Black Milk is better than Lil' Wayne, Enjoy this, JC. Enjoy it. |
Black Milk is better than Lil' Wayne, Enjoy this, JC. Enjoy it. |
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In fact, the Detroit emcee is a better lyricist and has a better potential for mainstream appeal than most of our (hiphop heads) underground favorites.
His drop 'Tronic' might very well be one of the best albums dropped this entire year, but my prediction is that no one will care, or care to notice, for another two years when he's established himself with a broader audience. Black Milk is, indeed, better than Lil' Wayne in every way imaginable. f*ck soundscan numbers or the appeal to White America; Black Milk is a far better artist than you probably know. "We trade the heaven sky for a slice of the devil's pie" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxggJQU3L-g...feature=related ![]() |
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That's just it, Black Milk's been in the game for a hot minute. He's a producer first (see: Slum Village, Royce Da 5'9) and his previously produced tracks are on track with our man J Dilla. He's rapped before, but Tronic is his attempt at production without soul samples. I hear a lot of Cybertron and Kraftwerk influences in his new shit, but it's very much hiphop. He's a poet with an ill delivery and impeccable rhythm.
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