It saddens me that most of this generation doesn't even know where the word based originates from, and those who do just think Lil B is some meme joke rapper.
The dude put out some legitimate 10/10 albums/mixtapes. He's probably the most influential musician in the last decade.
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Alright, where should I start with him then?
What would people say are his top five projects?
This was an absolutely iconic moment in music history, unironically
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God's Father
God's Father Mixtape of course
6 kiss, gods father, I'm gay, red flame, blue flame
My personal top 5 favorites in no particular order. He has so much content out there though it really depends on what style you like.
6 Kiss
God' Father
Evil Red Flame
Blue Flame
I'm Gay
6 Kiss unironically makes me want to cry. The first two opening songs are perfect. Lil B is so damn fire I love the positive wave rap he put out.
every time a /pol/fag uses the work 'based' Lil B loses a month of his life.
Bruh think I'm gay cause I'm grindin' in my tiny pants
Bet I'm the only goon nigga in these tiny pants
Correction: Lil B puts a curse on the /pol/ack that drains them an additional month off of their life.
No black person is ugly.
>that time Joe Budden insulted him on Twitter and Lil B responded with a diss track within hours
Lil B is based and has some great releases but I think Yung Lean has been far more influential on the current hip-hop trends.
One of four musicians that have made me cry
what about every time a basedfag uses based?
does lil b gain a month to his life?
>basedfag
It's called the task force, my zoomer friend
bitch mob task force protect Lil B at all cost
blue flame and gold house are his best tapes, yep
and hoop life
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