What are some albums similar to this but without the MUH EVIL GUBMINT JAMAL DINDU NUFFIN shit?
What are some albums similar to this but without the MUH EVIL GUBMINT JAMAL DINDU NUFFIN shit?
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Levi Hall
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Brandon Adams
EL-P's solo work is superb and generally apolitical, give that a try. I recommend starting with I'll Sleep When You're Dead. Mike's body of work isn't bad either, although he does occasionally stray into the political territory which you are trying to avoid. R.A.P music is pretty fun southern rap without much of the political bullshit (assuming you skip Regan, of course.) Additonally, his work with Outkast is quite strong. Honestly RTJ is a situation where the whole is much lesser than the sum of its parts IMO.
Angel Kelly
you gonna get those cocks outta yer mouth and give me a rec or what
thanks I'll check out El's stuff
seems like fantastic damage is his most well known album but I'll try that one too
Jordan Phillips
if you're looking for completely apolitical rap that doesn't mention race relations you should probably stop looking
Luis Brown
ITT: We try to think of rap albums which do not have a single lyric which could be considered "political"
I'm picking through Genius on this one right now. I think it might be a winner.
Josiah Ramirez
at least to a bare minimum like doom does
Samuel Lee
This has to be up there as well.
Kings of Crunk is good but it definitely takes a hardline stance in favor of the legalization of marijuana, might be riding too fine of a line for OP.
Luis Rogers
Found a somewhat political guest verse which mentions the economy on the track Keep Yo Chullin Out the Street. Disqualified.
Now after these 12 bars the world is gonna know a few facts
And after these 12 bars you might get your shoulders in your laps
See the neighborhood boys and the economy getting worse
The candy lady jumping fifties outta Easter purse
Bill Kammer gone, Shirley Franklin in
The GC closed down, Mike Chiles got ten
The feds locked the pimps up for pimpin in the south
You may control her mind, but you can't control her mouth
And these R&B stars having sex with the kids
Need to be chopped up and castrated and served to the pigs
Ayden Myers
Very apolitical. Although the track Play That Funky Music had some references to his whiteness plus this line
Now you're amazed by the VIP posse/
Steppin' so hard like a German Nazi
Jack Roberts
Poor little white boy needs his safe space.
Connor Thomas
fuck
How about this one from before his flat-earth phase. Sure, Letters From Vietnam seems like a red flag, but it's really just about lost love, he doesn't even say "Nixon".
Josiah Cook
too lazy to look this up on genius
Henry Roberts
Lost on I'll be in the sky
Now-a-days folk would rather rap than go to school/'Cause they feel that if they black then they gotta have a tool
Jordan Clark
St. Lunatics
Goodie Mob
Grayson Walker
Winner. This album was an all time hood classic too. Just checked the lyrics to every song, and not one bar could possibly be interpreted as political or social commentary. It's 100% hood shit from start to finish.
Elijah Hall
Fucking amazing. I love just straight up hood shit like that.
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Aaron Lee
Denzel curry, Vince staples, Danny brown.
Oliver Nelson
Pastor Troy
Dylan Young
another favorite
Brayden Sanchez
any recs? niggas got like 30+ albums and mixtapes lmao
Dylan Morgan
This. Also Plies and Young Jeezy. Plies' verse on this track was so over the top and ridiculous.
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Robert Moore
Gangsta Boo's album Enquiring Minds is pretty apolitical, once again, straight up memphis hood shit.
Christopher Scott
lol I never really got past his singles. I just now he's got that abrasive southern hood flow.
CES Cru is a pretty solid duo similar to RtJ as well.