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In the space of вЂњAmazingвЂќ, Thugger leaps through four different flows (including an unmistakeable Future one someone else for whom he is full of admiration) expertly, each with distinctly separate emotional pangs that hit separate ribs of the cage that protect the vital organ thatвЂ™s usually reserved for вЂњSo Far GoneвЂќ couplets.

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Thugger in the booth works on a matrix code canvas, utilising/creating as many flows as there are unscanned QR codes in London. The two have never been as blurred since the arrival of Young Thug. Pretty sure I donвЂ™t want to be like them now, though.вЂќ) There is no sure way you could say, especially now, that his rapping is better than his singing. Plus, at just 22, Thugger is already far more melodic with his singing than his self professed idol ( вЂњ Everybody who rapped, I wanted to be like. ThuggerвЂ™s trajectory has evolved into the equivalent of stealing a tank on GTA and turning the turret 180 degrees so it faces backwards, firing missiles like no tomorrow to accelerate forwards, leaving scorchmarks on every rapper left behind (including Wayne: вЂњPussy boy IвЂ™ll leave you dead and call it DedicationвЂњ). ItвЂ™s highly likely, still, that we wonвЂ™t have another YM-CM collaboration, but is perhaps a good thing given that Barter 6 is definitively the first release that breaks free of the Wayne mould. That the track sounds at home on both, released three years apart, speaks volumes about ThuggerвЂ™s pioneering qualities. During his infamous Dedication mixtape series he released вЂњ Whoever You LikeвЂњ, which could be seen as the elder stepbrother to ThuggerвЂ™s вЂњ WhoвЂ™s on TopвЂњ, which originally appeared on ICFN2 in 2011 and was revived for the bookend of the Rich Gang mixtape last year. ThereвЂ™s no doubt that between 20 Weezy was the best rapper alive. Given the nature of the Barter 6вЂ™s release, not to mention his influence on his protГ©gГ© Thugger, irrespective of any mentions by himself, its difficult to not start with Wayne. That last line in particular being unusually honest for a first mixtape, a place where otherworldly boasts from young rappers are in abundance. Young Thug there on вЂњ AchieveвЂќВ (from I Came From Nothing) at one of his many sincere moments in regards to Lil Wayne. I am not the best but I am better than others He said cool, sit back, stay away from busters I told Wayne I was ready for the paper like Usher