Indisputable Classics of the 2010s

If it didnt start a trend, define a genre, or impact music or culture in any extremely significant way....its not classic

no matter how good or bad or popular it is

Pic Related is Kanye's most controversial album. It brought experimental to the mainstreams attention and allowed normies to enjoy that kind of music. It influenced mainstream hip hop so much that trap production started becoming weirder and darker. It spawned the whole autotune darkwave rap.

It will also probably be Kanye's last good or interesting album, which is important because hes one of the most famous, if not the mots famous rapper of this age.

I was gonna post yeezus lol

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Trap was already doing spooky dark beats before Yeezus. In fact, there's zero signs of this on this record as it doesn't sound trappy at all.

Not sure who you were refencring with auto tune Darkwave rap, but: Thugger had already done three or four mix tapes before Yeezus where you can hear him do his delivery style, Future had like Tenno tapes and a full length before Yeezus, and Travis Scott released two or three mix tapes before Kanye signed him to put him on Yeezus. You can't give Yeezus credit for innovation since it's obviously not true, neither can you give it credit for making the sound mainstream cuz Futures 2012 album Pluto debuted at #8 and helped make the sound popular first.
It's also not the first atonal raw hip hop record to gain mainstream attention. That would probs be It Takes A Nation Of Millions.

Im not saying the record had any Trap on it you dumb fuck. Owl Pharoah defined Travis's sound and it was Literally a Poverty Yeezus "hehe kanye signed me look guys i sound like him" project. When the fuck did I say anything about Young Thugs delivery style, or anything about Future. And when the fuck did I say it was the first popular hip hop record with autotune.

no it didnt
fucing spaceghostpurrp was making darker beats
same with fucking clams casino
i swear kanye fans are legit deluded fags
don't forget fucking witch house

dude it's an indisputable classic there is no point in arguing

You DUMB FUCKING NIGGER jesus christ how can you lack this much analysis of music and trends

this


Not gonna argue a fact with sub 120 iq brainlets

Stop trying to shill yeezus dear god. You literally post 3 yeezus threads a day

lmao not only a kanye fan but resorts to racist insult when his shitty thread has zero credibility due to his lack of awareness

yeezus was a failure.

Yeezus is a death grips album

its also the best one

im not racist, but you are still a nigger

I dont like Kanye I think hes retarded but once had great artistic potential that is now gone

i dont even think he knew what he was doing when he made the great album that is yeezus

your iq is below 80

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The Suns Tirade and Cilvia Demo
To Pimp a Butterfly and GKMC
B4.DA.$$
Pinata
XXX and Atrocity Exhibition
YOU'RE DEAD!
The Documentary 2&2.5

The Suns Tirade isnt classic at all, just good, same thing with Cilvia
TPAB isnt classic, GKMC is
B4DA$$ isnt classic, just a good and essential hip hop album
Atrocity Exhibition isnt a classic, just good
Neither Documentaries are classic or even close to being classic,

You can't deny it, especially because within a year there was "Because The Internet"

>Atrocity Exhibition isnt a classic
Atrocity Exhibition is what Yeezus wishes it was.

Life of Pablo seems more impactful because Ultralight Beam revived gospel music

retard

I dont care if Atrocity Exhibition is 10000x better than Yeezus its still nowhere near as important or influential, and never will be

>essential hip hop album
>not a classic
Explain this.

HOLY FUCKING SHIT I HOPE THIS IS BAIT

I think that was the first audible laugh I got outta this board today

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Its the most popular and accessible example of 2010s boom bap

It didnt really start much, change much, or influence much. I would just recommend it to someone whos trying to get into 2010s hip hop

So it's a classic when it makes big changes to a genre? Am I understanding that correctly?

The fact that people have been arguing non stop about Yeezus being classic or not proves that its a classic

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Life of Pablo revived gospel and lo-fi, stay mad. What did Yeezus revive?

Think about it this way

If you went in a time machine and removed the album from existence, would much about the genre or the culture or anything change?

So if people universally agreed it was a classic, then it wouldn't make it a classic?

holy fucking hell lmaoooo

you made me laugh when you said it revived Gospel but I can at least see your thought process behind typing that. But fucking Lo-Fi?????

Nigga What????

did you think this was a smart reply when you typed it

do you still think it makes sense reading it back to yourself?

The Money Store
Good Kid, m.A.A.d City
MBDTF
Run the Jewels
Channel ORANGE

Call it a pleb pick if you want, but if we're talking about influence than these.

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Shut up you little worm. "Real Friends" is a lo-fi beat

easily

Here we have an example of someone with an IQ lower than 80 attempting to discuss music

please tell me more about this lo-fi business

>Short for low fidelity. Refers to music made with 8bit sound computer such as chipmusic or chiptunes. Audio that is crunchy and gravely and usually demostraties a poor nyquist frequency.

Go listen to how gravely the song is, Mr. High IQ

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jesus christ you are so dumb you cant even recognize what Im arguing with you about

Blonde is more influential

I agree with most of these, but what makes RTJ a classic?

Maybe it is if we are looking at Industrial/Experimental Hip Hop

But Hip Hop as a whole? Nah. Music as a whole? No fucking way

Yeezus didn't start the trend of dark trap, it started the trend of post industrial UK bass, which was popularized after Yeezus.

It's had a lot of influence on moodier and softer hip/hop and R&B,and will definitely be more influential than Channel Orange. Unfortunately. we've seen way more influence on music so far from Channel Orange and that's merely due to time

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itt: anons post shit they like and try to argue its a classic

Your picks are prime, but you used the wrong form of "then"

Pic included to sort of reverse be an asshole

that's a nice butt

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Can you give some examples of artists/albums channel orange and blonde have influenced? Not arguing with you, I'm genuinely curious.

>It will also probably be Kanye's last good or interesting album

What makes you think this?

Im not the guy you replyed to but...

Ever since Blonde dropped, this is gonna sound dumb but

Music is alot gayer. Im not even joking. Its like Frank started this softboy wave that ended up influencing Rap and Indie Rock, then Tyler dropped Flower Boy and the wave skyrocketed through the fucking roof

now everybody is gay and soft and colorful and shit

f-f-female?

Experimental music had already been introduced to the mainstream long before that coon.
The Downward Spiral went gold, like 9,001 times.

How many people in this fucking generation know that album exist

fuck ur right, i listened to blonde once and now i crave dick

Why does it take like 20 posts for someone to post flockaveli??

Flockaveli.

Good Guy made me really want to get taken to a gay bar by a cute guy

im not even homosexual

>TLOP revived Lo-fi

Wew lad

Only thing of significance made this decade

>im not even homosexual
i agree with you except the dude in Good Guy is a dick

(male)

Yeezus was easily his worst album.

Yeezus is just diet Maya. M.I.A was pushing the sound, and doing a far better job with it well earlier than Kanye. Yeezus isn't an indisputable classic at all, it's just overrated by you p4k shills.