If someone had never heard any hip-hop, how would you introduce them to the genre?
If someone had never heard any hip-hop, how would you introduce them to the genre?
>NOW IF I FUCK THIS MODEL
that song
Kanye college dropout. Best choice
the kodak black album that just dropped
>If someone had never heard any hip-hop
How is this even possible?
Hypothetically speaking
The Cold Vein
start with some instrumentals, in the past ive tried to show people something like a special herbs song then a song laid over it, then just go from there
Outkast Stankonia muh man, that shit is straight up fun and so many elements of what makes hip hop good.
I'm not saying the album is anywhere near god tier, but damn is it accessible.
stop shilling this faggot.
xxx is death grips for niggas who claim they don't like death grips.
death grips stopped being good after the money store
X X X is consistently good
Death Grips hasn't had a good album in five years. At least X is current
wew lad
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Digable Planets is the Patrician Choice.
I really like that song where xxx is screaming like death grips
Stankonia probably
grad, mbdtf, and yeezus in that order. covers pretty much all main styles of hip-hop that exist and are all really accessible
With a classic.
>covers pretty much all main styles of hip-hop
I was just about to call you stupid, then I realized you were right.
Never thought of it like that.
Stankonia, The College Dropout, The Marshall Mathers LP, The Blueprint, and good kid m.A.A.d City are a good starter pack that cover various types of entry level Hip Hop
Notorious B.I.G. - Ready to Die
It's how I was introduced and is still once of my favourite hip hop albums
Also
Kendrick Lamar - good kid m.A.A.d City is good
Paul's Boutique rarely gets fucking mentioned in these threads, if ever. Thing about it is most dadrockers enjoy Licensed to Ill or at least tolerate it, which transitions well into them listening to PB with few qualms.
these are fantastic entry level albums, still 2 of my favorites
also how has no one said 36 chambers?
Easily. Also Illmatic maybe but probably after the Kodak album and the Institution mixtape
Paul's Boutique is good but I feel like Beastie Boys ain't entry level to be honest. I've noticed a lot of people don't like the beastie boys on first listen
I only actually listened to 36 chambers for the first time the other day. Was always hesitant to listen for some reason but I saw it at a record store so I bought it and loved it
>Okay okay okay okay okay
that song
Illmatic for sure
>that kodak black album
Second
the only correct answer. or probably instrumental hip-hop.
yup
BACK IN THE DAY WHEN I WAS A TEENAGER
too many corny lyrics on this for me to say it's good, but he has his moments
probably section 80
The Low End Theory is a perfect first rap album
danny brown
run the jewels
yeah to turn them off rap lmao
youtube.com
Okay, it's Thai but that means it's not ruining your brain with negativity.
Came here to say Outkast as well, it is so brilliant and so easy for anyone to get into
>introduce
More like Endtroducing
this. I know everyone likes being a contrarian fag here but xxx is revolutiosining hip hop as we speak
mah nigga
I've never listened to hip-hop and I wouldn't let somebody introduce me to it anyway.
fuck me that was boring
Considering this was like a billion hip-hop fans first album, this.
BASS HOW LOW CAN YOU GO
Enter Wu Tang: 36 Chambers
Paul's Boutique's production is absolutely insane. Blew my mind the first time I heard it.
Late Registration
No J Dilla at all? Alrighty then.