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I think Jeffery might be better for someone who isn't totally sold on the sound/quirks

 

Barter 6 was hard for me to get into first. I like it now but it didn't convert me

 

rich gang is the opus b6 is for the diehards and jeffery is probably the converter

 

I was just wild about a bunch of random tracks until Barter dropped and that's when I started getting into full projects. I think he's an artist where the easiest way to get into him is through singles and other noteworthy tracks.

 

2 cups stuffed had me sold almost immediately

 

That was the one for me as well.

Stoner and Danny Glover remix were also essentials.

 

1017 thug is a classic

 

i still remember jake talking about thug at the tail end of 2013 as eoty lists came out and i dont think i listened until 2014 rolled around

 

Ahead of the curve as usual

 

I was getting into Future and Young Thug at the same time, around when Honest was about to drop, and it was probably the most excited I've ever been about music.

 

For me, it's the opposite. Just hearing random tracks kind of put me off, but hearing an album of it gets you used to his style and helps you connect a bit more.

 

Yeah, guess it depends on how you feel about him going in. His style was never alienating to me so I never needed a while cohesive project to latch on.

 

Jefferey is just his most varied project. To me, it shows the many sides of Thug and made me really come to appreciate his genius.

 

I'm waiting for Thug to really put together a record. He's capable of something earth-shaking if he has the focus for it.

 

islah a classic

 

Jeffrey. Then Barter 6. Then Slime Season 3

 

With no features too RIP J Cole

 

yeah im gonna ignore "jam" for the purposes of killing the j cole meme

 

This song

 

Desiigner Arrested on Drug and Gun Charges | Pitchfork

 

DOUBLE PLATINUM WITH NO FEATURES