B-Rich, B.o.B. & Playboy Tre
If more artists (or labels,) took creative strides towards making music that focused on thought-provoking subjects while still maintaining a grip on accessibility, Hip-Hop would be in much better shape than its current state. Thankfully ATL still manages to produce talent that deviates from the duplication, as evidenced on Playboy Tre’s latest single, featuring the invariably funky B.o.B.
Playboy Tre Feat. B.o.B. – We Are The Robots
Previously Posted – UNN Presents Grindtime TV: Killer Mike Interviews B.o.B. | TSS Presents Smoking Sessions With B.o.B.
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Not bad, not as good as ‘Bleachers’ though. If his new mixtape even comes close to Goodbye America I’ll be happy.
I’ll be the first to admit I was real, real late to hop on the B.o.B. train (no kanye), but Bobby Ray is fast becoming one of my favorite rappers.
word a weezy, dude is sick. the only negative things i hear about him is that he sounds too much like andre. will somebody please tell me why that is a bad thing?
Man I hate robots it’s much better to be a human these days.
Anyways “No Kanye” is hilarious, but I think people would argue he sounds too much like the more modern Andre 3000. He’s extremely talented, we’re just going to miss all that fire that came from Andres younger, angrier days- but being happy is nice too.