Knock Madness [3rd Studio Album] [Out Now]

Swerve wrote:

Hahahaha holy fuck they fucked up big time.

actual version

Coolguy 127 wrote:

Swerve wrote:

Hahahaha holy fuck they fucked up big time.

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It's weird because the only big difference is the white contact lol.

Katz Inf Gang wrote:

Coolguy 127 wrote:

Swerve wrote:

Hahahaha holy fuck they fucked up big time.

actual version

It's weird because the only big difference is the white contact lol.

No, he's also got his doorag on with his fitted sittin on it.

When is that 'Rip Your Heart Out' music vid dropping?

I know one of the vids have to be ready to upload by now, they must be waiting on something I just don't know what.

So stupid to wait this long to release a video for the album.

I forgot which songs are gonna have vids, except for rip your heart out. What other songs will have a video?

I Need Help will also have a video, most likely.

AlwaysRaw wrote:I Need Help will also have a video, most likely.

http://instagram.com/p/ghfh_VNIFt/

 The I need help music video is already confirmed.

Nollie tre flip isn't Hop's first skate rap, it's this. Just for those who didn't know.

Coolguy 127 wrote:I forgot which songs are gonna have vids, except for rip your heart out. What other songs will have a video?

"Lunch Time Cypher" has been talked about.

Katz Inf Gang wrote:

Coolguy 127 wrote:I forgot which songs are gonna have vids, except for rip your heart out. What other songs will have a video?

"Lunch Time Cypher" has been talked about.

That'd be dope. It'd probably help Passionate and G Mo to blow up.

Bladerunner wrote:

KING wrote:I just went in a store today and they were playing "I need Help" on the radio.

So, Hop went mainstream. Good.

so because 1 store play I need help he went mainstream? fuck. 
Think this album proves hop WONT go mainstream.

Coolguy 127 wrote:I don't know why but I think Nollie Tre Flip also has a little Eazy-E influence too. But little compared to Biggie.

please tell me how this has any influence to tha E?

Chokey

Bladerunner wrote:

KING wrote:I just went in a store today and they were playing "I need Help" on the radio.

So, Hop went mainstream. Good.

so because 1 store play I need help he went mainstream? fuck. 
Think this album proves hop WONT go mainstream.

It's not entirely up to him now if he goes mainstream or not. Besides, he said in some interviews that he's got nothing against mainstream and he would like to have his songs played on the radio coz every artist would like that. Of course that doesn't mean he sold out or something or he's equal to Lil Wayne.

Chokey wrote:

Coolguy 127 wrote:I don't know why but I think Nollie Tre Flip also has a little Eazy-E influence too. But little compared to Biggie.

please tell me how this has any influence to tha E?

Cuz dey both have sweg.

Saw this post on TRShady. I agree 100%

"The main issue with Knock Madness for me was Hop's lack of growth as an artist. If this had came out a year after Raw, I don't think anyone would feel like it was as weak as they do now. Raw was an album that should have been a mark of his potential, not some standard that he could only hope to meet (at best) with his next release. Knock Madness is good for what it is, I'm just afraid that it only reinforces the idea that people have of Hopsin being a limited artist."

Buddie wrote:Saw this post on TRShady. I agree 100%

"The main issue with Knock Madness for me was Hop's lack of growth as an artist. If this had came out a year after Raw, I don't think anyone would feel like it was as weak as they do now. Raw was an album that should have been a mark of his potential, not some standard that he could only hope to meet (at best) with his next release. Knock Madness is good for what it is, I'm just afraid that it only reinforces the idea that people have of Hopsin being a limited artist."

Pretty spot on. As much as it hurts to accept it's pretty practical to say that Hopsin didn't really grow from Raw to Knock Madness. Knock Madness just had a different vibe to most of the songs. 

What I can say and probably stick by in the future is that Knock Madness was good. I really liked songs like a lot of the songs but there are definitely songs I will be skipping when they come on because they just have almost no appeal to me.

and I don't know how this did in sales, but I'm sure it would've done a lot better if he had it on more stores and released it soon after Ill Mind of Hopsin 5.

http://www.xxlmag.com/rap-music/reviews/2013/12/hopsin-knock-madness-review/#.Up-2VvMh4rU.twitter

Coolguy 127 wrote:http://www.xxlmag.com/rap-music/reviews/2013/12/hopsin-knock-madness-review/#.Up-2VvMh4rU.twitter

Can't really go by this considering the fact that XXL gives 99% of albums an L or an XL.

King wrote:^ Cool review but XXL and FV are cool so I expected something positive regardless of how the album turned out.




lol look at one of the comments.
"hopsin is a fucking faggot who calls out kanye kanye is a pure genius hop is one of the best lyricist ive ever heard buti also want to beat his ass he wishes he was eminem and he also dissed kendrick k dot would eat hop for breakfast lyrics arent everything this is music and hops hooks are corny and his beats are garbage he was on thats so raven and now he wants people to think hes hard fuck hop if this is an xll than mmlp2 was an xxl"


  Sometimes it feels like there are only 2 other people on the internet that post the same positive or negative feedback. Where are the normal unbiased critics at?

DEHH

Yea DEHH are cool.

Someone start the KM elimination game!