. A quick google search of "RAPPER THE GAME SCAMMING FANS" and you'll find pages upon pages of articles and post all over the internet about this.
Smh, this a dirty way to take advantage of independent artists chasing their dreams, no wonder he lost all of his fans.
u/415BayAllStar — 5 days ago
The hate that underground music and especially underground rap gets
I hate the slander underground music gets and the people that use popular underground artists as an example of "rap being dead." just because u don't like the music
Does not mean it's bad
Even if it is "bad" (like 2sliney, percatric, etc.) doesn't mean it's not still art and the people that use slander underground mainly talk about the bigger names che, osamason, and nettspend which in of itself I think is stupid because it's nothing outlandish and it's art at the end of the day the type of music they make is similar to like simple abstract art and yeah there are people that hate abstract art there's not nearly as much hate for that as there is for underground rap. Now to the people that say "oh, rap is dead" or "there's no good rappers anymore" there so wrong yeah in the mainstream there are not as many artists that are still in there prime like ye, lil Uzi, carti, Travis but that's also because there like 30-40 and these people aren't actually looking for artists even if u don't like rage music there's still so many artists that are unknown that have a lot of lyrical talent, but because it's not being spoonfed to these people they don't try to look for it which also somewhat implies that u don't care about the art or the art form of rap. And finally to the people that think just because people listen to underground rap or rage music or shit like that, that doesn't have a lot of lyrical talent that there just fucking.5 GPA students and neanderthals then ur part of the problem I'm in highschool in all honors and 2 AP classes and I mainly listen to underground rap and while yes I may be an outlier even still most people that listen to the underground aren't completely stupid most of them are at least at n avg IQ so no just because u listen to fucking Kendrick and old ye doesn't mean ur some profound person, that's all.
u/weedwizard96376 — 6 days ago
What Are The Best Rap Albums of 1993??!?
1993 is one of hip-hop’s strongest and most important album years. In the same 12-month stretch, rap got the G-funk classic in Doggystyle, two foundational New York classics in Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) and Midnight Marauders, plus major underground records from De La Soul, Black Moon, Souls of Mischief, Del, etc.
The range was ridiculous. We got to witness polished radio dominance, hardcore East Coast rap, Southern flavor, and Bay Area weirdness all at a high level.
See below for my list of best rap albums in 1993:
Wu-Tang Clan: Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
A Tribe Called Quest: Midnight Marauders
Snoop Dogg: Doggystyle
De La Soul: Buhloone Mindstate
Black Moon: Enta da Stage
Souls of Mischief: 93 ’til Infinity
KRS-One: Return of the Boom Bap
Del the Funky Homosapien: No Need for Alarm
Scarface: The World Is Yours
Cypress Hill: Black Sunday
For me, the top three are nearly impossible to debate. 36 Chambers is considered to have the greatest impact on Hip-Hop as a whole. Midnight Marauders may be the smoothest, most consistent front-to-back listen. And Doggystyle is the definitive G-funk album and one of rap’s best debuts ever.
The rest of the list may be controversial, but I’d be curious to see the comments and hear what I missed.
What are your favorite albums of 1993 and which album am I underrating or leaving out?
u/adorani1991 — 9 days ago
▲ 1 r/Honest2HipHop
Does Drake RnB Even Scratch Top 15?
Argument with a friend who is overly dicked out by drake, said drake rnb better than daniel caesar’s whole discography..😭✌🏼
u/Worldly-Fee-1932 — 13 days ago