souljaboytellem.com
by Soulja Boy

From Boltzmann 07/23/2023 02:58 | #298288

Let's be honest, all trap after this used the blueprint this 17-year old laid down here. The first example in trap where the bass drums are brought to the foreground so much that the regular boom bap that still laid the foundation for trap in its early days, was completely drowned out, transforming trap completely into something of its own instead of a subgenre of hip hop.

Oh, and he also invented communism (why not)

soulja boy invented communism

Why did people I know like this? I know the guy is just doing what he loves but that doesn't mean it's good

Praising music that is so obviously miserable, and totally without any kind of quality worth mentioning, is beyond my imagination. Because this album ain't even an average pop album, this is monotonicand soulles noises that makes even Ja Rule, Big Sean or Nelly, look like true rap geniuses.

From Applerill 04/01/2010 06:38 | #10219

I'm not a huge rap person, but I have to say that I loved this album when it first came out. Yes, I know, it was bad; but that's what MAKES IT SO AWESOME!!!

Plus, hearing "Report Card" makes me feel good about myself for not getting a 17% in science.

From HyperBully 04/01/2010 05:31 | #10216

I forgot this guy even existed until I came on this site. Then I remembered all the obsession over that stupid song a couple years back. Who says lousy one hit wonders have died?

From Bork 03/30/2010 22:22 | #10136

Well...listened to this again, and as rap albums go this ain't bad at all. It's fairly free from all that castrate whining that seems to be attractive to the record buying rap and R&B audience, and has some fairly interesting grooves. Pretty much every track is highly repetitive, but when the beats get you swayin' that can't be all bad.