[ SECRET POST #2514 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2514 ⌋

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Comments

OP

[(Anonymous)]

Well, the first Lupe Fiasco song I listened to was "The Cool," and I actually liked that one quite a bit. I think the second was "Hip-Hop Saved My Life," which wasn't really my thing. Then I listened to "Paris, Tokyo," which bored me. Then that one about owning a giant robot, which bored me. Then "Dumb it Down," which I guess was kind of clever, but still wasn't really my thing. Then I gave up and started listening to something else. In retrospect, maybe I should have tried listening to the full Cool album in order.

Re: OP

[habilelapin]

No, no, you have to hear the full album! Intruder Alert, Streets on Fire, Little Weapons, The Die, those are all must-listens on that album.

Tyler the Creator can be very interesting, but I don't love everything he puts out. Childish Gambino is a good place to start. Mc Lyte, if you're looking for a good start to your female rappers. She was the first one to put out a full solo album. There's really just so much out there.

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

DA - seconding this. The Cool is a lot better than just the songs ayrt listed (I agree Paris, Tokyo is pretty damn boring). I also really like Go Gadget Flow. And Words I Never Said from Lasers, lol.

Re: OP

[habilelapin]

Oh, yeah, Go Gadget Flow is a great track. Paris, Tokyo I actually like better drunk? I know that's weird? Words I Never Said is one I didn't think of, probably because I was thinking of The Cool. It is a good track.

I think Kick, Push is my all time favorite Lupe Fiasco track though, if I had to choose. It's just beautifully mellow, sharing this piece of his childhood that feels so genuine.

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

Ah, seconding Childish Gambino. I had the same problem as OP but then I discovered him and since rap isn't really my genre anyway, I figured that was enough diversity for me.

Re: OP

[habilelapin]

I'm just really fond of a lot of styles of music. Except calypso. Fucking hate calypso. Not everything is for everyone though. A lot of people hate my country music selections.