Kid Cudi puts Kanye and Drake in the same box in twitter rant (Kanye Responds "Cudi I Birthed You")

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  • BlackAX410
    BlackAX410 Members Posts: 35,415 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Don't understand the kid Cudi hype, always thought he was wack I don't get this influential thing he always crying
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  • MR.CJ
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  • DaBull
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    BlackAX410 wrote: »
    Don't understand the kid Cudi hype, always thought he was wack I don't get this influential thing he always crying

    it's no hype , just the usual cats who mad Drake is winning rushing in to cosign anything against him. which is why the jay warriors ran in here yelling about how cudi wasn't lying !! lol one of Kanye writers crying about rappers having writers lol can't make this stuff up.
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  • KNiGHTS
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    Please stop. ? didn't even want to be a rapper 3 or 4 years ago when it looked like the acting thing was going to take off. Now he's back and going at the rappers and shouting at giants. ? outta here. Released two trash ass albums, a dope ass mixtape that brought him to the table, and now want to take over.

    Avon's ether to Stringer is so potent and applies to all these mid-tier rappers trying to show their diversity: They cats with no country. They ain't got the heart to be fully in the rap game, but they not good enough to play in other arenas. This WHOLE rant is basically a dude that ain't been popping in a minute and mad he shut his own window chasing Ducktales.

    "You'll be part of the new Entourage on HBO!"

    "? music!"

    *Show is canceled*

    "Yo, lemme ..."

    "Nah, but write that verse tho."

    "Ok, but can I..."

    "Do that dance in the back tho. That ? hot!"

    "Aight... but..."

    His whole GOOD Music tenure in a nutshell.
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  • BackInWhite
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    DaBull wrote: »
    BlackAX410 wrote: »
    Don't understand the kid Cudi hype, always thought he was wack I don't get this influential thing he always crying

    it's no hype , just the usual cats who mad Drake is winning rushing in to cosign anything against him. which is why the jay warriors ran in here yelling about how cudi wasn't lying !! lol one of Kanye writers crying about rappers having writers lol can't make this stuff up.

    You a ?
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  • Peezy_Jenkins
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    edited September 2016
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    I'm going back n reading n I'm dying, ? said "this a flagship moment!" "Y'all idiots validate Drake!" "it's 100% of people against that ? ? !" " I'm here for the revolution and witch-hunt"

    That mane on ? ?
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  • Lebong James
    Lebong James Members Posts: 1,994 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Went to the Pablo tour tonight. He dissed Cudi by saying he birthed him and he is "so hurt". Said a lot more but I was hammered
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  • blacktux
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    Chicity wrote: »
    Kayne humor is underrated

    And I'm mad ? mention the Love Below and completely disregard Common's Electric Circus

    Didnt jam or have the success love below had.

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  • StillFaggyAF
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    Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »
    Lol at motm impacting more than love below
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    blackrain wrote: »
    blacktux wrote: »
    Who did this dude influence?

    Andre 3k made all that ? these cats doing today cool with "the love below", that album completely shifted the direction of the while game.

    Not only did that ? jam, but it was successful.

    This dude not successful as an artist in context, hes successful as a ghostwriter.

    LMFAO at that comparison to wayne. You serious?!?

    You haven't realized it by now? ? in The Reason love the underdog...whoever is playing that role at the moment gets their support even if they've ? on him in the past for being a representative of everything they hate about the current generation which is an emo, skinny jean wearing overly emotional dude known more for his rants on twitter than his actual musical output

    This is the truth to a T. Just WAIT until Kendrick or Cole's next 2 projects. ? on here will hate they ? .

    AggyAF wrote: »
    blacktux wrote: »
    Who did this dude influence?

    Andre 3k made all that ? these cats doing today cool with "the love below", that album completely shifted the direction of the while game.

    Not only did that ? jam, but it was successful.

    This dude not successful as an artist in context, hes successful as a ghostwriter.

    LMFAO at that comparison to wayne. You serious?!?

    i love Outkast and the Love Below....but that ? did not havethe widespread influence like MOTM and 808s did

    and CUdi is a successful artists
    five albums, two of which are gold (MOTM sold almost a million copies), multi plat singles . CUdi more successful than 90% of rappers rn

    OutKast influenced MOST if not all these artists including Kanye. The problem is ? have short term memory. And OutKast isnt done yet their last album went ? diamond SMMFH and half the album was pop records.

    Map out the influence of the love below for me then
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  • Beta
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    edited September 2016
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    Somebody should make a separate thread of direct influences
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  • StoneColdMikey
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    Beta wrote: »
    Somebody should make a separate thread of direct influences

    Noooooooooooooo
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  • ericb4prez
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    Just exactly which artists did Outkast influence cuz the other day y'all was blaming Wayne for these new ? lol
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  • BlevlandBoyBool
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    StoneColdMikey wrote: »
    Clearly about Kanye but it's sad he always do this ? then runs back to Ye and collaborate with him

    when you gonna get off kaynes ?
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  • silverfoxx
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    IceBergTaylor wrote: »
    ? now acting like Cudi didn't birth Drakes sound?



    Lemme guess, Drake is so original right? Travis Scott, ASAP Rocky who folks swear is original. Some of y'all take y'all hate for Cudi too deep. It don't take a genius to see his influence. This the same dude that wrote 808s and Heartbreak. Y'all the same folks who ignore the fact Take care was mostly all Weeknd influence

    Drake and 40 sound was created by Say you Will, the whole So far gone sound is inspired by 808's

    So the OVO sound was promoted out of Cudi.
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  • rip.dilla
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    ericb4prez wrote: »
    Just exactly which artists did Outkast influence cuz the other day y'all was blaming Wayne for these new ? lol



    For one Kendrick Lamar...


    From The Love Below
    http://youtu.be/uqhJfjbNuQg



    From To ? A Butterfly... (start at 4:10)
    http://youtu.be/4wZytWFm7x0
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  • unspoken_respect
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    I was at his concert last night. This ? stopped like 4 or 5 times just to talk ? lol. I didn't know about the Kid Cudi situation until he mentioned him. It was a dope concert though.
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  • DarthRozay
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    Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »
    Lol at motm impacting more than love below

    I've never heard anyone imitate the sound of love below tho. Closest would be cee-lo but he's dungeon fam

    There's more imitation of cudi's sound but mainly because of drake and so far gone
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  • rapmusic
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    Damn man why all these dudes crying? This is sad. Do better.
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  • sr_the_freshman
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    edited September 2016
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    I'm not sure were this Outkast argument is coming from, but the Cudi influencing Drake's sound argument still stands whether it be directly from from A Kid Named Cudi > So far Gone. Or indirectly via 808s.

    ? doesn't stop at Houstatlantavegas and ? for Life. The sound is mimicked in cuts such as The Calm and Successful as well. I don't understand why ya'll need this spoon fed to ya'll if your just going to front like you don't hear it.

    Drake even pulled Plain Pat onboard for his debut in Thank Me Later after all of that. ? isn't just a coincidence from that point out.

    The reason why the Travis Scott ? is important is because Travis Scott lists his main influence as Kid Cudi. Verbatim. And who the hell has Kanye been shamelessly getting his sound from since Yeezus? Travis Scott.

    So if the ? influencing your sound in 2016 was influenced by the ? your claiming to have created, how does that work? Cudi influenced Scott. Scott is literally crafting records for Kanye as we speak. Prior to that, Cudi was helping Kanye write 808s.

    And who was the ? influenced by that album? Connect the dots ? .

    http://www.mtv.com/news/1612262/drake-says-kanye-west-is-the-most-influential-person-on-his-sound/
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  • bkkbully
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    ? talking like The Love Below really influenced MOTM Cudi. I can't hear that ? AT ALL

    Plus the producers he were working with on the MOTM were rock & electronic producers. ? sounded nothing like Outkast at all. Id say he was more electronic/rock influenced than Outkast
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