The Official OFWGKTA thread

[supermarlin]

so odd future's sydney show just sold out, and i was hoping to go to that

[Sparky]

Originally Posted by Engine

Yeah, it'll be interesting to see what becomes of them after they get done with being 'the next shit' and have to deal with real stuff like record labels, money, drug addictions and whatnot.

They remind me a lot of early Wu-Tang with all the self-marketing and natural charisma. So I assume they'll make some good records, some mediocre ones, some bad ones. At least one will die young and the living ones will will go on to have music careers that go up and down. In 15 or 20 years they'll do an Odd Future reunion tour and play their most popular songs, etc.

I do like them by the way.

So far they don't seem as much of a collective as WTC though. Wu Tang almost every member shined(excluding like inspectah deck or something) while in Odd Future, the only 2 people who seem to be getting any coverage are tyler and domo.

[Thom Yorke]

Originally Posted by matious

So far they don't seem as much of a collective as WTC though. Wu Tang almost every member shined(excluding like inspectah deck or something) while in Odd Future, the only 2 people who seem to be getting any coverage are tyler and domo.

Don you mean Hodgy instead of Domo?

[Sparky]

Maybe, whichever one it is who raps in sandwitches

[Thom Yorke]

Yeah Hodgy. I agree with what you're saying though. Earl has been MIA but I think he's widely acknowledged as the second best. For the ones I care about in the group I'd rank them:

1. Tyler
2. Earl
3. Hodgy
4. Domo

I think Left Brain is a good producer as well.

[supermarlin]

Domo sucks

[FaSho]

The people at my school who are really into rap have been bumping Yonkers, Orange Juice, and French lately.
OF is taking over.

[Engine]

Originally Posted by matious

So far they don't seem as much of a collective as WTC though. Wu Tang almost every member shined(excluding like inspectah deck or something) while in Odd Future, the only 2 people who seem to be getting any coverage are tyler and domo.

Earl seems pretty popular. But I see your point about Wu being more tightly-knit. Although I also suspect that the collective nature of the Wu was mostly for marketing the individuals. They didn't have youtube or twitter to get famous so they needed to build a bigger, more universally interesting narrative. But really, I think most of them were always mostly interested in their own careers than in their success as a group. They each knew they had to make their group a legend to get attention. OF only needed the internet.

[djchameleon]

lol this isn't the best I've heard from him but it's funny


He's straight up dissing these clowns

[khfreek]

The dude just brags himself up the whole time. Those are the weakest disses I've ever heard.