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>...you are making HUGE assumptions....
>
>1. Where did you get the idea that you know what I am
>"thinking"...you got special powers? I am saying the sound,
>the repetitive "drink, smoke, drink, smoke" ish in that
>robotic voice does not appeal to me, and SOUNDS
>generic/corny...overall, even outside of this one track, don't
>like the ish duke does with his voice(s)..
It's hard to actually figure out what you're thinking because you contradict yourself with every other reply.
>2. Is it possible for something to have a message, yet not be
>executed in a way that appeals to everyone? At it's root,
>this is suppose to be entertainment right? The problem, IMO,
>is the SOUND (hooks, voice(s),whiny delivery, beats) which is
>part of the execution...Props for the attempt at a concept
>album, just the execution....The substance is dwarfed by the
>SOUND...
First, you said the album lacked substance. Now, you're saying it does have substance but your problem is with his voice. Whenever somebody has challenged you on one of your observations, you contradict yourself or don't answer the question. You said it sounded like generic radio bullshit yet when Bombastic asked you to specifically say what other songs on the radio this album sounded like, you got didn't respond. Grow some balls.
>3. Never said "Poetic Justice" was an example of everything
>that was wrong with the project, said the beat was greatness,
>the MC's sound generic, and again, it's hard for me personally
>to hear where Kendrick stops rhyming, and Drake begins....they
>sound GENERIC, like a lot of so called MC's today...but thats
>another topic....
Kendrick and Drake don't sound alike no matter how much you want them to.
>Oh, and it's You're...lol...see darkies can speak
>proper...lol...
Actually, "your" works in this case too. Also, if you have such a problem talking about rap with white people, you might want to get off a Roots message board.
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