Yeah the album isn’t bad at all but no way would I consider it so groundbreaking that it should be included in the top 40 of all time.

Vince Staples and Earl Sweatshirt are leagues above him.

On Tyler, I don’t mind him. His early horrorcore-style is dogwater but his last few soul-inspired albums have been very listenable.

Yep you’re wrong. Samples from other artists haven’t been a popular thing for a while due to copyright issues. Nowadays they usually make their own beats.

Yeah pretty much

maybe, but am i completely wrong?!

that is a very shallow view of what hip hop is