Dope Albums That Get Alot of Hate?

[Goldie]

They talked about it on the Budden Podcast about a week ago. I never understood the hate WATTBA received. What are other albums that received a lot of hate but were actually dope?​

 

[The Hue]

This shit a classic but a lot of niggas hate on it cause it's Will

 

[Nah Son]

Watch The Throne gets shitted on but its still a dope album to me

 

[JUDAH]

Food & Liquor 2


......thru

 

[Qawshun]

I liked blueprint 3

 

[genocide_cutter]

 

[Word....Life]

Kingdom Come only had like 2-3 throw away joints but Jay was spittin’ spittin’ on that whole album

 

[Word....Life]

I still can’t believe tha Will Smith fandom...shit still bottles my mind lmao

 

[GOAT]

Kanye last album

Last 2 actually

 

[Goldie]

Kanye last album

Last 2 actually

Both trash

 

[Blue_London]

Food & Liquor 2


......thru

I liked blueprint 3

Kingdom Come only had like 2-3 throw away joints but Jay was spittin’ spittin’ on that whole album

All trash!!

 

[Loquacious]

TPAB
DAMN.

 

[Blue_London]

Lmao this thread has taken a turn

 

[CeLLar-DooR]

TPAB??????? Its hate to say an album isn't classic now?

 

[Blue_London]

TPAB??????? Its hate to say an album isn't classic now?

Lmao I was going to @ you to this thread

 

[CeLLar-DooR]

Lmao I was going to @ you to this thread

Lol ah shit I don't wanna reputation as a K. DOT hater lol, is that how I'm comin' off???

 

[Blue_London]

Lol ah shit I don't wanna reputation as a K. DOT hater lol, is that how I'm comin' off???

Naaaa I agree I think Kendrick fans are out of control. You just address it directly

 

[5 Grand]

This album doesn't have much replay value in 2019, but when it came out it was unlike anything anybody had ever heard. It's a 5 mic classic because of the impact it made when it came out, but the abstract nature along with the skits is less appealing now.

But yeah, Three Feet High & Rising was one of the first albums with skits and interludes.

It Takes A Nation Of Millions, Three Feet High & Rising & Paul's Boutique all changed the landscape of Hip Hop. Those are the first albums that took sampling to the next level.

Now, in 2019 it's impossible to make an album like that because the sample clearances.

 

[The Hue]

No Kendrick album should be posted in this thread

 

[konceptjones]

This album doesn't have much replay value in 2019, but when it came out it was unlike anything anybody had ever heard. It's a 5 mic classic because of the impact it made when it came out, but the abstract nature along with the skits is less appealing now.

But yeah, Three Feet High & Rising was one of the first albums with skits and interludes.

It Takes A Nation Of Millions, Three Feet High & Rising & Paul's Boutique all changed the landscape of Hip Hop. Those are the first albums that took sampling to the next level.

Now, in 2019 it's impossible to make an album like that because the sample clearances.

I've never heard hate for this album. The praise for it has been pretty universal.