is this the logical conclusion to hip hop?
Is this the logical conclusion to hip hop?
Noah Cox
Nathaniel Cooper
Didn't this Big Aloe guy OD on the syrup he rapped about?
Ian Rodriguez
It's Big Moe
Please stop trying to make Moe into a meme. Show some respect
Luke Brown
he's fat. his only logical conclusion was diabetes and a heart attack.
Jayden Reyes
This is
Luis Campbell
Big Aloe is a horrible rapping name
Dominic Powell
>Big Aloe
Isaiah Wood
Dylan Howard
this is unironically my favorite hip hop album
Mason Foster
Z-ro >>>> Large Eucalyptus
Connor Roberts
>looks like a kebab
>UsualSuspect
jej
just marathoned the first 47 seconds and it's fucking shit does it get better
Bentley Ward
nah it gets progressively worse
Jonathan Torres
wait till the Jewish flag
Daniel Collins
>out of gas
what a shame
Landon Clark
Thank god, I was looking for a chopped and screwed thread.
What're some of your favorite chopped and screwed songs
Dominic Hernandez
>the first major independent record label
Nolan Myers
city of syrup is not a chopped and screwed album, this isnt your thread
Joshua Cooper
what kind of syrup is it
Adrian Baker
lol there's so many subtle things about this cover that are hilarious
>"the 1st major independent record label"
>the bottom text is slightly off center
>earring lens flare
>Big Aloe
>the obvious disconnect between the lean coming out of the cup and the lean flooding the city
Jace Wilson
PHS?
Jackson Clark
rollin 4 deep
gangster killer and the dope dealer
love ones
in the air tonight
big mama thangs
wanna be a baller
crossroads
Juan Collins
heheheh
Bentley Rivera
and with all that, it's still one of the greatest hip hop albums ever made
Juan Green
I remember when it took me 3 years after first seeing this cover to actually sit down and listen to this album. what a genius
Kayden Allen
No.
Benjamin Carter
soundcloud.com
This mix is pretty good, OG Ron C holding it down from Swisha House, SUC's counterpart.
Angel Taylor
It's a widely praised album, so no one would think you were being ironic if you simply said "this is my favorite hip hop album".
Jaxon Parker