3. "I think he can be a major label artist..." In response to Reply # 1
He just hasn't had to work within that format yet. It's refreshing to see a mixtape come-up like his work so well, but I think he's capable of the major label look. It's just a matter of getting someone to cut the fat, and to extract the very best he has to offer - and I think Dr. Dre is the perfect person to do that.
9. "RE: What of his should I listen to?" In response to Reply # 7
His last project on original production 'Unconscious State' was probably one of his best, but in general he's had strong singles throughout the multiple projects he's dropped in a relatively short amount of time.
Connor is the homie, definitely one of the hardest working people I know, gifted at rapping/songwriting, and a genuine person. Needless to say, the last 7-8 months have been really exciting and the success is well-deserved.
2. "It's definitely dope. I enjoyed it." In response to Reply # 0
He's pretty versatile topically, and he plays with a lot of flows here. I think he killed everything, and he does a good job of paying homage to the original songs while still making them his own.
All that being said, I've always thought he released too much stuff. The reason I was excited for him signing to Aftermath is that I thought that signing with Dr. Dre would get him to focus on making a solid 14-15 songs that showcase everything he can be, and that have great production, instead of dropping mixtape stuff so often. I liked this tape a lot, but I'm more excited to hear the retail record he comes with.
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