But future only appeals to a certain demographic. Pac had worldwide appeal from children to the elderly
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Future not even as influential as his peers.
He's not as popular LiL Wayne or Drake.
Lil Wayne might have a better argument than Ye or Future imo.
Wayne influenced a lot of modern hip hop and worked at that rapid pace Tupac did.
He's not as popular LiL Wayne or Drake.
Lil Wayne might have a better argument than Ye or Future imo.
Wayne influenced a lot of modern hip hop and worked at that rapid pace Tupac did.
Such a garbage gen z stupid post...
Jay z is jay z... no producer made him. The Takeover isn't known for the beat it's known for the bars.
Travis Scott predominantly appeals to gen z, so whatever
A talent like John Legend would have been discovered and signed one way or another, period.
Kid Cudi is trash and has brought nothing to the game. Whiny emo nothingness
Drake and Taylor Swift are Drake and Taylor Swift
The only valid name is Big Sean.. yes there would be no Big Sean without Koonye and I appreciate that. Sean wouldn't have got on coming from the D... but the rest of this list is untrue
I give Koonye credit for giving twista his mainstream opportunity
Yall know why im here..
nigga said there would be no Big Sean like that would be a fuckin catastrophic loss for hip hop
nigga said there would be no Big Sean like that would be a fuckin catastrophic loss for hip hop
Sean fire ,but this funnyYall know why im here..
nigga said there would be no Big Sean like that would be a fuckin catastrophic loss for hip hop
His signing is more significant for DetroitYall know why im here..
nigga said there would be no Big Sean like that would be a fuckin catastrophic loss for hip hop
T. Sanford
T. Sanford/Trill Doggy Dog (Legion Of Trill)
It's the "say whatever to get clicks" era.
jay arguably got his best beats from just blaze
Nas had more impact on Hip hop than Kanye West and 2Pac
Exactly. And he still made it through the 90s without them
That list is revisionism.
It's equivalent to looking back and saying hit boy is the reason Nas was relevant
Between the younger generation rewriting the past all willy nilly and AI, maybe @Sony Montana has a point
kanye is one of the most influential artist to fans/rappers under 30. it's not a diss to pac per say, they just simply dont remember pac because when pac was alive they were either babies or weren't even born yet
I remember when I was growing up people used to talk about The Beatles and how great their music was and how they were cultural icons.
But I never got into The Beatles and never understood the hype.
But I never got into The Beatles and never understood the hype.
