[Babylon]

Originally Posted by FAME

Hate all you like but it's obvious that I have the most potential to hit the mainstream with what I do

As much as I usually hate cocky/arrogant dudes, Fame's got a point imo. Out of anybody I see on here I think fame's got the best chance to become "mainstream". Him, or Phil Banks/M-Rock with their grimey flow/punchline rap that's appealing to a small but substantial audience.

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Originally Posted by Obey

In all honesty, I'd pick @Punk to be able to go mainstream. He's got a likeable flow and it's laid back w/ good lyrics. He'd have a cult following like Chance, OF, etc..

Actually, definitely let me add Punk to the list of dudes who could make it. He has a few flaws, but as he grows as an artist I could see him making it too.

[Babylon]

Originally Posted by FAME

Hate all you like but it's obvious that I have the most potential to hit the mainstream with what I do

As much as I usually hate cocky/arrogant dudes, Fame's got a point imo. Out of anybody I see on here I think fame's got the best chance to become "mainstream". Him, or Phil Banks/M-Rock with their grimey flow/punchline rap that's appealing to a small but substantial audience.

---------- Post added at 03:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:30 PM ----------

Originally Posted by Obey

In all honesty, I'd pick @Punk to be able to go mainstream. He's got a likeable flow and it's laid back w/ good lyrics. He'd have a cult following like Chance, OF, etc..

Actually, definitely let me add Punk to the list of dudes who could make it. He has a few flaws, but as he grows as an artist I could see him making it too.