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Vince Staples Says Rap Fans Don’t Give This Atlanta Rap Legend Enough Credit for His Longevity: ‘He Always Feels Current’

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It’s rare to get an artist who consistently makes great music for over a decade. Usually, artists like Kendrick Lamar or Vince Staples take gaps between their releases in order to still remain fresh. Or, through the constant pressure of keeping up with streaming, they release an abundance of records, and some feel inessential. When you drop an album or two every year, eventually, fatigue starts to set in, for the artist and for the audience alike. That’s the problem with being prolific— eventually, you run out of great ideas.

But someone like Future breaks those ideas. Even if one record may come out a little worse than others, there are three........

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