21's evolution (professional and personal) has been crazy! He is currently THE MOST mainstream rapper amongst his contemporaries from 2016-2017. A great point you mentioned in the video was how he has collaborated with artists like J. Cole, Childish Gambino, Lil Baby, Nardo Wick, Nas, Drake, and now the new hit CREEPIN' with The Weeknd. As a result of these collaborations with artists from a variety of genres, 21 Savage now caters to a very wide and large audience that isn't just restricted to his previous street-style/gang-style music (2016-2018). The turning point was I AM > I WAS. He's put in his best for that album and has only upped the levels since as well. His run on features in the last 18 months has been crazy. Her Loss with Drake was an entertaining project. And to round the year off, he snapped on all 4 of his features on Metro Boomin's Heroes & Villains. Expecting a solo album from him in 2023. If he plans it out right, next year will be the biggest for him!
@@KingBenny Lil peep died, xxxtentacion died and juice wrld died. Some rappers who haven't died like lil xan ended up falling off. So soundcloud rap is dead
I feel like issa album doesn’t deserve such harsh criticism. Nothin New is a deep song. Dead people is a sad song. FaceTime is a love song. Bank account is an absolute banger. I feel that there’s lots of variation and it’s a great album.
late 2022 is one of the high points of his career with features with big artists, her loss, and heroes and villains he is definitely building up hype for a solo album (maybe with metro if we are lucky but with heroes and villains and sm2 being his last album chances are low). I wish he would drop more singles though, i can name all of his songs and being able to just have a few more would be great
Absolutely. Just needs to drop a few more singles. I'm guessing his next release will be a solo album which he's already been working on. Hopefully we get in in the first half of next year. He's very good at putting together a body of work. I AM > I WAS was great and it was released in 2018. Can only get better!
@@rahuldevalla4176 yep, with silence for 2 years i dont think her loss and heroes and villains is it because even though they are great albums, he doesnt get much time on either
@@thestrangler2688 It of course isn't. H&V is Metro's album and he's just featured on few of the songs. Her Loss is a collab that him and Drake finished up in like 4 months. He's already been working on his solo album (he mentioned it on a podcast 5 months earlier) so I'm almost certain he'll drop it in the next 6 months.
@@rahuldevalla4176 H&V featured 21 and he did phenomenal, why does it matter when he did the drake album, and what else would a rapper be doing during a very tame social media appearance. He secured a collab album with one of the biggest rappers right now and that metro album was just more on top of that. He is doing the highest numbers he ever has (I think) and he also secured a feature on a Nas song which is just a bonus
I think what makes 21 stand out from other mumble rappers and hood rappers in general, is his personality and his approach to life and business outside of music. 21 progressed himself and his career by learning from his surroundings, unlike a lotta other artists who basically said 'f*ck everyone, I'm rich!', 21 knew he was good for now, but also knew that he needed to evolve to maintain what he had. You can see it with his frequent collaborations with timeless artists such as Drake, Post Malone, Pharrell Williams and J Cole, he's always out there learning from the greats. Compare that to for instance Kodak Black, both rappers from the trenches with lots of talent... 21 quickly took steps to get out of the hood and get away from the people and activities that would hold him down, Kodak Black however has had heaps of cases and been involved with assult cases and what not. He also takes a lotta drugs, while 21 Savage seems pretty clean and subsequently is able to secure those grammy winning features and market appeal.
the mumble rapper curse itself kinda turned into a joke, tho. like, most of the big "mumble rappers" (carti, uzi, yachty, kodak, etc.) are still doing SUPER well today, they never really fell off. people see pump and smokepurpp and just apply that to the whole genre.
I enjoyed listening to 21 because of his flow and his rhyming schemes. He rhymes one word in more than two lines. On top of that, it feels as if he’s telling a story. The wordplay he has is impeccable.
I used to dislike 21 heavily back in 2017 because he sounded like these others with no deeper skill set. Now, I’d say he’s one of my favorite rappers for just how amazing his evolution is
When talking to my British friend he always telling me Brits show love to American rappers but Americans don’t reciprocate with British rappers. Had to let ‘em know he was wrong, he asked me name one British rapper Americans listen to. Told him “21 Savage”. He then proceeded to say nothing and moved on from the conversation.
@@dizzyWLRD *correction nobody in the UK listens to him, most of his monthly listeners are 13 year old Europeans, people like Dave are far more popular in the UK than in Europe and abroad than cee
@@Enjoipandas13 shit Kodaks dumbass had grills on so his shit was fucked for a while till he got used to em. Uzi has become a big part of hip hop and its future, yachty just chilling in life making better shit then he ever did before and juice x and peep all had big career before dying and improved as artists to a point that's makes their deaths even more sad. The only true mumble rappers were people who have died off and mean nothing to hip-hop anymore
@@user-sm7yv3pf6z nah playboi carti was definitely a mumble rapper nobody could understand what he was saying most of the time. He admitted it and wasn't bothered at all.
I wouldn’t classify 22 as a mumble rapper honestly. Even as far back as songs like X and No Heart you can understand everything he’s saying. It may have been boring and lifeless to some people, but to say he was mumbling is just wrong imo
Mumble rap in reality isn't even "mumble rap" it was used for generic trap artist and generic SoundCloud rappers. Most of whom didn't even mumble we just branded it as such because they don't have as much lyrical content as a lyrical rapper. They have way more use of generic bars and unimpressive flows and rhythm patterns. Meanwhile more "lyrical" rappers are more creative with their bars, more flow switches, multisyllabic rhyme schemes, double/triple entendre's, solid punchlines and such. 21 savage used to be a generic trap artist but in recent years (especially with j.cole songs) he's become more of a mix using his trap element to his advantage but still having creative punchlines and at least trying to have a decent flow. This combination is what makes him appeal to the older and younger audiences in the rap industry. Hope this helps.
21 stood out by not trying to stand with chains n stuff. n the beats that he used in his songs are 🔥🔥. n he collaborated w really great artists to get their attention
Issa is actually good, all the songs have relaxing flow, issa introduced me to 21 savage; Numb is my fav song. Savage mode 1 is one of a kind album metro and savage did good 1:1. I started listening 21 savage from 2017, And now it's 2022 and still he is no 1 I listen to. His old songs like in savage mode, issa, without warning was out of the world flow and unique lyrics. Later from i am>i was he started to change his style of rapping. He is my inspiration. I'm from India and his music introduced me to a whole new world of hip hop trap.
Super Interesting video, really enjoy the subject of 21's trajectory in music. I am a little bit confused tho as to what your explanation on how he got out of the label of being a "mumble rapper" is, I know you had mentioned that he evolved from being a somewhat 1 dimension artist but it was a little unclear to me if this was your justification for how he got out of the mumble rapper trap. And if this is the case, in what way would you say he changed or improved that helped him get out? You also mentioned that he was recognized by highly reputable artists like Schoolboy Q and Childish Gambino as well as being supported by Jay Z when he was going viral for actually being British - so I wasn't super sure if you were trying to say that his virality+his connections within music helped him to escape the mumble rapper label. Or if you are trying to suggest it is a connection between all of these factors plus improving his musical ability. I know that on Issa Album you mentioned he changed his sound away from being dark and violent- but it didn't really work. However with I am>I was - changing his sound was super effective. Just curious to see what you think changed between these two albums to make it so that I am>I was turned out to be a hit.
Basically... all the things where I spoke more ab the whole mumble rapper stuff and the sound of his music I just ended up cutting out cause it was boring ngl
@@KingBenny Not everyone, not even a majority of them thought of him as a mumble rapper. There were a decent bunch of them however that put him under that category and I think that was mainly because of the sound of his music in the early days. Although ISSA didn't work out as much, I think he improved lyrically on that album and ventured into a few more topics other than just his previous gang/street topics. A lot of them say he's evolved drastically since I AM > I WAS but I personally feel like it all started with ISSA.
@@rahuldevalla4176 aye man... I looked up mumble rapper on Google images and 21 Savage was grouped in always... I never thought of 21 as a mumble rapper but others did
@@rahuldevalla4176 same here. Never saw 21 as a mumble rapper. I think the creator of this video is basically saying he came up at the same time with a lot of mumble rappers so he kinda just blended in with that crowd for a while especially on the media.
Plus, rapping on sampled beats (made of sampled soul vocals etc) like j cole and kendrick lamar, and not only in dark trap beats helped a lot in my opinion
21 s definitely mvp of 2022. Kendrick, drake , JID and metro boomin u may suggest but 21 was most featured with almost all hits and some on charts too, thats amazing for a years record, some say kendrick yet dropping a single album wont lead u to the mvp may give the best album of the year yet not the mvp among rappers. Hope yall agree or share ya thought on
Unpopular opinion but I liked more songs on Issa than any of the shit that made him popular. You said Issa was generic but the songs that made him popular were generic as hell...
21's career can really be summed up as "I am > I was"
essentially yes
Facts
Wtf does that mean
@@williamomon3894 you really shouldn't be commenting if you don't know the reference.
@@raphael9783 are you gonna tell me or are you gonna try get off on your percieved superiority
21's evolution should be remembered. He has one of the best trap albums of all time (savage mode 2)
I think it's up there at least
Without warning >
yea I mean both savage modes i am > i was without warning all amazing trap albums
Word
@@chrisbrochu3663 fr
21 became not just a great lyricist overtime with clever wordplay and good rhymes but also storytelling and reflection.
If i was Will Smith I would've slapped em with the stick is a hard bar
"He came in a rolls he left in a stretcher💀 "
A great lyricist?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@rasputin2k851 *Yeah*
@@Asian_Kid i like 21 but nah compare him to like Cole or any other lyrical rapper
21's evolution (professional and personal) has been crazy!
He is currently THE MOST mainstream rapper amongst his contemporaries from 2016-2017.
A great point you mentioned in the video was how he has collaborated with artists like J. Cole, Childish Gambino, Lil Baby, Nardo Wick, Nas, Drake, and now the new hit CREEPIN' with The Weeknd. As a result of these collaborations with artists from a variety of genres, 21 Savage now caters to a very wide and large audience that isn't just restricted to his previous street-style/gang-style music (2016-2018).
The turning point was I AM > I WAS. He's put in his best for that album and has only upped the levels since as well. His run on features in the last 18 months has been crazy. Her Loss with Drake was an entertaining project. And to round the year off, he snapped on all 4 of his features on Metro Boomin's Heroes & Villains.
Expecting a solo album from him in 2023. If he plans it out right, next year will be the biggest for him!
Bro... I FORGOT to put that song on the video... I love creepin
@@KingBenny Yup, amazing song!
@@themosttoast3733 disagree
@@user-sm7yv3pf6z but kodak is just in prison all the time
Creepin is so overplayed I like Niagra falls, Walk em down, and Umbrella more.
He also escaped the "The death of Soundcloud rap era" curse as well. You see that many rappers from that era fell off.
thats kinda like synonyms
most of them also dies
@@psluxx ???
@@KingBenny died*
@@KingBenny Lil peep died, xxxtentacion died and juice wrld died. Some rappers who haven't died like lil xan ended up falling off. So soundcloud rap is dead
The album with metro and collabs with j cole and drake helped him a lot it was like he could hang with the big boys with his own flavour
you not wrong
Exactly what i was thinking. Jcole influence
its amazing how 21 savage actually escaped that curse, congrats on him for getting out of england
Mustve been tough to grow up around the man dem
@@KingBenny bro was in the states since around he was 9, he got suspended in 7th Grade for bringing his brother's strap to school🤣
I feel like issa album doesn’t deserve such harsh criticism. Nothin New is a deep song. Dead people is a sad song. FaceTime is a love song. Bank account is an absolute banger. I feel that there’s lots of variation and it’s a great album.
facts idk what he talkin bout
The beats don't match him and most of the songs sound more boring than they're supposed to be... and again a lot of the lyrics dont hit the same
its boring... its like a 4 or 5/10 consistently
Money Convo , Bank Account, and Close my Eyes go hard.
I love Nothin New. It was my favorite song in that album
late 2022 is one of the high points of his career with features with big artists, her loss, and heroes and villains he is definitely building up hype for a solo album (maybe with metro if we are lucky but with heroes and villains and sm2 being his last album chances are low). I wish he would drop more singles though, i can name all of his songs and being able to just have a few more would be great
Metro Boomin and 21 Savage are a dynamic duo ngl
Absolutely. Just needs to drop a few more singles. I'm guessing his next release will be a solo album which he's already been working on. Hopefully we get in in the first half of next year. He's very good at putting together a body of work. I AM > I WAS was great and it was released in 2018. Can only get better!
@@rahuldevalla4176 yep, with silence for 2 years i dont think her loss and heroes and villains is it because even though they are great albums, he doesnt get much time on either
@@thestrangler2688 It of course isn't. H&V is Metro's album and he's just featured on few of the songs. Her Loss is a collab that him and Drake finished up in like 4 months. He's already been working on his solo album (he mentioned it on a podcast 5 months earlier) so I'm almost certain he'll drop it in the next 6 months.
@@rahuldevalla4176 H&V featured 21 and he did phenomenal, why does it matter when he did the drake album, and what else would a rapper be doing during a very tame social media appearance. He secured a collab album with one of the biggest rappers right now and that metro album was just more on top of that. He is doing the highest numbers he ever has (I think) and he also secured a feature on a Nas song which is just a bonus
I'm thankful that he was able to escape the hell he was born into (Britain). He seems pretty high functioning for a British person.
Honestly I wonder if he's genetically British
Did I miss smth lol, since when have we been smarter than British people lol
that’s js rude bro
@@kushalsharma707 we aren’t. Americans needs to look at all the problems we have before clowning on other nations
@@KingBenny Man said 'genetically British' uno 🤣
Savage mode 2 aged like fine wine 😫🤌
One of the best albums in 2020
Album was fire when it came out. Still fire now, its only been 3 years
MF DOOM: Born in UK and got big in the US
21 Savage: Born in UK and got big in the US
I'm just sayin
Slick Rick too im pretty sure
Without Warning is a classic, my favorite album after I am > I was
I think what makes 21 stand out from other mumble rappers and hood rappers in general, is his personality and his approach to life and business outside of music. 21 progressed himself and his career by learning from his surroundings, unlike a lotta other artists who basically said 'f*ck everyone, I'm rich!', 21 knew he was good for now, but also knew that he needed to evolve to maintain what he had. You can see it with his frequent collaborations with timeless artists such as Drake, Post Malone, Pharrell Williams and J Cole, he's always out there learning from the greats. Compare that to for instance Kodak Black, both rappers from the trenches with lots of talent... 21 quickly took steps to get out of the hood and get away from the people and activities that would hold him down, Kodak Black however has had heaps of cases and been involved with assult cases and what not. He also takes a lotta drugs, while 21 Savage seems pretty clean and subsequently is able to secure those grammy winning features and market appeal.
What I like about 21 is that he can manage to keep himself relevant and interesting without making himself look like a clown, and the bars are fire!
the mumble rapper curse itself kinda turned into a joke, tho. like, most of the big "mumble rappers" (carti, uzi, yachty, kodak, etc.) are still doing SUPER well today, they never really fell off. people see pump and smokepurpp and just apply that to the whole genre.
Jimmy Cooks the album is crazy😂😂
Jimmy Cooks: The Album is how it should be recognized moving forward
I enjoyed listening to 21 because of his flow and his rhyming schemes. He rhymes one word in more than two lines. On top of that, it feels as if he’s telling a story. The wordplay he has is impeccable.
I used to dislike 21 heavily back in 2017 because he sounded like these others with no deeper skill set.
Now, I’d say he’s one of my favorite rappers for just how amazing his evolution is
It's because he's doing his ✨thing✨
he do be doing his thing ngl
Do yo thang
Trippin man, ISSA was hard af lol he definitely had songs with substance on there
Some songs yes but overall I just think its not all that... I hold 21 to a higher standard I guess
When talking to my British friend he always telling me Brits show love to American rappers but Americans don’t reciprocate with British rappers. Had to let ‘em know he was wrong, he asked me name one British rapper Americans listen to. Told him “21 Savage”. He then proceeded to say nothing and moved on from the conversation.
Cental cee is big in the us also
be real
@@dizzyWLRD sad cause he's terrible
@@mtsg3761 he has 19million monthly listners clearly you are in the minority on that opinion
@@dizzyWLRD *correction nobody in the UK listens to him, most of his monthly listeners are 13 year old Europeans, people like Dave are far more popular in the UK than in Europe and abroad than cee
Damn the bank account song still goes hard to this day
It does go hard
“ A LOT” is One of the BEST of 21.
Thank you for reminding me why I like 21 savage.
Thanks for giving the video a chance
😂
Okay the title and thumbnail of this video got me laughing real hard before even playing the video😂😂😂😂
Aye bruh... that thumbnail one of my favorite ngl
the term “mumble rapper” was just used by little kids and old heads to let people know they didn’t like new music🤣
Also, it's what they were doing. But hey, that doesn't matter.
@@raphael9783 Most “mumble rappers” just have a heavy accent. There really only ever was a small handful of artists that would legit mumble.
@@Enjoipandas13 shit Kodaks dumbass had grills on so his shit was fucked for a while till he got used to em. Uzi has become a big part of hip hop and its future, yachty just chilling in life making better shit then he ever did before and juice x and peep all had big career before dying and improved as artists to a point that's makes their deaths even more sad. The only true mumble rappers were people who have died off and mean nothing to hip-hop anymore
@@user-sm7yv3pf6z nah playboi carti was definitely a mumble rapper nobody could understand what he was saying most of the time. He admitted it and wasn't bothered at all.
You can’t understand 69 and that’s mumble rap
he is one of the rappers i used to hate because of his mumble style and now hes one of my fav artists all time.
Preach
I wouldn’t classify 22 as a mumble rapper honestly. Even as far back as songs like X and No Heart you can understand everything he’s saying. It may have been boring and lifeless to some people, but to say he was mumbling is just wrong imo
Mumble rap in reality isn't even "mumble rap" it was used for generic trap artist and generic SoundCloud rappers. Most of whom didn't even mumble we just branded it as such because they don't have as much lyrical content as a lyrical rapper. They have way more use of generic bars and unimpressive flows and rhythm patterns. Meanwhile more "lyrical" rappers are more creative with their bars, more flow switches, multisyllabic rhyme schemes, double/triple entendre's, solid punchlines and such. 21 savage used to be a generic trap artist but in recent years (especially with j.cole songs) he's become more of a mix using his trap element to his advantage but still having creative punchlines and at least trying to have a decent flow. This combination is what makes him appeal to the older and younger audiences in the rap industry. Hope this helps.
22💀
@@harshxo21 😂😂 nigga bout done talking bout sum 22 ah he’ll naw goofy ass 😂
bro said 22
Who's 22?
21 stood out by not trying to stand with chains n stuff. n the beats that he used in his songs are 🔥🔥. n he collaborated w really great artists to get their attention
21 is definitely the best artist of the new generation.
One of the most improved rappers by all aspects in last decade
Savage mode 2 was extremely under appreciated ppl finna réalisé how iconic that album is after a generation smh😤😤
People definitely didn’t give the album the praise it deserved. Shit was 🔥
Issa is actually good, all the songs have relaxing flow, issa introduced me to 21 savage; Numb is my fav song. Savage mode 1 is one of a kind album metro and savage did good 1:1. I started listening 21 savage from 2017, And now it's 2022 and still he is no 1 I listen to. His old songs like in savage mode, issa, without warning was out of the world flow and unique lyrics. Later from i am>i was he started to change his style of rapping. He is my inspiration. I'm from India and his music introduced me to a whole new world of hip hop trap.
21 on soul production is sooo hard man
I'm so happy for 21 Savage
His evolution took place right infront of my eyes, just happy for my blud
Slaughter King, Free Guwop, Savage Mode, Without Warning, I am > I was, Savage Mode II & Her Loss are all so goddamn fire
3:09 to me it doesn't give life, it brings death bro murdered that shit
Lmao i guess
Love your content my guy you will blow up for sure I know you will!!! Keep pushing!! 😊
I will... trust
I love 21 so glad he’s getting the recognition he deserves. Time for I am > I was ll
Super Interesting video, really enjoy the subject of 21's trajectory in music.
I am a little bit confused tho as to what your explanation on how he got out of the label of being a "mumble rapper" is,
I know you had mentioned that he evolved from being a somewhat 1 dimension artist but it was a little unclear to me if this was your justification for how he got out of the mumble rapper trap. And if this is the case, in what way would you say he changed or improved that helped him get out?
You also mentioned that he was recognized by highly reputable artists like Schoolboy Q and Childish Gambino as well as being supported by Jay Z when he was going viral for actually being British - so I wasn't super sure if you were trying to say that his virality+his connections within music helped him to escape the mumble rapper label. Or if you are trying to suggest it is a connection between all of these factors plus improving his musical ability.
I know that on Issa Album you mentioned he changed his sound away from being dark and violent- but it didn't really work. However with I am>I was - changing his sound was super effective. Just curious to see what you think changed between these two albums to make it so that I am>I was turned out to be a hit.
Basically... all the things where I spoke more ab the whole mumble rapper stuff and the sound of his music I just ended up cutting out cause it was boring ngl
@@KingBenny Not everyone, not even a majority of them thought of him as a mumble rapper. There were a decent bunch of them however that put him under that category and I think that was mainly because of the sound of his music in the early days. Although ISSA didn't work out as much, I think he improved lyrically on that album and ventured into a few more topics other than just his previous gang/street topics.
A lot of them say he's evolved drastically since I AM > I WAS but I personally feel like it all started with ISSA.
@@rahuldevalla4176 aye man... I looked up mumble rapper on Google images and 21 Savage was grouped in always... I never thought of 21 as a mumble rapper but others did
@@KingBenny Yes yes, that's what I meant to say.
@@rahuldevalla4176 same here. Never saw 21 as a mumble rapper. I think the creator of this video is basically saying he came up at the same time with a lot of mumble rappers so he kinda just blended in with that crowd for a while especially on the media.
Bro you literally played the best of ISSA ALBUM💀
UNRERATED💔💔
Great to see 21 savage being praised even if he was labeled mumble rapper considering more people talk about failed ones like 6nine and lil pump
I forgot ab 6nine
very underrated ngl
idk if you mean me or 21 but I'd say its a respectable take either way
@@KingBenny you btw
@@ast_vfx9852 ahh... thanks!
Still waiting for 21 savage verse on ric flair drip😢
A LOT was a straight banger. J Cole and 21 snapped.
He improved his writing…
My guy it been two weeks I was dying for a new video ❤
I was doing side quests and shit ngl
damn i completely forgot about rockstar thank you for reminding me about this song
7:39 Circo Loco has got to be the BEST song on Her Loss IF NOT Privileged Rappers, Spin On U, Broke Boys etc
agree i think
Do your thing 21😩
it felt like drake was gay when saying that
He did say he a lssbian so maybe I guess
@@KingBenny how the fuck can a male be lesbian
21 so funny he said “my lawyers think that” then it’s probably true
the lawyers just think like that i guess
Real answer: he had a loving Canadian partner to support him through it 😂
Not rly... I think the guy from north Carolina did more than Canadian boy did
@@KingBenny but the canadian guy taught him to do his thang
Plus, rapping on sampled beats (made of sampled soul vocals etc) like j cole and kendrick lamar, and not only in dark trap beats helped a lot in my opinion
savage mode 2 is heavily underated top 3 21 albums
21 savage has no friction he can slide on any beats he wants
I only listen to rockstar for 21 lol
Post Malone is so boring on that song its insane
21 and Metro carried each other all the way tbh
Jolly good show.
21 s definitely mvp of 2022. Kendrick, drake , JID and metro boomin u may suggest but 21 was most featured with almost all hits and some on charts too, thats amazing for a years record, some say kendrick yet dropping a single album wont lead u to the mvp may give the best album of the year yet not the mvp among rappers. Hope yall agree or share ya thought on
Oh yeah... I feel like 21 would've been a great fit with kendrick ngl
kendrick flopped bro
Denzel was the best
21 Savage is my rapper of the decade.
Who isn't a fan of music? That's like hating happiness
Well not necessarily... non music fans refers more so to ppl that only listen to music on radio on the way to work without giving it much thought
If Issa intro was not leaked, it would have become banger.....
That man ain't mumbling he gotta cockney twing block!
He was never a mumble rapper tho😭😭 he just gotta heavy accent
21 and Metro is universal
He's doing his thang
One of the best rappers of our generation
Yes he is
21 Savage has become one of my favorite rappers over time and his songs are all bangers. I love this dude
The turning point for him in my eyes was I am > I was
yes.
Our favorite british rapper
No cap
I thought it was just me. I think he’s so much better than he was in the 2010s
Her loss was a big boost
Do yo thing 21, do yo thing 😎
Alot was the turning point for me. I liked Rockstar, No Heart and Bank account, but when Alot hit I was in shock about how good it was.
also the J cole feature on it is imo the best feature of the 2010's
One of my favorite hip hop artists
Bro you always kill it
Sir savage the 21st is quite the exquisite artist for sure.
21 Can You Do Something For Me
Do your thang 21
Most important of all, he escaped the UK
"but to wrap everything up."
I see what you did there-
There was not a moment where I didn’t go… OUUUUUUUWWWWOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUU like bro his songs just don’t miss bra🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽
Unpopular opinion but I liked more songs on Issa than any of the shit that made him popular. You said Issa was generic but the songs that made him popular were generic as hell...
Clutching glizys with the fellas
"but to RAP everything up" i see what you did there bud
ISSA
IAM>I WAS
SAVAGE MODE
SAVAGE MODE 2
JIMMY COOKS
HER LOSS
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
He raps how he looks 😂
He needs to go back i miss his 2016 music
He matured, that’s it
How 21 Savage escaped the Mumble rapper curse: He stopped mumbling
He never mumbled, you can't listen to lil pump and apply the term "mumble rapper" to every rapper who came up in that era
He started clutching glizzies with the fellas
I appreciate that pharcyde as the background music
Pharcyde cool ppl... especially once Dilla got on
he goes crazy in heroes and villians
He always had some fire bars
nah bro issa album so underrated
another great video my guy!! keep up the hard work
i thought you wouldve alrdy seen this video ngl
@@KingBenny i’ve seen it on ur feed it just was one of the ones i hadn’t watched yet . im not a big 21 fan tbh so i was skipping it
I remember when he dropped I'm greater than I was. I pre order it on google music back when it was a thing, now it's just you tube 🎶 😕 😞
"Coz these SNEAKERS POOSIE and im hard"
Thats why he stands out 🗡
I remember when people only made videos like this about videogames from 1995
This is so underrated! Loved it
thank you.