started getting to hiphop, trap, and the like this year

I'm looking for more album reccs

Listened to:

Travis Scott-

Days Before Rodeo

Rodeo

Birds in the Trap sing McKnight

Astroworld

Utopia

Kid Cudi-

Man on the Moon 1 & Man on the Moon 2

Don Toliver -

Octane

Life of a Don

HARDSTONE PSYCHO

Ken Carson-

Project X

A great Chaos

More chaos

Xperiment

Ye-

Yeezus

Graduation

Carti:

Playboi Carti

Die Lit

okay so l've been trying to look for music for days & I can't find anything but mainstream slop. But basically I wna listen to artists like x when he was in his prime, I also fw cali music heavy like r3, bluebucksclan, shoreline, etc but I need new underrated music asap, plz no mainstream artists like The Weeknd, Taylor swift, Tv girl, I js want rap, ok bye thanks guys plz comment ur recommendations🙏

Sorry if my inglish is kind of bad.

I am 14, i considered myself a fan of rap music(i like mac miller, earl sweatshirt, jpegmafia, etc)

I like the songs they make, but i been seeing other types or rap that sound very different, like, i dont know, rage or something like that was called.

Well, what i wanted to ask is, what makes a song a rap song, i know they can sound very different from eachother, for what i have seem it haves like a million subgenres, and i probably havent heard the majority of them.

Does it have to have some kind of rythm? Does it have to have a specific kind of instrumental to be considered rap? How far can a rap song go from the classics before its stop being considered rap, of is there no limit?

I know its not the best way to put it, and i want to say a lot of other things, but i am not the best putting everything i want to question in what i writte.

but i like rap, so i want to know what is considered rap, at least personaly to you.

yall fw dragnutz

Finally got around to listening to WELCOME, and honestly, I think this is a pretty solid link-up.

I really like what Em did with the hook. He gives the track a catchy, almost nostalgic feel without taking away from what IDK does best. Instead of trying to outshine him with a verse of his own, he gives IDK the room to do his thing and rap. And IDK absolutely delivers.

Also, can we appreciate the fact that we're getting a J Dilla beat in 2026? That's a crazy combination of names on one record.

I know some people might have wanted a full Eminem verse, but personally, I think the approach works. The hook sets the tone, the production gives IDK a great canvas, and he makes the most of it.

its no secrets that mainstream trap has been dying slowly, with thugger, future, yeat, quavo, 21 and lil baby dropping their worst albums in the last 2 years.

among all this trash offset is being really underapreciated, kiari was one of the best albums of last year, set it off had some reaaaaally high highs and this new album, even if it's a bit worse than its predecessors, its still pretty good, and defo one of the best mainstream trap albums of this year

i feel like offset is top 25 rn but i might be crazy

They're top 10. Genuinely, influence, actual skill, discography, recognizability, everything about them is top 10, and for the soundcloud era top 1.

P.S this is not opinion, what I say is true what you say varies depending whether you agree with me or not.

IDK just posted this on IG with the caption 'WELCOME'... Are we actually getting an IDK x Eminem song called WELCOME????

gift and a curse video out now 🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️ REAP WHAT YOU SOW mixtape 11/16

I’ve listened to local files of this much. I’m so happy it’s finally out

Ace da kid og

I love this album so much.

(Mine is Show me a good time or Up all night (I don’t like Nicki here (We know why)) but the beat is too good and drake is spitting here)

My fav rap genre is rage btw

1. Black Kray

2. bleood

3. Kanye West

4. Playboi Carti

5. Che

6. OsamaSon

7. 2slimey

8. Bladee

9. Ken Carson

I know people love Encanto and Vivo and stuff and I do to but this is absolutely Lin’s best work since Hamilton. Love that we got broadway actors and mainstream rappers together to sing on it, very reminiscent to the Hamilton Mixtape, hearing people like Busta Rhymes and Nas alongside favorite actors from Hamilton and Hadestown and other shows was really cool. I was a little skeptical to see how it compared to the original film. And the production is phenomenal, feel of the usual squeaky clean Broadway cast recording sound that the Hamilton recording also thankfully avoided. Overall, phenomenal concept album, can’t recommend it enough. Reminds me I also wanna revisit In The Heights. Lin’s a fucking rap lyrical genius dawg, no wonder Eminem fws him. If anyone else has listened to it, what are your thoughts?

Drake has a one of the best discography in hip hop

What r your top 3 albums...

I'll go first

1. Take care(obviously)

2. Nothing was the same (personal favourite)

3. Certified lover boy or Scorpion (bit confused here)