The Phenomenon of Being Washed Before 25

[@Rieky22]

Moral of the story: Good quality music will always win at the end “

[@BlackPillVillain]

Bingo

[@Abner-gu3ve]

Yup

[@Hendrixxx9427]

Yes. Majority of these dudes got their buzz from 10 year olds. They forgot those kids eventually grow up.

[@Swysherr]

Nah it’s image, marketing and promotion. There’s plenty of really good artists without one of or all of these that go nowhere or they get extremely lucky then fall off like these dudes.

[@BxNcVsper777]

@@Swysherrcan’t fall off when u never chasing it

[@dokiemannt2693]

seems like majority of them is from the 2017-2018 era

[@d.b.coopers.strongest.soldier]

And also we just straight up don’t remember the ones that fell off hard from years before

[@wbymyka]

a lot of what was commercial back then didn't age well at all

[@babygeeter]

@@d.b.coopers.strongest.soldierafter 2020 it was literally a 5 min of fame look at the mario judah dude 😂

[@Stane686k]

We might’ve peaked with tryna memefy everything. At least I hope that’s the case

[@smokingONsumDRO]

Theyll be able to tour again when the zoomers get into their 30s theyre just dead cold rn its the natural cycle

[@jerodwolf5582]

Being washed by 25? Bruh I'm 25 and I don't have shit

[@micho3444]

After 25 starting is fine, before 25 is different

[@Bando-fx4mf]

Right, dudes mad he’s a incell In his basement making these videos , he’s mad every at rapper he talked about,mad they actually have females suck there balls and he don’t, lghdtv incell never experienced it.

[@myjciskate4]

He's not talking about you. He's talking about rappers and people that popped based on meme or hype music when they were young, and now they have nothing to show for it, because rhey disn't actuallt take the craft seriously. Compare this to guys like Tyler the Creator, Joey Badass, JID, Earl Sweatshirt, Denzel Curry, Smino, Kenny Mason, Migos, Baby Keem, Lil Baby, Don Toliver, Noname, Lil Simz, Tierra Whack, etc who all started rapping very young teens, but took it seriously. Now, they all have literally massive, critical acclaim and die-hard fanbases that will support and buy their music until they die. They focused on actually and genuinely caring about the craft, constantly improving and putting out quality music. They're basically set for life, have massive amounts of respect from the hip hop community and culture, and are supported by all the legends and pillars of hip hop. At the time thq5 they were teens, they weren't as popping as other acts who chased trends, but they didn't succumb to just dropping music for the sake of trends and compromising their sound. They stayed true to the craft, took it seriously, constantly improved, and continued to put out quality music. Now, years later all of the "popping" artists who were popular and chasing trends at that time have all fallen off, are nowhere to be found, and no one cares about their music. Meanwhile, the above artists and others who took it seriously are now outselling all of them, have critical acclaim, hav3 massive diehard and supporting fanbases that will support them to the end, and some even have made it to the all time/legendary list.

[@myjciskate4]

​@@micho3444He's not stating starting before 25 is bad. Its actually a good thing. You shoild be starting before 25 and taking things seriously. Most successfull artists, even ones who started popping much later, were still taking it very seriously as teens and were committed to the craft. 2pac, Biggie, Nas, Jay, Em, Snoop, Rakim, Ice Cube, Lauryn hill, Missy Elliot, Mos def, Black Thought, Pharell, Lil Wayne, Tech N9ne, Kendrick, Cole, Travis Scott, Chance the rapper, Tyler the Creator, Joey Badass, Vince Staples, xxtentacion, Juice Wrld, Lil Peep, Skii Mask the Slump God, Lil Uzi Vert, playboi carti, JID, Denzel Curry, 21 Savage, Lil Yachty, Meg tha Stallion, NLE Choppa, Cordae, Ken Carson, Yeat, Kenny Mason, etc. all started extremely young and in their teens, but decided to actually take or start taking their careers and/or music seriously. Notice how all of those names are from a bunch of different generations. The key factor is tha5 they all took their careers abd judic seriously. Even goofy ass Soulja boy was grinding on the marketing and early internet side of things for years as a young teen. Thats the point. The guys who take it seriously and think long term are the guys that maintain longevity and success long term. The guys that chase trends abd dont take their careers and music seriously largely fall off or become irrelevant because no cares or toom thrm seriously.

[@micho3444]

@@myjciskate4 such a good point bro honestly ❤️‍🔥

[@moviemalik8325]

They're just products of the SoundCloud era. Most of them weren't even supposed to make it past 2020; it's kind of like how pop rappers like MC Hammer & Vanilla Ice we're basically irrelevant by 92 despite being big around 1990

[@rydz656]

89 for VI.

[@Raoul-g9h]

Vanilla Ice wasn't no "pop rapper". He just had that one song but that doesn't define his entire catalog. He made hardcore tracks and stood his grounds when dissed. Listen to the album Mind Blowin and songs like Hit Em Hard

[@toyamwarr]

You must be new. MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice’s initial disappearances had nothing to do with talent, and they weren’t pop rappers. They are still relevant.

[@bean7589]

swear i can listen to you yap about anything for hours on end

[@wokeupro]

bro deadass be just yapping and yet we all watch

[@breeisjustababy]

Ikr. I don't know anything about half these topics, but I'll still watch the whole video.

[@nosebleedd3820]

Official glazer of the century

[@brigettelancome4063]

@@cnxghostlmao you can’t show brotherly love and wonder why men are more depressed than ever lol lift your brothers up, it’s not gay, maybe you’re just gay, work that out and love on your friends and others

[@veliciarogers7347]

Yall hilarious 😆

[@tj-mb3fy]

I think artists get very burnt out for whatever reason either their brain gets fried or their soul and energy gets zapped from them

[@thefalloutkid13]

Nah they get old and that crap stops being cute.

[@raregrimebeats1352]

They get exhausted from exchanging their exit points for fame?

[@shhh5743]

Everyone on the thumbnail has explainable reasons

[@tj-mb3fy]

@@raregrimebeats1352 nah from the industry, work load, their social battery, pressure and expectations, etc

[@iluvmariobros78]

J Cole called it in 1985

[@wordedsauce5580]

Get off Cole's dick lol

[@El_DennisTheMenaceShow]

and J cole ended himself in 2024 😂

[@jeffmeister1577]

​@@El_DennisTheMenaceShowdelusional

[@YallTrash]

Damn I didn’t know he was alive in 1985

[@JaKingScomez]

J cole is actually a jealous a hater. He’s always been like that lil yatchy called him out when jcole started hating on him when he was 17 and cole was like 35

[@CrispAndBurned]

It’s not a pay video without a little shitting on ice spice lmao.

[@saltybrackishfresh]

Here’s the right word. One Era wonders. They had one short wave and then died out right after

[@artwerkgeo]

The age of “Short Rap Careers” is what I believe this is…

[@BrooksOrlando]

It is crazy when you think about it….you meet average 24 yr old. A lot of them are right out of school, still live with their parents. Basically still big kids. Then someone like Lil Pump is already a “has been” at that age haha. Gotta be a weird reality.

[@indoorplant2392]

Lowkey just repeating yourself for 15 minutes

[@deeno123]

on my soul

[@iiCounted-op5jx]

😂😂😂😂

[@krtierney]

💣

[@OnCode101]

Dead ass 😂

[@Bando-fx4mf]

Right, dudes mad he’s a incell In his basement making these videos , he’s mad every at rapper he talked about,mad they actually have females suck there balls and he don’t, incell never experienced it.

[@dimplesd8931]

New artist, especially rappers, don’t make any money. They sign usury contacts, spend their advance on depreciating assets and have kids that they don’t see and can’t afford. So once their 18months-3yrs is up, they’re actually poorer than they would’ve been if they never had success or were mildly successful as they built a musical portfolio.

[@kenon6968]

Same old story

[@MichaelHemotoxin]

Its pretty unrealistic to expect an artist to sustain the heights of their success for multiple years, theres peaks and valleys

[@theprimalwisdom4929]

Wow, never would I have guessed when listening to these artistic geniuses that their work would be forgotten as soon as their fanbases graduated highschool.

[@albertramirez6981]

The SoundCloud Rap Era of 2017-2019 always reminded me of late 70s disco. Both genres were super dominant, both were dance genres with a focus on high fashion and status, both only lasted 3 years, there was a backlash against disco and Rock replaced it (Hair Metal) there was a backlash against SoundCloud rap and Rock replaced it (Emo pop punk revival) I don’t think SoundCloud rap will ever have a big mainstream revival in the 2030s or anything like that. Artists like lil pump seem too much like the 2010s to fit in any other context. SoundCloud rap will probably be viciously mocked in 10 years by Gen alpha

[@harvest44492]

The shittiest iterations will get mocked for sure, but the songs from that wave that actually blew up will be fondly remembered for a long time. There is an advent of cultural cannibalism though, songs become momentarily famous, for like a week and then they're discarded. The most recent example I can think of is Let Me Know with Tamar Braxton and Future.

[@Marvus-r7d]

Highly doubt the skibidi kids would hate cloud rap. Knowing gen z has a had a huge influence on 80s and 90s music

[@fuosdi64]

Those artists were all trash 😂 anyone with a brain knew that shit wouldn't last.

[@kenon6968]

The pace of cultural regurgitation is much quicker than before, when old boomer media pushed revivals of whatever was cool whenever some coked up studio exec was twenty

[@rebel2191]

Rather make it after 25 and last in my career than make it before and be washed

[@iiCounted-op5jx]

true

[@justinarzola4584]

Seems the younger you get fame the harder the fall off gets later.

[@FlanmanBandz]

I really thought I was an Alien 👾 when ppl were treating Lil pump and smokepurpp like they were SOoo great...😂

[@Abner-gu3ve]

So basically most of the mid-late 2010’s SoundCloud era rappers 😂

[@ralphwiggum1982]

Most of those rappers are what I call fast food artists they were good at the moment but the music they had was never going to be some legendary long lasting thing

[@gx1tar1er]

They're like the 80s hair bands of the 2010s

[@tasmeenbaker9912]

2016-2020 was a fever dream

[@osamabinsaucin929]

@@tasmeenbaker9912"PLUGG"!!!!

[@fuosdi64]

Worst time period of rap ever😂

[@psychwardfare]

Chief keef is such a odd case of someone being so influential for a time period that I would have never thought of saying he fell off until you mentioned it lol maybe it’s because he stayed lowkey after n didn’t really get into serious lame controversies like lil xan or blueface that I still view em in good enough light to not give him that “fell off” title. Plus he always dropped music (yeah not as popular anymore) but that made me think he’s still doing alright

[@okamifan1productions458]

No its cause he didn't crash out like Von or Durk, instead he was smart and got as faaaar away from Chicago and the street politcs as he could.

[@okamifan1productions458]

Being lowkey was a smart move by him imo.

[@Abner-gu3ve]

@@okamifan1productions458correct

[@hugocanuto6981]

Bro still headlining shows he definitely did not fall off

[@ishouldbeworking4]

bro deff didnt fall off he still puts shit out and it still slaps... and he still has a solid fanbase that buy his merch and support

[@sugarmocha2796]

Let’s not forget the actual talent that didn’t fall off but didn’t make it to 25 or far from it.

[@christaylor7916]

Good, their big egos needed to be brought back down to earth. Especially 69 and dababy smh

[@simonrodriguez2291]

Bro that era esa flooded with Drugs and no morals

[@danielsmokesmids]

but 90s rappers talking about selling cr*ck and r*ping women was different?

[@YourRecoveryDealer]

​@@danielsmokesmidslol

[@raregrimebeats1352]

@@danielsmokesmidsice cube , Mc Ren/NWA talking abt r*p’n 14 year olds and having it on tape to prove they didn’t r*ap3 her was just as r3tarded as these soundcloud rappers today lol

[@QuitoBrazil]

Still is

[@Yes-qj4bi]

@@danielsmokesmids the difference was the skilled rappers survived and kept making music. Then the Only good few who weren't complete drug addicts like X died or are slept on like Ski and Cordae

[@Stretchwreckedem469]

You bring up a really good point about some of these other rappers blowing up from some of the very first songs they ever released. With artists of the past, because they had that period of time where they honed in their sound through trial & error, not only were artists of the past able to have an easier time maintaining a position within the mainstream spotlight, but some of them had enough experience to keep an ear to the ground, look for new & upcoming artists to prospect, and elevate their own careers by jumpstarting the careers of upcoming talented artists who are more in touch with what’s trending within music. You don’t really get that with a lot of the Soundcloud rappers that were popping off around the late 2010’s/early 2020’s because of how young they were when their careers popped off, as well as how as you said, a lot of these artists popped off from some of their earliest material, so they didn’t really have a lot of time to listen in and see what worked and didn’t work. A phenomenon like this almost makes me wonder if the industry is purposefully set up like this to keep mainstream artists from being able to maintain a position in the spotlight so that said artists don’t wind up gaining influence within the industry, allowing this cycle to continue or even evolve into a business that’s even more ruthless than what we’re seeing now.

[@Handsomegrandson]

Great video! Earned my sub

[@legendarybroly2]

Everyone up to blue face didn’t drop for years and went dormant like they were Kendrick or something and would still have their fan base once they came back. When I’m reality they were one trick pony’s when it came to music and eventually more artists who do similar styles do it 100x better

[@CrispColdChris]

Nah bro, we're JUDGING Nahmir knocking up Celina! Absolutely the most disgusting 304. Hitting that without a condom is crazy, busting in her is insanity. We knew Nahmir was simpy but wowwww bruh...

[@danielsmokesmids]

ay… we all make mistakes

[@chorizoramen93]

Yall are all 304s. How can she be one without the happy assistance of many guys? Yall don't really have any morals and standards. Most guys will sleep with anything and I've seen dudes call other guys gay for turning women down

[@regiatenebrarum]

His new kid is another.

[@AFFILIATEDGod]

This video is straight fax📠👌💐

[@RonnietheDon]

I mean most rappers are 304s so Celine is right up his alley. He is no different.

[@Pejaysaidit]

“One phase wonder”

[@iusedtobepay]

That’s a great way to put it

[@Yes-qj4bi]

They don't got that versatility like X did.

[@christianloggins]

I heard someone say that the age you blow up, is kinda the age some people stay in mentally. With them blowing up as kids, most of their fans grew up and the same kid ish music isn’t gonna resonate with their now adult fan base. People like Lil Pump just wanted to get rich, they’ve achieved that. But when it comes to music, he probably could care less unless he makes some big money from it

[@ihe4rt4rt]

it’s cus the kids don’t listen to them anymore

[@MikeMatsumoto-v4x]

Who even listens to them anymore tbh

[@whoiszizi2953]

We ain’t kids anymore

[@tasmeenbaker9912]

The kids who used to listen to them outgrew their music

[@TrapSodaTVOfficial]

Banger of a video, god bless❤️💪

[@Weonlyknewoneway]

Most rappers that actually make good music last from 5 to 10 years . Only the best of the best last longer. Its common sense. Most of these kids biters that just copycat whoevers hot(waveriders) which is why they never go far because theres only so much you can do off a gimmick alone . Js

[@guusscheepers3260]

Good vid, thank you!

[@booperjohnson-l5j]

Great vid. If they never had to grind and all your fans are drawn to your music for superficial reasons you ain't gunna last

[@keniel6522]

people act like this wasn’t going to be tayk 😒

[@TheOfficialGuyFieri]

Lil Pump is the Ben Simmons of hip hop

[@WickedPawn]

This goes to show why you should never compare yourself I don't know how many up-and-coming artists or whatever are going to read this but age is really not a factor to compare yourself to someone just because they got to deal at 17 and when Platinum at 18 doesn't mean that you should give up because you're in your late 20s or early 20s these guys all end up falling off because they don't know how to handle that Fame and Fortune

[@thefalloutkid13]

So true, so wise

[@Bando-fx4mf]

Right, dudes mad he’s a incell In his basement making these videos , he’s mad every at rapper he talked about,mad they actually have females suck there balls and he don’t, lghdtv incell never experienced it.

[@Nashzonal]

It's mainly the difference between virality & trend hopping vs building a genuine fan base, which typically requires a lot more time, effort, and originality.

[@YachtsonStClaire]

I think the lockdowns and artist not being able to build that buzz directly at shows really did a number on people careers both in and out of music

[@JohnTune-u2x]

Having 6ix9ine in the thumbnail is actually incorrect, he’s doing Latin Rap and his numbers are still huge. Lil Pump definitely fell off though

[@logangriffin2014]

Good stuff man. Subscribed

[@Dontbiteyourtongue_]

It’s quite simply being handed success People who hustle for years and work for it know how to maintain it bc they continue to put the work in When you go viral and are handed it you don’t put that work in and don’t appreciate it as much

[@michaelcox3353]

I'm proud of Yachty and 21. They might not be riding crazy waves and the music ain't trending all crazy, but they grew musicly, got better at the craft, studied, and did their homework. Now, they're pretty well respected in the industry and by their peers, too. Music sounds better than it ever did, and I feel like they could just keep going up from here.

[@luvxantxna]

more like before they were 20 honestly 💔

[@stevenstevens2251]

Ybn Nahmir is at a level of washed where he had to perform at a beta frat party at u Miami

[@stevenstevens2251]

Dude is struggling

[@JamisonRelapse]

So many words to say absolutely nothing. Peace. This video washed.

[@yangasidziya3245]

You big mad 🤣

[@MinorIconz]

I'd probably say 6ix9ine still has pull in the Spanish market. He can still pull engagement on socials. Can't say the same for the others.

[@Erik-yt3fy]

🔴FUN FACT : I'm from Slovakia 🇸🇰, 6ix9ine blew up first here,overseas in 2014-2017. When Tekashi was still unknown, the Slovak record label F*ck Them started working with him. He also had shows here several times. The founder of F*ck Them named YakSha said that when Tekashi flew to Slovakia for the show, he came in only one outfit, he had to give him his clothes and underwear as well. He has one song featuring slovak rappers Dalyb and Zayo called "Jaguare". Not long after that, GUMMO was recorded, which released F*ck Them, and that's when 6ix9ine expanded in the US.

[@crystalcastillo7575]

The movement to more hype music, The shorter the attention spans , the shorter the songs, the fast changing music landscape and labels prioritizing a viral hit over a solid body of work / artist did this. And is the reason were stuck in this predicament

[@JassminaVellucci]

What sad is, some of them leave with nothing, no money. And have to go back to where they started. Even sadder, still faking it, like they are are still hot.

[@clubdoompsx]

Single-run wonder.... Maybe. Could be the new term....? Cause most seasoned, established rappers usually have multiple runs

[@danielsmokesmids]

true. chief keef been through several, id say carti’s still on his second, and someone like yeats still in his first one

[@eazyeighty5590]

one phase wonder

[@FlanmanBandz]

9:15 they've never put in the work before... you already have the answer's. But still asking the questions. 😮 A true Wiseman....or detective 😂❤

[@cheesebucket]

Think it’s the void left by Mac, XXX, pop smoke, juice and the rest of upcoming greats that died

[@UTWREC4LL]

Hey bro just a suggestion add you a little bit of sound effects and background music, it'll really sell your content! That's my only suggestion to make your content better, keep it up!

[@Trashbagcarwindows]

I saved up $30,000 before I was 18

[@nymphomaniac7767]

doing what?

[@IbouJavu4u]

😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@chroma4508]

When did you start working? Never mind just watched the video

[@timmy5876]

Bro wants a medal

[@ripdmvripdmv]

ok? do u want me to get on my knees or some tf

[@Wynter_Heat]

I feel like the entire basketball story you described was a guy that went to high school with me except he also played for the team USA Olympic team, but I’m not really sure what happened after his couple of years into the league because he just got quiet but I also don’t follow so anyways great analysis.❤

[@danielsmokesmids]

surprised lil yachty never fell victim to this. no hate to him as a person but honestly his old music is worse than lil pump was. i can still enjoy d rose. i cant even stand anything lil boat made before 2020

[@Abner-gu3ve]

Prolly cuz Yachty evolved as an artist and made smart business moves

[@mariejoel2765]

the difference between Yachty and the other rappers is that he is versatile

[@Abner-gu3ve]

@ true

[@saltybrackishfresh]

Current day rappers will be washed even sooner😂 and fresh and fit applies to celena Powell precisely

[@JohnGalt916]

Well yall list is better than our list. We had the forever 27 list. Better to fall off than to meet your maker

[@swimm3rcity]

I need all my artists to hear 9:08 Good perspective dawg i need to make a new EP

[@CHoSen4_AreaSon]

These lames couldnt find a G-Spot if they tried for dear life!!!😂😂😅😅

[@SCRIMY_AT_NITE]

Hip hop’s burnt

[@itsnotjayboi]

No it isn't 😂

[@BIGSANTAdaKID]

I actually want ugly god to return tho

[@VeryBob100]

Bro probably working at Walmart now

[@leothecuisinart]

Benjamin franklin once wrote that men die at 25 but aren't buried until they're 75

[@vermilionette7421]

I'm 19 and that scares me so bad

[@chorizoramen93]

Damn, males and their perpetually victimhood mindset goes way back hum

[@stinkysocks8094]

Just gotta prepare yourself and don't do stupid shit

[@OriginalNoke]

11:58 Listen to these 30 seconds thats literally what i noticed oeople fish for certain types of instruments, bass, synth, effects and all that they want other instruments from other popular songs to be used to then boost new songs. Be your mf self!

[@selenaquiles1]

We unfortunately cannot put Tekashit the Rat in this group. He actually made more of a career than expected. B4 he snitched, all his songs were "ALWAYZ" in the Top 5. After he snitched, he had yet anothr 2 Top 5 singles then switched to Latin Music and has been thriving in that space since. Love him or hate him, he actually figured out a way of not falling off.

[@Mattrattmattratt]

A majority of this has to do with how fast the internet processes up and coming artists. It’s much quicker for new artists/music to feel old since everything is so overexposed now. Also a lot of these artists weren’t very good to begin with 😭

[@abneralarcon6509]

It’s wild that J cole tried warning them and they just clowned him

[@estrellacasias]

I doubt that a lot of them have money to fall back on. Moat up and coming artists owe a lot to the recording company and a lot of these soundcloud rappers spent and flexed money like it was generational. Theyre nobody who used to be somebody except the added shame. Idk man id rather have always been a nobody than to be a clown that everyone recognizes.

[@dtrilldallas1241]

The nba analogy at 9:42 is Ben Simmons his fall of was insane

[@iusedtobepay]

I was thinking this lowkey but I didn’t wanna violate him like that😭

[@tylerbenoit8843]

a lot of these rappers blew up bc they weren’t that good. gucci gang was clowned so hard and is why it was so big

[@2FRESH-4U]

Oh well life goes on it’s better of loved and lost than never loved at all

[@Sarkane1256]

3:23 speedrun careers any%

[@speightworld]

These artist came before the Artist-Influencer combo. They had to endure the transition while being in deals and being relatively young.

[@Sevn.4k]

It's sad to see because half of these rappers had mad potential, but they got carried away with the lifestyle and ruined their careers.

[@16vamps]

W pfp

[@roboelectrooverlord6346]

Fast Food Music!!!!

[@adolforomero9611]

People stopped listening in rap in general too especially the SoundCloud type rap genre.

[@resinonmylips]

soundcloud underground bouta have a comeback like donald trump

[@VyillMusic]

your new tape is 🔥🔥👌🏽

[@Jajajjja1]

Hell yeah

[@resinonmylips]

@@VyillMusic Hell yeah🔌🔌 which song go hardest

[@maciewilson2301]

I agree with what you said

[@Tormund_Giantsbrain]

Bro got that Luigi mustache.

[@RIP.REI13]

69 fanbase just not in america anymore

[@Itscicily]

Yeah and he was smart for that, cardi b & lil pump needs to do the same bc that Latino/hispanic community be loyal or at least actually tunes in.

[@MrBarbec]

Using chief Keef as an example almost made me turn of the video

[@junitocolon730]

This guy really used bronny’s life as an analogy 😂

[@astargmoneynevaendz999]

14:25 ice spice had Industry backing

[@gabeitsche]

i remember yung bans mostly fell off cuz he had to deal w felony charges and i dont think he ever had the chance/resources to get back up. his sht was fire tho🙏

[@justinjones7604]

I wonder if x was still alive would he fall off like the rest of there's guy since x was the most successful SoundCloud rapper

[@jaklair]

can you do a video about payola rappers pliz

[@CPI99]

They're blowing up before they can even get organic fans because it's not organic. Their initial comeup is real but then they'll cut off all momentum. It's working just how it's supposed to be so the money stays in the industry. Fame is finite

[@YoelRekts]

Young man, they’re grifters. They are not real rappers or artists, they are business men, and very bad ones in fact. These aren’t talented men, they are good marketers.

[@48shawty]

one era wonders

[@earwormz9334]

One era wonders

[@BR33CH.]

Don’t know how this will all pan out whenever Nahmir needs another interview considering Adam 16 already had his turn with Celina as well..💀

[@ralphwiggum1982]

I wouldn’t even wish that for my worst enemy to go inside of Celina Powell raw

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

25? I peaked in the third grade, and it's been all downhill from there.

[@INSANE4NEBULA]

ugly god never fell off he stopped releasing because of his family and quit all that meme rap shi listen to trickin and lovin he actually spit real bars and his flow was amazing

[@kevinmcdowell9074]

Honestly, I blame the fans, and this throw away, disposable culture we live in. Fans aren't taking the time to help these artists longterm build a career and grow and develop. Its just cheap and fast, 'gimme something I can do a tick tock dance to and I'm out' so these rappers give the fans what they want and its 1 hit wonders all around. Sad.

[@markpalleschi5172]

11:09 Ben Simmons?

[@1-eye-willy]

i asked young purp to sing the ABC's and the dudes eyes rolled back in his head and started speaking latin.

[@ronanlina7909]

"Back in my day..." ,______, 23 years old.