Jacka & Husalah run into A-Wax at SXSW
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What are you talking about, sir? My response was ONLY to point out that Wax isn't really that much different from all the artist he shunned.
Confirmation bias, sir?
A-Wax, Jacka, Philthy Rich, C-Bo and Cellski are MUCH much more alike as far as subject and style goes than they are in comparance with Paul Wall, Freeway, Cormega, Zion I. The latter artist couldnt' be more different from each other let alone those "typical" west coast rappers. All I'm saying is A-Wax hasn't nearly stepped outside of the box as the previous poster claimed.
And sir, If you can please point to me these instances in which A-Wax has completely evolved as the other poster stated.. we'll be on our way here. An example of evolving IMO is Atmosphere going from a more traditional hip hop sound to live instrumentation and stronger focus on story telling.
No, sir. Regarding what the previous poster stated.. Again, in comparance to A-Wax, he's done more to "step out the box". If you had actually read both my response and the previous posters response.. You would caught that.
Confirmation bias, sir?
A-Wax, Jacka, Philthy Rich, C-Bo and Cellski are MUCH much more alike as far as subject and style goes than they are in comparance with Paul Wall, Freeway, Cormega, Zion I. The latter artist couldnt' be more different from each other let alone those "typical" west coast rappers. All I'm saying is A-Wax hasn't nearly stepped outside of the box as the previous poster claimed.
And sir, If you can please point to me these instances in which A-Wax has completely evolved as the other poster stated.. we'll be on our way here. An example of evolving IMO is Atmosphere going from a more traditional hip hop sound to live instrumentation and stronger focus on story telling.
No, sir. Regarding what the previous poster stated.. Again, in comparance to A-Wax, he's done more to "step out the box". If you had actually read both my response and the previous posters response.. You would caught that.
Actually, sir I've heard everything he's put out (as far as his solo projects go) up to "The Street Album".. But, what's your point, sir?
Lots of artist tell stories, how in any way does that mean he's a completely evolved overall as an artist (as the previous poster stated)?
In Comparing Atmosphere's "Overcast" album and "The Family Sign" overall musically, you can hear the growth of the artist between those 2 albums. When you compare Savage Times to Unconditional Thug (or The Street Album) you'll hear that they are essentially more of the same thing, his flow, voice,lyrics, may have slightly adjusted or changed, but it's still essentially the same stuff. And their's nothing wrong with that.. You stick to what you're good at. It's just some of you, sirs... overhype him...
And again, sir.. if I'm wrong point to me these instances (that I apparently missed) where he's evolved. No one has shown me yet...
Lots of artist tell stories, how in any way does that mean he's a completely evolved overall as an artist (as the previous poster stated)?
In Comparing Atmosphere's "Overcast" album and "The Family Sign" overall musically, you can hear the growth of the artist between those 2 albums. When you compare Savage Times to Unconditional Thug (or The Street Album) you'll hear that they are essentially more of the same thing, his flow, voice,lyrics, may have slightly adjusted or changed, but it's still essentially the same stuff. And their's nothing wrong with that.. You stick to what you're good at. It's just some of you, sirs... overhype him...
And again, sir.. if I'm wrong point to me these instances (that I apparently missed) where he's evolved. No one has shown me yet...
Sir, Atmosphere is a rap group... and if you're seriously trying to tell me they havn't evolved in the entire span of their career.. you CLEARLY either havn't heard ANY of their material before, or you're just reaching (and it's pretty clear you are).
Oh that's right.. You're the guy who doesn't listen to rap any more (except for A-Wax) so how would you know anything about Atmosphere? LMAO... Checkmate, sir... checkmate..
And LOL at the sir who blindly agreed with you.. you look like an even bigger idiot than the guy I'm quoting..
Oh that's right.. You're the guy who doesn't listen to rap any more (except for A-Wax) so how would you know anything about Atmosphere? LMAO... Checkmate, sir... checkmate..
And LOL at the sir who blindly agreed with you.. you look like an even bigger idiot than the guy I'm quoting..
Sir, I don't listen to rap (I break down every once in awhile though, I can't lie) because of the false advertisement it really is. I have never heard of "atmosphere" nor do I care too. What I do know is you couldn't checkmate me on my worst day, let alone your best. I heard the other side of the lake has a better bite, so you might want to take your pole over there because the bite is slow over here. This fish has learned to not bite on artificial lures....
*no. your responce was to him not listening to rap much nowadays, and being a "whiny" rap fan. who gives a fuck. not everybody jacks off to Slug and says sir.
*A-Wax and Jacka sound more like grimy ass east coast artists than traditional west coast rappers. they dont sound too much like C-Bo, Philthy, or Cellski. Zion I in the same club as Freeway, Paul Wall, and Cormega? again, all but Zion I are essentially "hardcore" rappers. your acting like a 90's baby sayin all that.
*though i think Wax has grown since 65 G'z, im not arguing that on here.
*A-Wax and Jacka sound more like grimy ass east coast artists than traditional west coast rappers. they dont sound too much like C-Bo, Philthy, or Cellski. Zion I in the same club as Freeway, Paul Wall, and Cormega? again, all but Zion I are essentially "hardcore" rappers. your acting like a 90's baby sayin all that.
*though i think Wax has grown since 65 G'z, im not arguing that on here.