Why People HATE TORONTO RAPPERS

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[@evjimz8460]

Lol I noticed it was private but I watched the entire thing the first time lfmao

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[@Vocal-Vegan]

chk out a TO rapper named KD(RIP) was the Bom, got taken too young n was headed places. he from J&F, Bom cat!

[@BosnaAllDay]

Been saying this bro. Toronto music is too oppy and everything is a diss track

[@alexinthemiddle]

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[@stevestevens502]

thorobread is/was my #1 toronto rapper...but he got too deep in the streets

[@alexinthemiddle]

@@stevestevens502 Tap in. I’m an all around artist underground new mature work coming soon.

[@hershey5790]

Im wondering how DJs are doing nowadays, you can’t play nothing without having a problem…

[@Giosickest]

1kguapo soundcloud

[@elikyaa]

I know it's trendy to rag on the Toronto accent right now, but we should be embracing the things that make us unique. It's unpopular to say this but I like my Toronto accent and I'd much rather listen to local artists that embrace theirs.

[@tdotsblessing]

Facts💯 my channel is based on that🤷🏾‍♂

[@dagod3475]

Toronto does have its own sound when it comes to hip hop and rap music. The problem with Toronto we abandon our own sound to jump on everybody shit. So we're being exposed for jumping on everybody's bandwagon . real Toronto we don't jump on anybody shit .

[@chrisscrubb]

@@dagod3475 well said till this day I support my local artists and when local ppl diss I jus shrug shoulder an keep it moving

[@blackcoffy83]

It may be the latest Toronto rappers that don't sound good. I'm old, so I remember the days of Maestro Fresh Wes, Kardinal Offishall, Choclair, Ghetto Concept, and Dream Warriors. Toronto hip hop in the late 80s to the 2000s was more creative and sounded great. Even some US rappers talked about our music scene. The only new GTA rapper I listen to is Haviah Mighty (I know she's from Brampton). It could be these latest rappers are trying too hard.

[@Quest1luv]

You took the words right out of my mouth. I remember the days of Ghetto Concept and them - we certainly had more respect from Americans back then, and I think it was because it was authentic and showed a Canadian identity, whereas now, these guys imitate Americans and fail at it. Haviah Mighty has my respect, as well as Northside Benji and Houdini (RIP).

[@Vocal-Vegan]

i grew with Louie from the Dream Warriors; Supr Solid cat! J&F put out some real talented Ppl. Love n Blessings Family!!!

[@evjimz8460]

Dang! You brought me back to the 2000s!!! You’re so right!!!

[@JohnBean-cm5lk]

It’s about what you want to listen to and what connects with you. Those artists were definitely talented but I personally can’t listen to that stuff. I need drill. Dif strokes dif flks. Those days a lot of rap was making it out and doing better after being raised where you didn’t have a choice, now it’s why do I want to leave this place , there still targets to get

[@bigshitter9872]

You forgot about Point Blank ‼️🔥

[@Quest1luv]

1. Work ethic is garbage, 2. Those who have great work ethic, refuse to expand on the topics they rap about, 3. Foolish politics get in the way of investors or even videographers who would like to work with "rappers", 4. EGO (kills careers and individuals), 5. No authenticity, 6. Peer pressure and yes man.

[@DGen7]

That's all excuses , real reason PPL hate Toronto rappers coz they ain't american

[@riceright7755]

​@@DGen7 F Outta Here! - It's not all excuses.

[@Quest1luv]

@@DGen7 Yes, there are some that don't like Canadian rappers because they can't relate, but for you to say that the reasons I listed are all excuses, just goes to show that you have a problematic bias. Can you honestly say that every single Toronto or Canadian rapper has the same work ethic, dedication, skill and diversity as Houdini' (RIP)?! If not, then you can't say that the things I listed are all excuses, especially when older T.O rappers were recognized and sometimes brought in by American fans and/or Labels.

[@rb2546]

Toronto rappers are embarrassing af. Like Canada is not the hood and what’s with the gang violence just get your life together, Toronto rap makes me cringe so bad smh

[@davev7615]

Every City in the world has an impoverished are where kids without a future throw their lives away for street cred.

[@kumbaon]

A whole country is not a hood.

[@davev7615]

@@kumbaon I don't know when I said it was

[@tdotsblessing]

Holy how ignorant can you be? Way too much ignorance in this comment🤦🏾‍♂

[@CanadianBiPolarBear]

Toronto had a 5yr stretch where they were droppin the best tracks in the world ( im not talking drake at all) , however torontos rap scenes chance to blow up went down when houdini got shot down

[@northboy7996]

Pretty much

[@Jaymac44]

This is correct

[@rda6029]

When was this 5 year stretch lol?

[@CanadianBiPolarBear]

@@rda6029 2017 to 2022 for the underground ....and its bin about a 10 to 15yr stretch where the weeknd , drake and bieber have had the biggest hits on the radio mainstream

[@travelandeats8518]

Yeah in Canada

[@nickgrant5142]

Yea Toronto rappers need a reality check

[@lanceyrenzo932]

The fact you’re only 21/22 is CRAZY. I’m 27 and you sound like you’re my age, or even early 30’s

[@dianareid1399]

Everyone wants to be a rapper! If you can't even put a sentence together...leave the rap business alone!

[@tr984]

The best era of Toronto Hip Hop was back when it was Choclair and Kardinal. For the young bucks. The golden era for you guys was Sam G, TNT Sick Thugz, Camouflage, Point Blank

[@traynice9633]

The new Toronto rappers have a rat voice and they have no BARS

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[@evjimz8460]

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[@prezidentjeff]

Agree with all your points. I'll add this - how many rappers lock in with 1 or two producers & develop a co-hesive sound? You barely see it - to me its a problem industry wide today but especially in Toronto

[@elshadibeats]

The problem is it’s only certain types of rappers who headline from here. Most, not even serious artists. They’re just rapping to rap . If you listen to guys like Daniel Son, Asun Eastwood, Futurewave, Raz Fresco who take it serious, they’re respected a lot more in the underground American hip hop scene.

[@anthonywilliams9415]

📠 Daniel Son and Asun Eastwood dope AF.

[@JEFFMAN90]

Exactly. These Toronto media pages only promote the auto trash drill rappers

[@TheAdoptedSon1five]

I always enjoy watching your videos and gaining some POV from Toronto, Love from Scotland

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[@nagasura8853]

Youre doing big tingz keep it up

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[@evanferris5035]

Its the accent. 120lb rappers with a fake Jamaican accent is cringe. Da fam tingz. Its gotta go guys.

[@ericm6633]

So true. They all act and talk the same. Unoriginal and uncreative. Annoy and cringy.

[@tdotsblessing]

It definitely can't be the accent, that's one of the dumbest reasons because it makes no sense whatsoever. Toronto's Black community have been talking like that since the 80s. You can't get rid of something that's been here for several ages. It's part of the city's culture. In recent years however, it's become a trend for non-black people who grew up outside of the culture to mimic it, misrepresent it, and make it sound 10x worse than what it is. But being from Toronto and saying that "The accent is the problem" just shows how culturally disconnected so many people in Toronto are. So honestly, you better get used to it and accept it, because it's not going anywhere anytime soon.

[@evanferris5035]

@tdotsblessing the title of the video proves my point. It can stay and be part of the culture and all that. But it won't sell commercially like Houston or Memphis as cities with distinct accents. I agree Drake is the biggest artist in the world aside from t swift, he speaks with that accent, and specifically doesn't rap in that accent.

[@tdotsblessing]

@@evanferris5035 Rap has always been about being authentic to where you’re from, not mimicking a next city or wanting to be like somewhere else, this is a terrible mindset right here🤦🏾‍♂ So is Toronto always gonna be this place where you have to fake being an American to make it in the industry? That’s pathetic. If you have superstar potential then you can always go far, regardless of how your accent sounds. You should never think that your accent can limit you. Rappers here should be true to who they are. All those other cities you've listed also have unique sounding accents that outsiders have just grown to get used to over the years, sooner or later the same could happen to Toronto if people could actually stick to being who they are and not talk down on their own culture.

[@reneejmiah]

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[@Bbyb00gangsta]

We do have good rappers. America is just clueless. I remember when they said “ Dontown, Canada”, so I could care less what they think about or music. Only some Toronto rappers are 🗑️.

[@Neverseenitcoming]

America has structure and an actual music scene that is being invested into plus the landscape is just bigger. Canada doesn’t put money into anything if it’s not hockey you have to go through a million loop holes just to get noticed out here. You guys want street rappers to stop being street rappers no gang affiliation and a whole bunch of rules as in America they just wanna hear music

[@alexinthemiddle]

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[@Vocal-Vegan]

Dream Warriors were way bigger in Brittain thn where they were born n raised. the Canadian industry n guv duz not invest at All in Canada or Canadians n pushes American ish down our throats. in Canada most of our television broadcasting is n has to be by law, American. most of what we get forced on us is American. want chnge......B the chnge n dont wait for othrs to make chnge.

[@improbablyyourdad8458]

As an American, we do the same, but in reverse. Artists with no gang affiliations or street credentials tend to get ignored unless they're backed by a major label. Actual rappers in America don't do well. MFS just want to hear disses and songs about nothing.

[@alexinthemiddle]

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[@omegashenron8]

@@Vocal-Vegan what are you talkin about? by law most of the stuff on TV has to be Canadian or produced/filmed in Canada at the least. It's why television often times sucks here..

[@andrewreid7535]

This happens w every city . Each city got its own sound and eventually the city gets the spotlight and then all of a sudden the next city gets the spotlight and now rappers start copying there sound and it don’t sound right at all . Everyone copying ny drill right now it’s a fked up sound too . I even heard Toronto rappers goin over Detroit beats it don’t sound right but your right Toronto was best when it was doin it’s own sound. That’s why the city got the spotlight cuz it was original .

[@dj_jansz]

Most of the good rappers from Toronto are dead, in jail, or they've moved to LA.

[@tkdamusicman]

Except for me

[@omarshemiu-idowu6667]

Same with the uk without the moving to la bit

[@abroadstateofmind5571]

When I first moved here and heard the accent I thought it was a joke. Dudes sound like they’re taking puberty blockers.

[@SkyDiverTO]

Maestro Fresh, Rascalz, K-OS, C4, Young Tony, Point Blank, Mayhem, Payback, Big Page, Choclair, K-naan. All these older school dudes were 🔥🔥🔥. And they all had their own vibe. These dudes now all sound the same.

[@AGentlemansJourney77]

I'd add Bishop Brigante, JD Era, Solitair, Kardi, and even Jellestone.

[@nellhector3886]

Mayhem Moriarty was just insane with the bars back in the day.... Now it's just goofy shit

[@jjjam2533]

Big ups 💯Real talk

[@ThatCanadianDudeEh]

Toronto Rappers nowadays are trash. We need to stop copying Chicago Drill Music! Only golden era of Rap in Canada was in the 90s

[@bennibrisco84]

I think the gangster rap ting was a good point. Why would you listen to somebody music when they bragging about smoking your bregen or your block?

[@odanerose1325]

after Houdini i think mans like Duvy has mad potential and his songs arent all gang music but hes beefing too much

[@skylerhayse-gm9pi]

I remember back around 2016ish (I can't remember the exact date) but when 365 galore dropped. I was hoping for Jayy Brown to actually continue his grind. He took a break n lost all the attention. One of his newest songs "lost in translation" is a rlly good song. But since he lost that attention he got w 365 galore, it hasn't got that many views. That song isn't block music at all, he has a good voice, decent lyrics, and the song itself has a nice beat. To me whenever someone in Toronto who doesn't make block, they will take a break and lose that attention that they and then just fade out of the spot light.

[@bigal1456]

Wait. I still remember when mistro fresh wes and snow and ghetto concept, we're running the city

[@Showzstarz]

Great breakdown.

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Thanks 🙏🏾

[@Conkadonk420]

Started listening to Toronto music in 2008 with califate, c4, mayhem morearty, ganghis khan, Cory fila, etc

[@55raihann]

They say this cuz they new rappers forcing the accent, only real recognizes the real, rip the ones gone, rip Hou, rip Tallup🕊️

[@evjimz8460]

Truth- people see their 1 or 2 friend doing the rap thing and basically just go and do it as well doesn’t matter if they have that artist hunger or talent. I think the root is really jealousy… IMO.. “if he can do it me too…” (even if I suck)

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Makes sense, I see u

[@alexinthemiddle]

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[@JohnBean-cm5lk]

I still listen to a lot of smoke dog in the whip as well as couple sizzlac tracks. Real n****z by yung lava and sizzlac is fire. Don’t try me by robin banks dope as well

[@ian7317]

This is why we need guys like roney and black da don to take off. Those two are true talents that need the support

[@kekmusicofficial]

I would say, it’s the sound! I have many TO artists i listen to even just ones coming up. Problem I hear is that people try to bite each other’s sound, so the beat, autotune and melody sounds copied with some of the artists. But TO has lots of good artists, I would say from experience, Canadians often don’t support locally as much unless you crack streamline somehow! It’s supposed to be the other way around, support the mans as they are hustling, putting in work.

[@diesel101raw]

Need some J Cole & Kendrick Lamar's of the World in the City 🥴🤷🏿‍♂

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[@alexinthemiddle]

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[@diesel101raw]

@@alexinthemiddle Say names

[@jacktheslacker]

We have but ppl be support the most lame rapeprs

[@arseeoliveira6934]

TOBi

[@chrisscrubb]

Toronto music is good its jus that they don't support local music. Toronto fans are ban wagons, not all but a lot of ppl are its more based on who you are then your actual talent.

[@robisaacs3713]

Yoooo..talk da tings.. keep talkin da tings.. that's a fact what you said..tdot youth, stop follow fashion and make music from your heart..tdot has shit to offer..be yourselves

[@NorthSideCustomRC]

Rap is on the tail end of being the pop music of the day. We at the over saturated stage before pop moves on to something else Most drill rap sucks as far as rap skill it's just about saying crazy shit about opps As a Rap head I'm glad, once it's off the pop charts only the actual artist will remain

[@Yani.R]

The music is not very diverse. Mostly gangsta rap. There really isn't much to hold the attention of anyone who loves rap but not too interested in the hardcore gang thing. Rap came partially out of a people's struggle and is tied to their history; I don't think Toronto has that organic flavour.

[@evjimz8460]

🎯

[@Vocal-Vegan]

Ppl in TO dont know struggle................................................... how Wakd can ya get! whn ya talk ish, ya make yer mouth an anahs.

[@HonestFred]

As a man raised in Toronto in the 90s this Toronto accent , which originated in Scarborough, is obnoxious. They dont respect the craft. In the 90s and 2000s originality was key; now its biting styles.

[@7thangelz]

It did not originate in Scarborough. It was a west end ting. When a whole bunch of family moved to scarbaria to avoid the violence in the west, they brought the accent and violence. Same with the next big move, Brampton

[@GRIMZSTREAMINGNETWORK]

@7thangelz nah & Scarborough always the same , it was never good and ppl came and made it bad

[@7thangelz]

@GRIMZTVNETWORK there was a reason why we called it scarbaria back then. There was nothing there. I'm an old head, gen x, west end T.O. born and bred. I watched the migrations. Anyways, as I said, the accent did not originate in Scarborough

[@ricehat5580]

As an American living in the GTA. I thought the Toronto hiphop scene from 2015-2018 was gonna be lit and folks from back then would make it out to the US but no, Toronto rap now is just garbage, they all have the same weird accent, same sound in almost every song that they make, same lifestyle that they rap about and the average “dissing your opps”. These rappers from Toronto only see Toronto as the whole world. I was feeling it way back then but now it’s just ass. It’s pains me to say that I even got friends and other people that I know in the area that I live in that are trying to making it in the Toronto scene with the same generic Toronto sound. I showed love and support but deep down I knew that they ain’t gonna make it big. I even went back to my hometown in California showed my family and friends over there, toronto rap, they said they ain’t even feeling or bopin to it, “trash” And no matter how much Drake try’s and promotes Toronto rappers to his label. They still ain’t gonna make. THIS IS THE HARSH TRUTH AND THE SAD REALITY FOR THE TORONTO HIPHOP SCENE. Even if I would be become a rapper, I would not represent Toronto Canada or any ties to Toronto and it’s medias.

[@1804ZoeEJ]

Fam keep up the good work you explain everything perfect still 2015-2020 the music was bumpinn inda city I was acc proud to be frm here but stop wit the Toronto accent ting deres dead no such thing if yk yk its just black ppl chattin and ppl made it sum lol im originally frm Florida but mi came here when I was like 10 in 2012 & everywhere has its own sound yes but the Toronto accent the way Kendrick and all dem do is not real everybody forcing

[@Kenzo_2turntt]

As an American I can say I fw Toronto music there’s lots of artists I can name from Toronto that drop heat songs for instance bundog, 100otd, Ksbvndz, 3mFrench, Duvy, much more I think it’s just the accent or flows. Like you have some artists from there doing different things but most of it from there sounds the same idk that’s just my opinion 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Kenzo_2turntt]

Not to mention houdini (RIP🕊️) DopeBoy DQ (RIP🕊️) Bvlly (RIP🕊️) WhyS (RIP🕊️) LNC GRIND, Pressa, Swypa swervo (RIP🕊️) Smoke dawg (RIP🕊️) Nhs jayjay (RIP 🕊️)

[@hershey5790]

It’s not just Toronto, it’s the whole western world. Crackbabies took over the rap game and destroyed it…

[@Phabrickush]

Bro your chopped tdot music was fire from 96 til 2014 ghetto concept point blank guillotine Frankie Payne pure man you can't talk about toronto rap and u just talking about now you got go thru the history fam the maestro the Michee me cnon smh

[@GRIMZSTREAMINGNETWORK]

Bro your chopped r u crazy 😂 I said nuff times that it’s new rappers that sound shit and in this video we’re concentrating on the new 🤡

[@Quest1luv]

@@GRIMZSTREAMINGNETWORK Lol, Go easy fam. I thought the same thing, until I played the video back around that segment. I'm honestly glad I did. Definitely staying on your good side before I get shamed... Lawd! 😂😂😂

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@@Quest1luv Dwl all love fam don’t mind me 😂❤️💯

[@MrAnselm77]

You really need to take it back to 89

[@adriannixon2158]

Facts Toronto early 2000s was a vibe

[@tellhowwackareyou]

There is a few Toronto rappers who represent the Underground REAL HIP-HOP and some in BC who are active really big around Europe yearly touring. DON'T Allow yourself to think this is the only artist from Toronto

[@7thangelz]

Underground rap as a whole is wack af

[@chrischilds2231]

Still get a banger once every 3 months 🤷🏾‍♂️ Nuff Respect 💯

[@Stylaforlife]

Murder Murder by stylaforlife different flow bro

[@bradvp4339]

Toronto rap hasn’t been truly good since, point blank regent park era

[@LostAgain-i1k]

they need to make some party music

[@SynthwaveGazer]

To me it's just the accent tbh 😅y'all mixing too much shit together

[@tdotsblessing]

Black communities in Toronto naturally sound like that... that's the problem with the internet right now, it's become such a trend to diss the Toronto accent that people misunderstood that Black people in Toronto have their own dialect since the 1980s

[@kiddo7711]

Search up "Toronto Accent and Dialect from the 1980s to mid 2000s" on here. We've been had our own natural accent and dialect. We can't just change that.

[@wookiee4145]

Hey watch out for my boy A.S Kings and the MDV Movement, we are on our way to take over the Canadian Hip Hop scene.

[@hennyghost4567]

Yea king khalia changes tingz she pretty bless wit it no lie lyriks on point

[@p.elijah]

Toronto used to have a sound but it has been forsaken for whats trendy. These artists now rather be martyrs then actual artists and are liabilities. No promoter in their right mind can put on a showcase without the fear of losing their reputation over folks who bring the streets into the music. There were many guys back in the day who were involved in the streets but you would never tell because the way they presented the music. There was skill and a passion for the artform. Theres too many rappers and not enough emcees. Our city hasnt grown artistically given the exposure it has now with social media and streaming. Its gotten worse generally. You just have to look for what you like and that means sifting through a whole bunch of garbage to get it

[@lilmilky]

they still crabbed about Snow

[@rk9687]

artists who blow up in toronto alwys end up movin to atl or la or something and that tells you enough, its dry af out here

[@Da1fostadomus]

I also think Drake had a bad influence on the scene and didn't add to the pot just take, he should be building a musical empire of artists but not everyone is like that imo.

[@bugattiveyron620]

Real badman don't want to hear no damn Ethiopian and Somali rappers acting tuff , FK that

[@chrischilds2231]

😂😂😂

[@ronin6033]

I mean... new york drill and uk drill is raps of killing affiliates? wym big mon. saying the dot only does that?

[@GRIMZSTREAMINGNETWORK]

That’s exactly what I said so idk wym boss man

[@zairethinker]

nothing wrong with the accent, its just the content

[@OrphanTraveler97]

Just hard to take seriously when english is often their second language with the accent and slang they create no one finds them good

[@1804ZoeEJ]

Forget about me -roney Keelow had run to and Casper has a few songs

[@alexinthemiddle]

Tap in. I’m an all around artist underground new mature work coming soon.

[@nanaopoku1124]

Its called substance i think every form of music should have substance its the drill rap your talking about that sucks no substance its just strictly fast food rap peace king u know what you talking about bless!

[@travelandeats8518]

I been to Canada already and these new dudes make Toronto look comercial and cheesy

[@Iamalakerfan]

Its not music its morse code to the opps, and score checking the game 🎯. The beat is just background noise. A lot of artists are talented, however they gravitate to the BS, and in turn place themselves in chrash out circumstances for either notaritety or survival. Being a rapper in Toronto is risky business. Best advise is make a hit and take your talents to the states.

[@A-MillionStories]

Toronto’s best rappers are dead or in jail that 2013-2019 period was untouchable the amount of bangers that was dropped but they’re scene was actually serious & everyone got dropped off or hit the run they kinda Ruined the scene themselfs

[@stevestevens502]

thorobread is the best rapper from the city IMO. but he got caught up in the streets

[@michaeljones7929]

The best rapper Toronto had was Maestro Fresh Wes..anyone after him is trash...including Drake

[@chrischilds2231]

Ol up

[@mamamoon78]

Y'all shoulda been here in the 90s...the US rappers all came up and vibed(unless our fn gov't locked them out!). If any 90s rappers seeing this plz drop somethin and do the city right

[@kylovemedia]

Burna, Houdini, & Benji 🌟🌟🔥🔥

[@GritGlamourEntertainmentGGE]

FACTS!!!

[@FatWoadieT3]

Theirs artist that diss and do the make good music in Toronto we just don’t. In honesty everyone tryna prove bodness rs.

[@RobertoCarlos-h3t]

Top 3 Smoke Dawg/ Houdini/ Bvlly/ Dayyyyum

[@shale6127]

Naw the best toronto rap era has to go to from 2012-2016

[@Blackjesus3]

Jeez youre young af. Good channel though

[@RyanSheppard-tq4pg]

Toronto rappers are part time. They in the streets killing being doofus' mostly.

[@LostAgain-i1k]

fun music

[@imani828]

SAFE is the best thing the city has

[@SGMIV]

everything changed for the worse when smoke dawg died

[@amberbehrens4949]

Canada goose is fucking goated

[@anitaorchadia9746]

it's because rap does not last. it's a revolving door of infinite talking so to stay relevant you have to be a clown or a idiiot

[@kboogie8967]

Toronto rappers trash and out no real effort anymore. This ain't the choclair era, this the I got 40k cash and shot a 500$ video era 😢

[@TorontoStreetsMag416]

All Facts.

[@realtalk6195]

This video needs English captions.

[@GRIMZSTREAMINGNETWORK]

So turn it on dunce cap

[@stevejr6536]

😂😂😂 Americans make fun of Canada but they be signing ppl like sexy redd,baby kia, ice spice etc 😂😂😂😂 their the ones to talk

[@sahirfareeda5765]

Those are pretty good artist that all sound different then the most

[@sahirfareeda5765]

Like it or not there’s not 1 rapper that sounds like baby Kia or ice spice

[@stevejr6536]

@@sahirfareeda5765 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@stevejr6536]

@@sahirfareeda5765 ya a lot of rappers don't sound like trash you made my point 🤣🤣

[@Unknown_Account038]

Let’s be honest America is where all the talent comes from they have the most celebrities known worldwide what does Canada have? You guys only have drake and Justin bieber😂😂

[@Jamaljohn303]

Golden era 2013-15? lol try the early, late 90’s my boy

[@JEFFMAN90]

Hes a yute bro lol. Dude was in high school from 2016 to 2020 he's a 2000s baby

[@1804ZoeEJ]

Velow make hit too

[@ILLuMiNiCe]

I’m da most goodest rapper in Toronto

[@Oldjongcrow416]

🍀🔥 🔥🍀 👁️👁️ 👅🙏... Hummmmmmmmm ...

[@ShawnGottii709]

Can’t call it rapping they’re just gang banging on a beat

[@evjimz8460]

😂🤣🤣🤣

[@Valerie-vy8py]

Cause they’re all haters

[@2REALFOOREAL]

Definitely needs hella work....I mean a lot of work!!!!!

[@138Bellside]

Listen to Jefe9Joven

[@Jeremiahtztz]

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