CeLLar-DooR
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Bro again you're kinda movin' the argument no one is sayin' Wayne isn't good cah he makes party shit. I'm sayin' C3 is not a classic because it isn't of high enough quality
Poll Classic or Nah Vol 8: Lil Wayne - Tha Carter
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Bro again you're kinda movin' the argument no one is sayin' Wayne isn't good cah he makes party shit. I'm sayin' C3 is not a classic because it isn't of high enough quality
U not a yardie nor are u Gangsta u are British @CeLLar-DooR what's with the 'cah' lool
Comes of awkward and cringe worthy from u
Comes of awkward and cringe worthy from u
Maywood
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It all comes down to taste as overly cliche as this saying is still a fact and boils down to this
Sion, why are you using illmatic as a comparison when, to my knowledge, no music (at least for public consumption) from Nas existed before illmatic?
My point, and I can't actually believe I'm explaining this to you of all people lol, is that C1 and 2 had themes of him walking through the Carter project, you know, new Jack City?
He had the fly in/fly out, walk in/walk out interludes sprinkled throughout the albums and the rest of the songs track placements were centered around those interludes.
Why aren't there any of those on C3? Like not one of them? That's a theme my friend. I just explained why.
C3 was a glorified mixtape. The other two Carter albums had maybe a total of 4 features between them ( I don't know the exact number off the top of my head)
C3 had:
T-pain
Cool and Dre
Bobby v
Juelz Santana
Fabulous
Babyface
Jay z
Brisco
Busta rhymes
Robin Thicke
And stop with saying there is dislike for Wayne when someone has an opposing view lol. I've been bumping Wayne since before the world heard of him. I've earned a right to call his shit trash when it's trash
Put it like this.
No ceilings mixtape is better than most of the back half of his retail released catalog which includes C3 and 4.
My point, and I can't actually believe I'm explaining this to you of all people lol, is that C1 and 2 had themes of him walking through the Carter project, you know, new Jack City?
He had the fly in/fly out, walk in/walk out interludes sprinkled throughout the albums and the rest of the songs track placements were centered around those interludes.
Why aren't there any of those on C3? Like not one of them? That's a theme my friend. I just explained why.
C3 was a glorified mixtape. The other two Carter albums had maybe a total of 4 features between them ( I don't know the exact number off the top of my head)
C3 had:
T-pain
Cool and Dre
Bobby v
Juelz Santana
Fabulous
Babyface
Jay z
Brisco
Busta rhymes
Robin Thicke
And stop with saying there is dislike for Wayne when someone has an opposing view lol. I've been bumping Wayne since before the world heard of him. I've earned a right to call his shit trash when it's trash
Put it like this.
No ceilings mixtape is better than most of the back half of his retail released catalog which includes C3 and 4.
Classic or Not for the Carter 3?
Maywood
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Well your taste sucks Culture Vulture
How am i a culture vulture lol? this is the most illogical and nonsensical accusation i ever heard
A culture vulture is an individual that makes money, profit and a career participating in a culture they do not really like but pretend to for profit
How is me listening to the type of music i listen to because i am drawn to that type of music and find that type of music and that style the most enjoyable to listen a culture vulture? so every female that listens to the rappers i listed who are heavily listened to by females is a culture vulture?
Music preference in this case me like most music lovers preferring hooks/melodies/song writing/artistry makes every one on the planet that has this same preference a vulture vulture?
Maywood
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I didn't say no ceilings was better than all his albums. I specifically mentioned the back half of his catalog which, outside of a few hot verses here and there is severely lackluster
I'm comparing c3 into it's predecessors because those two had the same recipes practically for why those two are considered to be his best two retail released projects.
I also didn't say it wasn't a classic because it didn't have a theme. I was saying that it's a collection of unheard tracks and shit put together at the 9th hour to be able to release to the public and it's obvious when you compare it to the first two Carter albums.
I thought the Carter 3 was a solid album. It gets a lot of unnecessary hate. But it's not a classic nor should it even be in the conversation.
Weezy was selling 1 million a week with ease at one point and doing it in an era where u could just download music for free
And selling that 1 million a week with actual hard copy CD's before the streaming era where they counted as sales
So this why Weezy has made music history doing this was something people like NSYNC could only really do. Weezy doing what someone like them did that is something that gonna put him down in the music history books forever
And the thing about it is besides Lollipop he was doing it making actual rap music. Hungry at this time and was lyrical too
So @Sion has a right to wonder why people ain't putting respect on his name.
And selling that 1 million a week with actual hard copy CD's before the streaming era where they counted as sales
So this why Weezy has made music history doing this was something people like NSYNC could only really do. Weezy doing what someone like them did that is something that gonna put him down in the music history books forever
And the thing about it is besides Lollipop he was doing it making actual rap music. Hungry at this time and was lyrical too
So @Sion has a right to wonder why people ain't putting respect on his name.
I enjoy it much more than all those other albums. But this just based on taste that is all it always gonna come down to