LBGetBack

Mac Miller doesn't rap about murdering priests or jerking off into napkins so probably not.

Notorious

Was just wondering because pretty much every rapper he's named that he listened to has been a white underground rapper, and Mac was underground at one point.

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Stinger Fan

Reef the lost Cauze = Black
King Mag = black
King syze = black
Jus Allah = black
Torae = black
Ruste Juxx = black
Prevail = black
I Shiek = Iranian

Those are just some names from underground , some are half black but not sure if with white,Hispanic or both for some.

I know what you're trying to do but its not working. I listen to a wide variety(not saying I'm the only one) of guys who are from different race,creed, culture etc and I don't only just listen to underground either not that I need to justify that

And no I was never a fan of Mac Miller or Bubba Sparxxx,Asher Roth, lil Wyte,Paul Wall(made a song with Vinnie btw) etc

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Notorious

What am I trying to do?

I just noticed that all the rappers that I saw you name that you listened to were white.

So you primarily listen to underground rappers? Not saying that you don't listen to mainstream rappers but the majority is underground?

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Stinger Fan

Not all were white rappers though, but I think maybe half or a little over

Mainly I'd say so for the past 6-7 years. Before that it was mainly mainstream like G-Unit etc but always a small underground listening but now its mainly underground. The only new music I get is underground but I have a lot of older stuff . I just find it a lot more talented guys ,more enjoyable music and more freedom from underground than mainstream but thats my opinion

Notorious

There's nothing wrong with listening to mostly underground rappers. It's your style.

I pretty much listen to everything. From Kanye to 2Pac to Nas to Jay-Z to A$AP Rocky to Kendrick Lamar to Joey Bada$$ to Phonte, Freddie Gibbs, Slaughterhouse, J. Cole, etc.

I listen to a wide variety of artists.

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