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Generally speaking, they say that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. But in a highly competitive industry such as hip-hop where every last shred of your individuality is paramount to your success, the notion of someone stealing your style, cadence, flow or concepts, can be seen as one of the greatest crimes a rapper can commit.
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That's gotta be the weirdest plug ever
Being from FL I see Morgan & Morgan billboards and ads everywhere. Now they're sponsoring YTers? I can never escape them lol
You’ve made it when you got a M&M ad daaaaamn
Yeat sounds nothing like carti lol
@@sm4shv3v0 they have an office in Stuart Florida, right near me
Lil wayne definitely did influenced a whole generation including Future, Young Thug and the Lil's
My man ain't even get a mf slide 💀
Wayne was wack even back then.
@@chdreturns your tripping
@@fryingpanwitheggz As much as I loved his music growing up, Wayne is the reason we have what is going on. He IS the godfather of this genre.
@@fryingpanwitheggz Pumping us growing up with the same things they are pumping now and saying it is GOAT work is called immaturity. The people you knew moved on except you I am sure.
I think 95% of "copies" are just people who were influenced by the people they grew up listening to. When they set out to make music they're not even thinking about their influences, they're just making something they want to hear. Also Logic made a really good point that a rapper's sound is not just their sound, it's the people who produce the music too. People like Terrace Martin and Thundercat are incredible artists - if I'm trying to make something amazing am I just gonna avoid working with them so people don't say I sound like Kendrick? No way bruh.
But there is a difference between a copy and being highly influenced. For example you Kendrick is heavily influenced by Eminem and Tupac, but he has his own style and most people don't think about Eminem or Tupac when listening to Kendrick in most cases.
…I’m a logic apologist, but logic talking about being original is a bit ironic, man’s 2016-2020 run was just taking other people’s ideas and watering it down for people who don’t listen to hip hop
Music, i get it, but logic taking flows and delivery is differente
@@Prolificx I agree. I don't listen to Logic so I can't speak on him. Personally I think Cordae being a copy of J.Cole is the laziest claim out there. He writes very standard 16 bars and picks beats that are modern and safe. With that criteria, if he was copying it could be any mainstream guy from the last 20 years. The only thing left is he writes "woke" bars. People take that and say he's copying Cole...like maybe he's just a smart introspective dude who was influenced by all of the greats?? Idk people like to throw the copy label around but that's a strong claim and I find that people rarely bring strong evidence.
@@flobbyrobbo2889 Yeah I don't listen to him so I'm not sure. From things I've heard it definitely sounds like he did some copying and pretty unapologetically too. 😅 I'm just a huge fan of Terrace Martin and Thundercat so what he said resonated with me a bit. They bring their own distinctive sounds but if I made a song with them, somebody that doesn't listen to them would just hear a wannabe TPAB which would be the furthest from the truth.
"People don't buy music in this day and age, they buy the brand."
The TRUTH!!!!
44 bars
Way too true, like an artist can be blatantly boring but people will buy into it bc they are their “favorite artist”
Carti fans
@@flip849 that may be true today but before WLR no people generally like his music
People always leave the second half of the quote off. “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.” Inspiration and copy paste behavior is totally different. Great video, I’m glad someone’s speaking on it
Yeah, it's like when you borrow someone's outfit for a party but forget to return the shoes. Imitation is flattering, but let's not forget to give credit where credit is due!
Facts
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Deep asf
Love ur prfp
Snoops Migo flow is always hilarious
“Heee haw haw hee haw haw”
Hell he can't rap either so he can't talk
@@tyronshippy5207 L take, you’re dumb af if you think snoop can’t rap💀
@@tyronshippy5207 fr
@@tyronshippy5207 nowadays snoop is stale since he’s more concerned being an novelty public figure.
These are great topics, but this channel relies too much on the opinions of Fantano, Shawn Cee, and Dj Akademiks. Using their opinions as proof isn't a compeling argument.
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I concur. Shawn cee seems like a cool dude and obviously has some intriguing opinions, but ion think he’s got the same chops as someone who’s really out here. But it’s interesting cause him and fantano are obviously people who study music (Anthony arguably has more range) and have valid opinions. But depending on your viewpoint their opinions either hold a lot or very little weight.
On one hand they’re the ideal consumer. On another hand they don’t really make music so what the hell do they know? It’s real interesting and could go either way
@@ruffprophetproductions Yeah. My issue isnt even the fact that HHM agrees. Its just that they either copy and paste their opinions from these 3 or feel that their support is solid proof. This is especially annoying when one of those 3 don't back up a claim.
For example, this is the 2nd or 3rd time HHM has said Cordae sounds like Cole, and their only evidence is "Shawn Cee said so." But when you watch Cee's arguments, he provides no evidence. He just says it. So now HHM looks silly for relying on Cee's baseless claim when they could've done their own research and brought their own evidence.
At the end of the day, these 3 are just sharing their opinions. Their opinions don't weigh more than anyone at HHM.
Ty! You said it best 👌
@@enricopucci8101 facts. I’m glad it’s still mfs out here that believe in critical thinking lol
That's why mainstream hip hop has been run into the ground in the 2020s decade and the underground been dominating
On god. Shout out detroit
let ‘em know
Underground not dominating. A lot of them are disappearing.
most underground all sounds the same
@@ajayyxo bro griselda, Peggy, Freddie Gibbs, pusha t, roc Marciano, Earl sweatshirt, Vince Staples, are all good and unique in their own ways
What drives me crazy is when the fans of these clone rappers start saying they’re better than the original 😵
They’re just saying that because the clones are relatively hot rn
Yea I agree Ken isn't better than Carti at all not even close
no need to fight them, time & especially the industry will routinely get rid of them to find the next it rapper.
Facts!!!!!!
kinda like how lil wayne got his whole style from jay z and gillie da kid back then and wayne fans were saying he was better than jay z? i remember that stupidity
Mario Judah and yeat being carti’s kids is accurately hilarious 😂
Nah yeat rlly is his own thing but judah yeah he rlly a fool
judah just appeared and dissapeared within a year
@@analysis726he drops randomly
Carti didnt invent the rage sound so idk what you are talking about. And Yeat definetely found his own lane in the industry in 2021 and he is not copying anyone.
yeat was making rage music before carti dropped wlr plus his sound is changing. carti has always been jacking waves of smaller artists like uno or Diego money but nobody wants to call him out on it
Shawn Cee the only one who can roast you viscously using a professional voice 😂😂😂😂😂
Who
Lol the clip he played critiquing jack Harlow was a youtuber named Shawn Cee he talk about music and shit
@@J_Sovereignhe knows who he is dude 😂
@@dexterdahmer oh 🤷🏾♂️😂
who tf is that
The worst part about hip hop is the lack of hop, way too much hip
hip hop hop hip hip hop hop hip
Corn ball! he thought he did something 😂
Pop has crept into hip hop more than I think we realise… and honestly - Pop Music has the worst fan base of any genre.. cos their enjoyment is so far removed from music.. they care more about stanning an artist than the music they put out.
What did you mean by that tho...
@@mshankute made literally no sense
Lil Wayne Has The Most Children Of All 🫠🤔
Weezy F Baby and the F is for Fathering
This person never learned about ghengis khan
He they grandfather at this point
And Gucci Mane
What's with Shawn talking about Drake and Jack Harlow? He makes Drake sound like he's a lyrical spiritual miracle wordsmith or something
Drake is as basic as they come when it comes to rhyming
Fr lmao
He's saying Jack is a low fat, low calorie version of Drake. He raps similarly but the bars are empty in comparison to Drake
@@abelperez1434 lyricism is more than rhyming
@Davinio Either way he's as basic as they come.
It's not just Hip hop/Rap. It's rock, soul, jazz, Mexican music, pop every musician copies.
And?
It's just not the focus here from a Hip Hop focused account
You just labeled Mexican music as if it was a genre itself, Mf what are you smoking 💀💀
Most rappers go through a phase in which they wear their influences heavily. If you come across Kendrick’s old music when he was K Dot, the Lil Wayne & Eminem influence is strong, he just had time to find his own lane before he became well known.
Thank you! These weirdos forget even Drake stole and copied many people. You imitate until you reach master level where you can create your own lane. Just like children, you emulate, learn and then innovate. Plus they forget how many tracks Drake had ghost written or writers for. They need to
Stop
Yeah but you can still hear the Em inluence though in terms of the literature in their art/raps
@@Keviekev115 i mean it's literally human nature lol. it's how we learn--through imitation. monkey see; monkey do.
KDOT is also heavily influenced by Lupe Fiasco.
@@Keviekev115 EVEN Drake?
Drake is known for stealing flows and style from upcoming artists like almost every year, of all the rap thieves he's literally THE MOST INFAMOUS for doing it constantly
Having a Morgan and Morgan ad is so funny and the number one way to make your channel feel like it should be playing on a TV in a waiting room at the dentist
it's just so funny to me bro, like, the most status quo thing i can think of is an ad for a lawyer while you have an entire hip-hop dedicated channel, which as we all know, is super pro status quo, just absolutely in love with the system
"bad artists copy, good artists steal" - Picasso
I guess Jay z and Drake are beast at this.
So your saying pop smoke is bad?
great artists heist
African art 🎨 they stole copied 😤
The issue is that fans associate quality and good music to artists that they most like and anyone that is that close to that artist, will be praised for being next up.
Anyone that sounds so overly different and tries to reinvent the wheel gets ignored or is deemed trash. You have to connect to rap fans as…”Oh he sounds like….” and then you attract that artists fanbase which helps you blow up.
thats fading tbh, unique people like JID are starting to get more attention
@@Subs1338but people compare JID to Kendrick all the time
Lies!!!! What are you 20yrs old?
Fr, people are more quick to make assumptions it feels.
@@emmanuelchristian1454 I've literally never heard that comparison
They showed a pic of Fake Drake instead of the real one, I'm dead.
Why should they show a real drake pic while talking about Izzy drake 🤦🏻♂️
@@-VAJRA- Yea the OP has no clue what he's on about 🤣☠
yall mfs need to stop sparking up while the video is playing and actually listen to the shit that's being said lol
I'm proud to have been a teenager in the 90s. When we went to buy albums we didn't know what to expect because each artist made it a point of honor to have their own style and their own sound. Today I feel like I always hear the same thing and the number of albums that come out every day is insane
He meant the gap between Harlow and drake's ghost writers
😂😂
Funny joke drakes “ghostwriter” was always credited and only wrote a few hooks 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cringe
@@streyy1740wait till the find out almost every rapper has ghostwriters for hooks. Even the Notorious Biggie Smalls.
The problem is ghostwriters writing verses and raps but choruses is fair game
carti whole label is just carti clones
Homoxide Gang doesn’t sound anything like Carti. They just rap on similar beats. If you put them on Metro or Zaytoven Beats, you wouldn’t hear the similarities as much.
This is cap lol
@@Christian-eq6pq exactly, the beat makes the artists these days. Some Carti songs he says damn near nothing, but I like the song
This new era a lot of Carti clones, or start as Carti clones.
They're not Carti clones maybe Ken Ken definitely is a Carti clone Lone actually sounds different and none of Homixide gang sound anything like him
I feel like NF was influenced by Eminem but he has his own sound and style of music. He covers different subject matter, with different flows and completely different bars.
if you listen to NF's whole discography, you can really see that he's slowly creating his own path. in his earlier music, he sounded almost exactly like EM. now he's at the point where he's so close to his own style, and he just needs to take that extra step. hopefully with this next album he's about to release we can see him take that step.
Naw he sounds just like bro
Nf is just Christian em
his music is just not good tho it’s annoying.
No he doesn’t he just Eminem clone 😂
Bro, Snoop goin in on Migos in that clip was wild tho 😂😂 I felt like that when they first came out, it took me a long time to appreciate the fun side of the hip hop trap rap. I was born in 1989 in Flatbush New York, just for reference lol
Shawn Cee calling j Cole a “pretty good rapper” is exactly the reason I don’t watch his content
Jack Harlow makes Drake look like Golden Age Black Thought😂
Hahahahhahaha
Facts, Drake bodied him so bad
@@jasongrace4005 How
@@persona7-7-7 I listened to the song and felt Drake washed him completely. I didn't find Jack's verse impressive, most of his bars were forgettable. The only one of his bars I kinda remember and like is the "when everyone likes/loves you, haters wanna find a way to stand out " or something like that.
@@DFGHJKL1995 I doubt he used a ghost writer for this. Didn't Quentyn miller explain the ghost writing thing and said it was just some hook or something, I don't remember really.
The ghost writing thing was blown out of proportion, it wasn't like Quentyn wrote the whole of IYRTITL
Using fake Drake in that picture had me dead! 🤣😂🤣😂
Drake is literally just Lil Wayne on a R&B beat.
hell nah
The human brain loves the comfort of something it is used to, it also loves the sensation of surprise when experiencing something new or different. In the music industry new rappers often sound like older ones but they add their sauce to it so it works perfectly and the majority of people love them. Never forget that what works the most in artistic industries is always what the people want, whether you like it or not.
I love videos like this because they encourage up and coming artists to be more creative
J.cole is Definitely not a sleepy rapper. A lot of people have short attention spans and want some type of trap beat for every instrumental.
He's a lyricist.
I like when we mentions poops and farts in his rhymes.
Cordae has insane potential it will be sad if he never reaches it
He won’t
Cordae it's a beast in the rap game, little by little he'll improve his skills
Criminally underrated
As long as he never goes full woke
@@samathum4711 full woke?
The industry push behind Jack Harlow was ridiculous. Sad thing is labels are way more willing to put money behind basic white rappers just because of the demographics the can get to
Jack was underground for years he didnt exactly have an easy time coming up but he is pop so ofc he makes numbers
I agree, I don’t see the hype
Ah yes classic race baiting. With nothing to back it up.
Not a fan of jack Harlow but I also don't think it's got anything to do with him being white. He's more on the pop side of things and that's what sells him.
@@IzayaTijisPrincessJack Harlow was never underground, don’t do that. He got lit with WHATS POPPIN
Snoop ain’t had to do all that in that intro 😂
Tory Lanez is one the best copy paste rappers he completely embodies other styles The Game does it well and Of course Desiigner is like reverse flash to future's flash lol
Designer rap name should be past or present
@@Damballa888 🤣🤣😭😭
@@Damballa888 😂😂😂it should be past
The Game takes a piece of someone's style and infuses it with his own. That's why his music doesn't feel derivative.
@@hawken796 facts I heard on a song with Ross rapping like Ross and on his new album he rapped like pop smoke on song with Kendrick he tried to rap like kendrick
Snoop talks like he had more than one flow
EXACTLY he been rapping one way for 50 years 💤😂
Edit: Only on that song with Em did he try to switch it up 😂
mans has the same 16 💀
That snoop Dogg's clip never gets old 😂
While I completely agree with your take on Token's early career (Even Token agrees with this assessment), I do think you guys are really doing him a disservice by not covering, or, at the very least, mentioning his massive growth as an artist over the last few years. He has really come into his own unique, chill, and laid back yet technical style. He has gone on record stating that he has deliberately put in a lot of effort over the last few years to really separate himself from the "lyrical miracle" type of rap style, as well as disassociate himself from that sort of fanbase. I was never a fan or listener of token (mostly because I thought he sounded corny af), but his last project really caught my attention. His track "Amsterdam" with Benny the Butcher really caught my attention, as it demonstrated a ton of improvement/ growth as an artist, and his new flow really sounded smooth and buttery af on that track. Of course, there's still quite a few things he needs to work on in order to help develop past that sort of style, but imo he's actually a great example of an artist actively working to grow past/distance themselves from the corny/cringe "lyrical miracle" style/fanbase in a positive manner.
You're completely right. I'm not even a Token fan but it's clear from multiple videos that someone at this channel just personally dislikes him/his music and they go out of their way to paint him in a light that just isn't honest. From what I've seen he's pretty self aware, actually cares about the art form and history of Hip Hop, and has steadily progressed as a rapper and artist in general. They do a similar thing to Cordae and that bothers me far more. Has he made a classic album yet, no. But does that mean he's not talented or hasn't made great music? Obviously not! But for some reason they act like he's a blatant J Cole clone when nothing could be further from the truth. Guys like him are the future of Hip Hop. This channel needs more objectivity or they're running the risk of ruining the reputation they've built.
@jbmp1390 I've been listening to Token sense high school and ya he's definitely grown a lot as an artist. He's greatly expanded the range of sounds he can tap into, and his pen game has consistently improved over the years. He does drop some singles that I'll find a little eh, but he also drops some real bangers. And ya his last album was rly fucking good, definitely a big step forward for him. Really shifts the tone from what ppl think his shit sounds like. I've noticed these guys sly Token a lot, idk what thier deal is with him. Same with NF. I get theres an obvious similarity in style. But with him too, with his latest project I think his penmanship showed serious growth and rly made his own imprint on the style. Maybe they just think the audience will respond well if they rag on artists that public image feels to 2017"gerrr mumble raps not real rap this is real rap".
amsterdam fire
Nah token is crap now. He was good in his happiness and exception days heck even new problems. Then he got a feature from tech and didn't even make something worth putting on repeat.
Yeah but what does token rap about. Ive listened to his songs and yeah sure hes rapping but he says a whole lot of nothing. Dont believe me? Just go listen to one of his songs right now.
It’s actually incredibly hard to be unique and successful in anything. Because everything’s pretty much been done. When it comes to creative industry’s like music, film, fashion, etc most things are created with influence from people previous to them. I wouldn’t call that copying
Don't confuse influence with imitating...
That's what people who aren't creative says. Wth are u talking about? Music has been around for CENTURIES. There's never been a end or a lack of originality when your great at what u do. U must be young.
@@jmar5127 What he is saying is that everything has been done at least once. Write an amazing book and now choose the title, make the hook to a song, create your own beat. You will probably have some originality to it, but if you are good at what you do, there will be traces of other great artists no matter what. Someone somewhere else is thinking the exact same shit I'm typing right now. Doesn't make us any less original.
Every white rapper who is remotely lyrical automatically gets compared to Eminem even if they sound nothing alike or even rap about the same things. "You are white, and lyrical. So you are Eminem".
Cordae is kinda nice with it though. Him and Wayne have a pretty sick track together. Also the SUPERB IRONY of saying people sound like Drake is peak hilarity.
Sike
Honestly as someone who has done a deep dive into NFs music it’s actually quite good and I think most people just calling him an “Eminem clone” haven’t fully realized the talent he has of his own
I agree, his one of the few white rappers I listen to. His singing is dope as well.
Great music. His latest projects definitely show his own developed style.
Amen
He's talented but he is a eminem clone
@@ccmcgaming327 nha, that's just cap.
NF has songs that are personal and has definitely come out to be his own rapper with his own style. The dude is talented regardless of how much Eminem affected him. Plus he doesn’t even cus which is the polar opposite of Eminem.
Fr
Creativity is at all time low these days
i agree with all the artists besides the Cordae one. As a fan of both, i do not see resemblance. I hear alot of boombap beats on cole, whereas i see alot of melody from cordae.
You are deaf
Cordae a j Cole copycat
@@shawnjackson65damn you weren’t even trying to listen 😂
Listen to Cole songs
@@user-vg3rt4kv6u Cole had the same issue coming out of being considered a Nas copycat hopefully cordae grow out of that phase like Cole did
Cordae got looped into this convo so fast. I remember he was the old head’s favorite young rapper when he came out. Now they talk about him like he’s Logic or somebody.
I love how Token, Hopsin, Dax, and NF don't care about being a "clone". They just enjoy making music the way their favorite artist did. They know they're not mainstream and they seem to like staying "underground". In my opionion, they get thrown the most shade.Just let 'em be, you don't have to listen to them if you don't want to, but you shouldn't just hate them for being "carbon copies"
im learning to accept that their are no rules to music and hiphop blends into all genres depending on the influences of the Artist. - to each his own
Theres always been one major principle in Hip Hop culture. DONT BITE.
@@seanthornton726 bite as how?
Can u clarify
I wanna know
@@victorysworldtv biting, to imitate or copy (someone or something)
Kendrick and logic are both inspired by wu tang clan, also theres no similarity beetween them, the only thing that they have in common is production
Nah bro logic himself is for sure inspired by Kendrick. Especially earlier material. However, he has created his own path as of late.
But Kendrick is organic and original while logic …
The only thing Logic has blatantly copied from Kendrick is the “you” adlibs besides that he’s taken a lot of inspiration from stuff Kendrick’s done and has made it his own I’d say, you can see where Kendrick influenced him but where he influenced him doesn’t feel cheaply added to the music he builds on it with what he wants to say or whatever he wants to do for that specific song
As two of logics albums are heavily inspired by kendrick, UP being a wanna be GKMC and everybody being a terrible wanna be of TPAB
@@filmneuro Logic said it himself but it gets corny when people get mad at Logic for sampling something Kendrick has also sampled keep that same energy with every rapper.
Joyner Lucas is kinda a Eminem clone too
wtf did this guy say
Eminem didn’t invent fast rapping, or rhyme schemes.
@@90s-h7l nobody said he did 😭
@@90s-h7l most of Joyner Lucas biggest songs are Stan ripoffs 😭😭 perspective rapping
Ayo, you be sliding them promos in the video smooth af lmfao! And, you be doing it good too. You get the video statted, lay the foundation of your video to grab attention, and then BOOM lmfao!
*I swear y’all have talked about this same topic about 3 times now 💀*
The triplet vocal cadences were first heavily seen in Memphis rap like three six mafia, and Tommy Wright 3
Rip gangsta boo
A lot of rappers right now , a lot of unknown rappers won't blow up but will take fans from mainstream rappers
It takes time to piece together a style and make it fit somewhat with what's current. But all the originals figured it out so no pass for that.. I think it's because of the way the internet consumes music. You got under developed artists putting out songs that go viral overnight and ppl are reaching the masses before they fully develop their own voice.
No truer words have ever been spoken
NF and Eminem don’t dress alike, they rap about completely different things and NF has gotten better at rapping and created his own beats, flow switches, cadences and so much more. He’s completely separated himself from him.
Its just because they both rap fast and are white lol
@@GaTech379 another thing I think separates them. Is subjects they talk about. Eminem has talked about drugs and murder and all this stuff (not saying that’s bad, he has iconic songs about it.) while NF raps about God, his trauma, his burdens insecurities and so much more while not cussing. I think NF is one of the best and most underrated rappers today.
Absolutely.
Both are corny af though
@@buggzy9383 they can outrap a lot of today’s “rappers”
I mean, wasn't the term 'Stan' created because of Em? I'm not even a Em fan, but I've seen a thousand clones.
Boy, I tell you something. They better be glad that this isn’t the 1990’s. I mean if this was going on during that time, must of these copy and paste rappers would’ve had their ass kicked
Plenty of motherfuckers for KRS-One to throw off stage.
nah not really. The 90's if anything was worst about this. There was no room for deviating from what the radio wanted to play. They copied each other a ton or were forced to by labels. The internet has given us way more diversity.
Why is that something to be proud about?
Agreed
How does this not start with Drake himself? That was his whole modus operandi.
1. Jack Harlow can only compare to drake when he makes his generic equal to McDonald’s tape tracks.
2. Who the HECK is NF or Token? 😂😂😂
& this is why Curren$y is my favorite Rapper of all time, ORIGINALITY!! Spitta sounds like nobody & has his own lane
I don’t think anyone has his work ethic either
Im not gonna lie, token definitely used to have a lot of similarities with em. But his new work with this last year or 2 is great. He is definitely coming into his own sound.
I definitely agree with this one!!
It’s been a Loooooooooong time but yea Token finally getting his own sound and I’m all here for it
we really having lawyers in sponsorships now 😭😭
That’s most ny drill rappers rn
And atl trap "rappers"
Really wish we still had Pop to show what they could do differently but B love kinds changing
@@BeenBenji the issue is everyone tryna be a Pop clone or to a lesser degree Kay flock
NF is absolutely not a copy and paste em. the subject matter that they rap about is ENTIRELY different. i hate when people say this shit and they haven’t even listened to his catalog.
I have never listened to Post Malone and thought “sounds like Future”…
Post Malone was immediately a brand new sound to me and I listen(ed) to A LOT of trap/hiphop before and after Post Malones entrance into the scene. Plus, I never heard Kid Laroi as a Juice Wrld sound, I immediately thought “this kid is directly taking his sound from Post Malone..”
I cant be the only one who thinks that.
You're not. I never linked Post and Future, I don't see it.
post and future don’t even sound any similar especially now posty has a very different sound
Post malone has always had his own style to me … never copied definitely don’t see any comparison to future he’s literally a rockstar and pop rapper along with some vibes of rnb and rap
Mario Judah … shouting is hilarious 😂 he
I think Logic was different he wasn't a copy and paste rapper. The fans were the problem.
No his corny ass haters were the problem
Not as bad as Nikki fans.
Someone accused him of biting Kendrick, then everyone started doing it, it’s a bandwagon.
I see a LOT of that in Detroit.......We gotta certain production stye and flow that everybody keeps doing over and over again
Boldy James the only rapper from the D that got his own lane !
On god that’s why I had to come different
U tryna say a lot of stealing going on in Detroit? Nah…
That style has been bubbling for the last several years, so of course everyone tries to jump on the wave.
@@sebmcchicken3528 not stealing. But just opting to create music that same style that works without putting their own influence and creativity on it. A lot of artists do it because it seems like the safest route to take. That's what makes Sada Baby so different. He mixes it up. Will make a trap record, a party record, mix up his flow, take off his shirt and dance etc...
50 cent Pop ,Smoke?
DMX ,Jarule?
2pac , Jarule?
Mario Judahs' Whole Lotta Red is mint
I'm tired everytime I go to Twitter and RUclips rap channels, they always end up talking about the same 20 rappers over and over: Kendrick Lamar, J Cole, Eminem, Logic, Drake, Future, Lil Durk, Lil Baby, Lil Uzy Vert, Jack Harlow, Kanye West, Playboi Carti, Migos, Cardi B, Tyler the Creator...
They're all great and shit but, don't you dig other artists more underground? Make us discover some cool less known rappers, please come one like that's kind of your role
What type of stuff you like in your hip hop, vibe, melody, bars, flow... Jay Rock is good. Earthgang, there are more but each have their own different pathways. I think to find new artists, you have to go with the old ones you like and you'll find newer ones exploring the same type of music with their own twist.
@@chillaxboi2109 I follow dozens and dozens of lesser known artists so I'm good with that, but it's not thanks to these youtubers
Imagine drake being your hero. That shit is fucking embarassing dawg.
Hearing Shawn pop up scared me💀 I was like I'm not watching his videos hello??
You and me both. lol I love how this channel plays clips from a lot of the other channels that we all seem to enjoy. It's pretty dope.
You're a good ass writer bro...keep it up.
Right???
This gonna be GOOD!
This is something I feel a lot of aspiring artist fear of. I, myself, love this music genre, however, I know if I was to ever put out music, I'd end up being told I'm trying to sound like various rappers. It's deemed to happy to everyone.
Inspiration doesn’t equal imitation
The sons of young thug could be an entire video
NF and Token are not copies. They're their own unique artists
Post Malone is literally one of the most unique artists now lmao
He has ghostwriters lol
@@ElFlakoChulo most artist do.
People always tell me “Yo you’re like the next Jack Harlow, you’re the next Mac Miller, Action Bronson. You’re the next this or the next that” I’m like no mfer I’m the next Dinosaur Jim.
Pop Smoke sounded so much like 50 Cent that 50 personally made sure the album came out after he passed.
Snoop said it best
There’s a reason people like Lil Wayne are still relevant for the music they release. They can adapt. They welcome new sounds.
@@s0urnicate yea but then u got legends like Eminem rapping on trap beats and it just doesn’t work out
" Hoohoho hehehehe " - Snoop Dogg
NF has his own way. Yes he might rap angrily and fast, but his songs have meaning sometimes, some have emotion and low toned, his beat selection is insanely different. Dude literally puts you in a movie. His bars are nasty and clever too. A dozen of his songs are exposing himself and are about mental health. I can see though why people call him a clone and make comparisons, but I think he’s different enough that he doesn’t get that title of being an “Eminem clone.” He probably does use a few things Eminem does, but he doesn’t completely copy him.
I agree. He's a very reflective rapper and isn't scared to share his story even with criticism. I love that about him
NF didn't steal Eminem's style...NF just sound like EM a little bit, but he ain't biting nothing!!!
Bro is creative as hell and his music speak volumes...Eminem on the other side is a Rap God, but most of the times I don't even get like 70% of the things he's talking about
It is influence if you acknowledge your idol and try to add your own kick to it but if you use the same flow, delivery, beat selection, lyrics, swag, persona, & overall sound (voice/autotune) and deny you ever heard of that particular artist that’s the definition of copy and paste rappers.
Yo Mario Judah is hilarious when he's spazzing out.
Forgot about dusty locane and pop smoke
This also happens with some underground rappers a lot of them have the same flow different lyrics which doesn’t make them stand out it just sounds like they’re talking over a beat or listening to someone trying to be exactly like who they’re influenced by instead of being unique
11:05 dude said Cole is a almost great rapper, that's like saying Kevin Durant is a decent basketball player.
Calling Mario Judah and Yeat Carti's clones is so fucking ridiculous
Yeat is a clone tho?
We're at the point that any successful artist inadvertently makes their own genre with the sheer amount of artists they inspire and the endless void of "type beats" that are not only on RUclips but production sites like Beatstars. Everyone wants to be an artist and if you want to be they do what they know will sell. When an artist does good (example: Playboi Carti). They bring with them artists that are derivatives of them (Yeat, Ken Carson, etc)
Facts
For the young generation section Cordae is holding Hip Hop down.
No tf he is not
@@writ3r5683still a hater
No he is not at all and he isn't even the best of the generation, dude is hot trash. Denzel Curry, JID, Benny the Butcher, Smino, Jay Electronica, Conway the Machine, Earthgang, and Little Simz are all better than him.
@@repentorendupinhellfire6270 Nobody said he is the best. Everybody you mentioned is older. All these comparisons, but they all have different styles. It makes no sense.
@@nottheonefromearth You litterly said "he is holding hiphop down for the young generation"...Pardon me but that sounds like you're saying he's the best of this generation which I disagree with and you have a point about everyone else being 30+ and Cordae is only 25 but let's look at Cordae and, Little Simz, Denzel here:
- Cordae is 25 with 2 albums ranging from (2019-2022)
-Denzel Curry is 27 and has 5 albums ranging from the years (2013-2022)
- Little Simz is 28 and has 5 albums ranging from (2015-2022)
That's only a 2-3 year difference so I would say Denzel and Little Simz tripples him musically and lyrically, both of them dropped a wayyyyy better and amazing album than Cordae in 2022. C'mon now man cordae is trashhhh, I don't see why people like him when there's way better stuff out. Cordae even said HIMSELF that he wasn't even feeling his own recent album and he could see why he got NEGATIVE REVEIWS.
Being yourself is one of the hardest feats to overcome amongst niggadom
Bro how’d you get a Morgan sponsorship that’s wildddd congrats
I'm just sitting here thinking about how weird and nonsensical that telescope analogy was
Bro did not just say post Malone is a copy paste of future cmon now
Travis Scott stole Asap Rocky Style
Asap stole Raider clans style so that's fair