you cant prove me wrong. he is the most creative, best, smart lyricist out there.
AESOP ROCK IS THE BEST RAPPER
Parker Rogers
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Daniel Jackson
rap sucks
Carson Diaz
>rap sucks
Lucas Davis
Aesop rock is the apex of basedboi rap
Samuel Myers
soiboi
Gabriel Gutierrez
What happened to him and Rob Sonic? They were so great together! First Kimya says they're not friends anymore then Rob says there won't be a new HMM andum? The hell did he do?
Kevin Gutierrez
fpbp
Parker Harris
probably just firends still. doubt anybody of them want to quit working together because of beef.
Mason Wright
The only people who think this are retards that don't listen to any other rap
Mason Cruz
Ryder Harris
>ANTIDISESTABLISHMENTARIANISM IS THE WICKED WISDOM OF THE ENVISIONED NORDIC LIZARDS OF THE SCHISM INCHIN INTO A PAVILLION IN LIBYA
no
Cooper Clark
>release some listenable christian rap
>ruin it with your own rerelease
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Jackson Phillips
skip to night light btw
Alexander Flores
i listen to a shit ton of rap. mf doom. jedi mind tricks. czarface. stormsy. skepta. giggs. JME. viktor vaughn. necro. ill bill. mr.hyde. shameek the god. RTJ. el-p. killer mike.all Wutang members.CHVSE. reel wolf.. Notorius. 2pac. busta. crypt. bugzy malone. terror reid. jcole. kanye. jay z. tech n9ne. PAC. drake.and lots more. and i stil stand by the fact that he is the best one out there.
Jason Perez
This is the only right answer
Jose Jones
mf doom is good. but overall i think aesop tops him, but still good non the less.
Aiden Reed
>tech n9ne
cringe
Isaiah Rogers
>drake
yeah nah cunt
Juan Wilson
care to explain?
Cooper Lopez
I think Aesop tops DOOM lyrically but technical ability is where DOOM trumps him
Noah Gray
only listen to drake songs sometimes. guilty pleasure because his flow can be decent at times
.good point, i agree to that.
Owen Barnes
should also add: Nas, R.A the rugged man. hopsin. DMX. eminem. denzel curry. OUTKAST. 50 cent. snopp dogg. meek mill. mac miller. quadecca. non phixion. asap rocky. logic. scru face jean. immortal technique. army of the pharao. BROCKHAMPTON. sabac. M.O.P and more. all of them arent good lyricists but can have catchy songs (often good melodie)
Joseph Morgan
Marvins Room is actually a great song to be honest
Lincoln Rogers
its catchy af. i really enjoy the bass and the tune.
Brody Cox
you just named dropped so much cringe bro
ew
Jaxon Carter
Not one boring verse
Christian Allen
HHEEEEEEEEYYYAAAAAAA
Parker Collins
how so?
Ian Adams
Its a crime that Hey Ya is Outkasts most well known song
Owen Lopez
My problem when listening to him is that I don’t really know what the fuck he is saying. Like it’s almost too lyrically complex. That’s not a complaint it’s just personally why I can’t get too into him.
Love MF doom’s way of packing so many rhymes into a single line. Also my simple mind can follow what he’s sayin
Jaxson Ross
yes but its still a banger.
Nicholas Williams
i get that. i can agree that sometimes its hard to keep up. i think he rhyme scheme can be a bit too hard. like he spits in the microphone sometimes.
Dylan Reyes
"poopoo head, she's a poopoo face, a caca poo poo"
-tech n9ne, wheels like hill
Asher Sanders
thats called mf bars nigga
Andrew Garcia
he's up there as one of the most creative, for sure, but his flows aren't great and he's nowhere near as entertaining as somebody like MF DOOM or Andre 3k
John Edwards
these are all 2deep4u rappers for 12 year olds who like unironically believe in the illuminati
James Powell
like who?
William Nelson
Aesop Rock, MF DOOM, KRS, the list goes on...
Brody Jackson
>white rapper
Cringe
Jaxson Ortiz
Yes. OP is literally the only exception
Carter Brown
oh god
David Smith
Aesop has the best vocabulary in rap. by a decent margin. But in terms of flow, DOOM absolutely has Aesop beat.
Jackson Barnes
fuck off Dane
Cooper Green
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aes' verse in this is one of my favorite ever
Thomas Davis
Aesop appeals to people who like using a lot of words to say very little.
Joseph Cox
Yeah I hear this. Some of Aes songs I had to look up the lyrics and study them just to get a handle on what he's even talking about. He sure lives up to his name when it comes to creation of allegory and fable with a subtext.
Examples: The straightforward media machine hate of Zero Dark Thirty vs the befuddling bafflement of context in Fumes.
Gavin Phillips
What the fuck else is the genre of Rap?
I'd argue that he says more than most artists. He actually talks on subjects of value rather than mumbling, beefing, or self aggrandizing.
Aaron Watson
*Blocks your path*
Bentley Rodriguez
I agree but it's not just because "muh big words". Of course that's part of it but I think he appeals to a lot of (white) people because he raps about everyday things that they relate to and despite using big words he comes off as very down to earth. He also produces a lot of own stuff and is very talented in that regard too.
Austin Hughes
Tech N9ne was my favorite rapper when I was 13 too it's okay you'll grow out of it.