Is there even one album released in the 2010s that will go on to be remembered as a "timeless record"? One that is universally acclaimed, which says profound things about the time in which it was released, or that shifted the sound of its genre forward by leaps and bounds? I don't think there is any such album from the '10s. I think it's the first decade since "albums" began to not have even one classic.
There are no classics from the 2010s
Oliver Sullivan
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Daniel Barnes
There are less classics from the 00s
Jaxon Rivera
icedancer
Nathaniel Russell
probably tylo be chillin
Brandon Gray
Good kid maad city
Andrew Jones
Imagine being this much of a fucking idiot.
Sebastian Nguyen
dirty sprite 2
Grayson Hill
Bentley Myers
What does MBDTF say about the world in 2010? The album is literally just about Kanye's personal life, Fantano was right (for once), you can't give a fuck about what that album says unless you deeply care about Kanye as an individual.
It had precisely zero influence on the sound of hip hop in the 2010s either. Changed literally nothing about music.
Christian Miller
Not a fan of this elf, but she's undeniably brilliant.
Jason Walker
>Death grips
News flash: Absolutely nobody gives a fuck about these guys outside of music nerds. To have a "classic album" (not just a cult classic) you really do need to have a somewhat universal appeal. Part of the definition of a classic record is that everyone pays a great deal of attention to it at one point or another.
Easton Morgan
I dont see this being forgotten in the next 30 years
Caleb Ramirez
Again, nobody knows who she is outside of alternative/indie circles and forums such as Yas Forums.
Jonathan Phillips
Most "classic" albums aren't classic by your metric then. Jazz of the kind music nerds like scares off your average music listener for an easy example.
Isaac Peterson
You're halfway there with this one, it has had a profound influence on hip hop so far since its release, and it fulfills the "popularity quota", decent critically acclaimed, but I really don't think it has that explosive factor that a classic really needs.
Lincoln Moore
i'd take you more seriously if you weren't so arrgoant
William Ortiz
Samuel Mitchell
nobody initially gave a fuck about the velvet underground except "music nerds"
your point is retarded
Ayden Fisher
Okay then, according to your retarded rules pic related then.
Brody Sanders
I don't think she's quite as obscure as you think. Maybe you're right. I don't get out much.
Nevertheless, popularity doesn't need to be a criterion for something to be considered a timeless classic.
Christian Harris
This take is so fucking atrocious and you just had to namedrop Fantano to make it even worse. I honest to God hope this is bait.
Jeremiah Barnes
OP is probably a guy who thinks Dark Side of the Moon is the best Pink Floyd album.
Caleb Ramirez
ASC/N. a/d wo..hip T.e Ba//dG.d.
Ian Jenkins
>recorded mostly in 2009
>came out in 2010
Ah yes, one classic from the very start of the decade. Bravo, 10s, bravo.
Lincoln Bennett
the first half produced tons of great works but 2015 onward was just abysmal all around. pic related is one of the few actually albums from that period that I'd consider great.
Gabriel Wright
Lil B lost all of his good will with his weirdo foot memes and shitty post-Black Ken comeback.
Brody Miller
final cut all the way baby
Matthew Parker
regardless of whether you like it or not, the answer to your question is TPAB.
Jaxon Taylor
This is probably what most people would point to, even though I don't like it.
Oliver Gutierrez
hahaha get out of here lil b is a legend he's bigger than rap, you obviously have never met the basedgod XD
Blake Gutierrez
nothing done in the English language for sure
Grayson Diaz
mainstream appeal + music nerd (except for Yas Forums) appeal
Lincoln Torres
Cameron Scott
>music nerd
College freshman normies aren't music nerds
Dominic Evans
exactly, which is why I said mainstream appeal
Yas Forums doesn't encompass the entirety of music nerds
Camden Jenkins
Who are these music nerds who enjoy Igor? Those "music nerd" types most likely stopped listening to Tyler after Cherry Bomb.
His fanbase is mostly teenagers and early 20 year olds.
Kayden Murphy
Tyler started getting more respect from music nerd types with Flower Boy and Igor.
Easton Sullivan
The ones in facebook music groups, RYM, twitter, etc.
>b-but they don't use Yas Forums and don't hate mainstream music, that means they're not music nerds!
"No!". A music nerd is someone who is way more into music than your average person, and these people (even if you don't like what they like) are objectively music nerds.
Gabriel Robinson
no not really. gays are just louder
Easton Gomez
His only two bolded albums on rym
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And his only two albums with scores about 80
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