Blahzay Roze will never catch a break. I’m off social media for a few days and get back on and Juggalo Memes gets her panties in a bunch lol

Guess who’s back? Back again. Blahzays back. Tell a friend. 

Hm. I kinda liked her, or to be honest, I liked the idealistic idea of what she might be and could bring to the table.
I hope they’ll do it right this time.

That’s Joe’s fuck hole! That’s all she is!

I had thought that was Sugar Slam on 1 In A Million, but, listening to it again I suppose I was wrong on that. 

TheFvckinKreeper said
I agree fully. I like Blahzay Roze, I just feel there’s a lot that was mishandled with her. 

Here’s the thing: She might not have the tightest raps, but one thing that sets her apart is she does have *pipes*. Her contribution to Lyte’s One in a Million proves it. Almost every female horrorcore rapper infuses melody into certain tracks, at least in some capacity. I love this approach to the music, but moreover, I love the potential it represents. Few have done that style particularly well, but I think Blahzay might have talent enough to do it. Rapping can be improved, afterall. Not everybody can sing.  

Back in 2008/2007 Kanye West did an interview with Sway to promote his new album 808s & Heartbreak. He told Sway that he felt his new goal was to tackle melodies and incorporate that into his rap. He said that 10 years from then that will be the new sound in hop hop. 10 years later and that exactly happened. All this music on the radio Yachty, Lil Uzi Vert, Travi$ Scott, Desiigner, Future, etc. Is melodic. Never question the power of Kanye.

When it comes to melody in rap, I think Bone Thugz before Kanye, as a matter of course. Not to take anything away from his status as an innovator or anything, its just how I view the scale of musical progression. I was talking about a specific proclivity as it relates to the ladies of horrorcore.

Here’s a recent example. I think Blahzay lends herself to that sort of sound, especially because of the narrative approach she takes to horrorrap. Properly executed, it lends dramatic weight and emotion to the story and elevates the sound. I point to 45 Minutes by Dark Lotus as an example of this approach utilized masterfully.

The closest example we have in Blahzay’s meager catalogue is probably ‘Tommy’, but like the rest of her debut effort (as is so many Psy debuts), its rough and doesn’t showcase the artist’s range.

Edit: At this stage in the game I’ll take Mackenzie O’Quinn on a Brotha Lynch or Prozak hook. Fight me.

FuckHerRightInThePussy said

I always thought it was lyte since he can get impressively high pitched and sound like a female. Maybe lyte is just blahzay, post op.  

Oh shit, you may be onto something. 

The record wasn’t bad at all…I just think they made bad personal decisions on all sides that made for a bad working relationship.  It happens.  The music business is messy to begin with.