r/ug_music

as someone who listens to a lot of ug music, literally every artist EXCEPT nine i didn’t like at first i have been able to get into and appreciate their music. nine vicious is absolute trash. his voice is annoying and he sounds like he’s trying to do a thug impression on every song, the beats are uninteresting for the most part, and the aesthetics suck too. not to mention he’s corny asl and thinks he’s hard. dude literally posted “they tryna copy me keed and thug” or some shit. BRO U ARE the person ripping keed and thug!!! i understand music is subjective, but it gets to a point where underground fans who only care about being a part of something up and coming will hate on actually talented and original artists like slayr and glaze the shit out of mid rappers like nine

what do u think

they probably reacted to soulija boy and lil b the same way we react to 2slimey and che

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Light yap about this but I feel people make out that this term is racially charged when there’s a much simpler explanation behind it which is most people in the UG don’t really rap. If you look at Lucy Bedroque, his delivery is more closer to singing than rapping. I make music and while I would be considered an underground rapper, I don’t feel like I rap in it and I feel the same is 100% true for most other musicians in the UG. The line between rapping and singing is so blurred now and people just don’t feel like they’re rappers so they say they’re artists because it’s an umbrella term, they can be a singer and a rapper under the term artist. Imo it doesn’t mean they don’t respect rap as an art-form it just explains the fluidity in the music styles.