It's October 31, 2026, 11:15:12 PM
labcabin records not giving up hope just yet
When's labcabin's next release? It's been a minute
He's not reaching Kendrick heights but Vince Staples has had a solid career so far with good albums.
the game vince staplesnipsey hussle dom kennedy mozzy yg jay rock larry june problem ya boy i would say that's the top 10 of who held down the west coast post 90s
I don't think Ya Boy had a run like that, but he was dope for sure.....went downhill once he changed his rap name. Funnily enough, I bumped some of his 2008 material a couple of weeks ago, just thought about them tracks all of a sudden
Whenever everyone asks who is the best rapper out, pretty much everyone says Kendrick Lamar, and every time Kendrick drops something it's big. Also YG, Schoolboy Q, Anderson .Paak are still big. Also G Perico, Ab-Soul, Ice Cube, JasonMartin, E-40, Xzibit, The Game and Kurupt still make some quality songs.Other artists I enjoy, but I don't know if others like them:Dezzy Hollow, Larry June, Jay Worthy/LNDN DRGS, Bishop Snow, Doggystyleeee, Coyote, Evidence, NHale, T.FAlso enjoy some Chicano rap like King Lil G, Young Drummer Boy, CNG, 2DNK, Lil Grifo. So I don't think West Coast hip hop is dead. Maybe only more for normies who only listen to pop rap, or dance club rap. I could be wrong though cuz I'm biased for West Coast Rap.
Aint nobody checking out for cube or snoop