This is exactly how i felt but i couldn't articulate it:thumb:


He's good at sounding like he's saying stuff, which is fine if i just want a vocal melody over a banging beat.

I wouldn't call it subtle, more cryptic. He can say some pretty dark stuff, but usually it's a little nonsense. Most of the time he relies on plays on words as well, but they don't work out like they should.

His darkest track i'm aware of as of yet is 64, then Igotagum probably, and i wouldn't argue either of them darker than the rape and murder sequences of Earl especially. Tyler i think is darker, but does incorporate more tongue-in-cheek humor (like on Copkiller).

The point is, anytime i listen to Hodgy closely, his lyrics are just so going-for-a-hit-then-missing. But his rhyme scheme, flow, and delivery? On lock.

Hodgy seems a bit more realistic. It's a lot easier to connect to

I agree, especially songs like "Alright" on Radical.

I'm only really a ran of Mike G and Domo. Domo dropped his 2nd mixtape TODAY, it's a ****ing banger, great effort. It's a free download so hopefully the link doesn't break any rules. Domo Genesis - Under The Influence

LimeLinx - Preview - DG-UTI.zip

Are you serious or are you just the biggest hipster ever?

^This

LOL Mike G is tight as fuck though. His voice was made for hip hop.

Domo

This shit is so chill.

"That white widow be hittin on some Goku shit."

Anyone listen to Under The Influence yet?