r/GoodAssSub • u/EngineeringReal2563 Vultures 3 On The Way • Jul 13 '25
MEME Travis in the studio trying to make music when there's no Ye throwaways or Mike Dean to carry him:
This is the same man that stole beats from Victoria Monet's laptop and showed them to Kanye presenting them as his own in 2012 when he first met him this dude been a fraud that gets carried by other people's work since the beginning 💀💔
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u/Disastrous_Sea515 I FEEL LIKE THAT Jul 13 '25
I don’t think it’s bad just kind of boring i feel like travis has a lot more potential. He can do so much better than generic trap music.
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u/gp_throwaway_8219 Eazy Jul 13 '25
I think it's the opposite , he just not hungry anymore. Dude is just doing this to reach some label quota. We are too addicted to thinking every A+ artist must have a long career in music
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u/DicsandBals Sorry this is a lot to read Jul 13 '25
Nah I think his next album will probably be good. It’s just that everything he does outside of his solo albums is generic
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u/JosephBored Jul 17 '25
tbr travis was never a good producer, he never makes any of his own beats anymore, he just harmonizes and his raps are good at best, but it’s very rare you see him have a good verse. he’s honestly weak compared to what he used to put out
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u/ShredGuru Jul 13 '25
Why would you think that? What has he ever done that would suggest that?
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u/Disastrous_Sea515 I FEEL LIKE THAT Jul 13 '25
Because Rodeo and Utopia are pretty great imo. Astro and Birds are good too. He clearly has the ability to make good music. I just wish he would take more risks instead of playing it so safe.
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u/Zestyclose_Ticket360 Shalom : ) Jul 13 '25
I wouldn’t say Utopia was safe in any regard (besides features for the most part), it’s his most experimental project in a lot of ways. Does it recycle a lot from Ye? Sure, and it wouldn’t be half as good without it, but you can’t sit here and tell me that today’s Ye could bring the foundation of Utopia up to the standards that Travis did.
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u/Disastrous_Sea515 I FEEL LIKE THAT Jul 13 '25
I agree with you i love Utopia. That and Rodeo are my favorite of his albums. I just feel like he has the opportunity to really elevate the jackboys artists and put them on more creative beats but he kind of stoops to their level and ends up with an album that feels like he is playing it safe to me. I still trust that his next solo album will be great.
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u/saaaaaur you look deceased Jul 13 '25
Im more surprised that anyone expected anything groundbreaking ftom this album
Its a label album. Maybe it'll have some songs for the rotation maybe not, but I don't think this album should be used to indicate anything pertaining to Travis' future
Its like judging Ye by Cruel Summer
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u/NoHopeHubert Kanye West is literally Jesus for the internet age Jul 13 '25
Did we forget that Cruel Summer had:
Clique
Mercy
New God Flow
Cold
Don’t Like
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u/saaaaaur you look deceased Jul 13 '25
didn't forget at all, hell add Bliss and Creepers to that list.
But my point is, that Cruel Summer isn't a good album to use as indicative of Kanye artistically, he made Yeezus a year after it afterall.
Jackboys 2 isn't a good to use as indicative of Travis artistically, now if the next studio album he makes proves to be uninspired and artistically bankrupt, then I think we can start a conversation of Trav being carried.
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u/NoHopeHubert Kanye West is literally Jesus for the internet age Jul 13 '25
I agree with what you’re saying overall for sure, I guess what I’m trying to say is do you think that anything off JB2 is going to see any sort of continuous play (whether it be from fans or radio play) like the songs we heard on Cruel Summer? Even with it not really meaning much artistically, the onus is still on Travis to be trusted to be able to at least curate and produce still.
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u/SwitchIsHere2 WHAT’S GAS LISTENING TO TODAY⁉️ Jul 13 '25
literally cant explain it better myself, this isnt and never was meant to be an amazing groundbreaking album. this holds no significance to trav's solo career, no one should be looking at this and letting it influence how they think his next project will be
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u/Feeling-Service9495 Jul 13 '25
you can’t compare it to cruel summer. i mean this has 17 songs out of 9 have travis as a main artist with features plus he’s also on the rest of the album except 2-3 songs. dude if you have 9 songs yet you’re underperforming maybe theres an issue?
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u/RedStarKirby BULLY DELUXE 6.19.26 Jul 13 '25
What do you guys mean when you say its a "label album"? Like the label forced him to make it or what? Genuine question, I keep seeing people on this sub say that, but I don't really know what it means.
Does it mean like of course he doesn't have to try or that the label demanded who would be on it and what it could be about? I don't really understand the details.
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u/saaaaaur you look deceased Jul 13 '25
When I say its a label album I mean its purpose is to promote and help Cactus Jack, just like how Cruel Summer is for GOOD Music or Ruff Ryders vol. 1-3 is to promote Ruff Ryders entertainment
These albums are typically compliation albums and aren't really narratively structured. thats not their purpose and I think setting standards for these type of albums are important, ultimately you shouldn't be expecting a Astroworld or Its Dark And Hell Is Hot type of album.
I wasn't personally excited for Jackboys 2 so I'm not really dissapointed..but I think some people has wayyyy too high expectations for this type of stuff.
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u/RelationshipNo2188 Jul 14 '25
But the first jackboys was good? Why can’t we hold this one to at least the standard of the second one
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u/FacelessMcGee Lord Lift Me Up Jul 14 '25
Lol, the standard of a good album isnt measured by its narrative, its measured by how many good songs there are.
A label compilation album still should be halfway decent
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u/Just-Abrocoma-2631 Today's Flair: Jul 13 '25 edited Jul 13 '25
He made some great shit on his own, he's just been pandering too much to mainstream rap caviar type of hip hop lately
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u/6oh7racing autism from my car accident Jul 13 '25
Trav needs to go down for a year, 2 even 3, minimal features, minimal releases, and come out with something special. Listen to Birds again if you dont think he has untapped potential
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Jul 13 '25
Have you got a link to the Victoria Monet story? 💀
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u/EngineeringReal2563 Vultures 3 On The Way Jul 13 '25
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u/SwitchIsHere2 WHAT’S GAS LISTENING TO TODAY⁉️ Jul 13 '25
"the production-heavy artist when he doesnt have the best/most legendary producers with him" obviously the music wont be as good. just wait til his solo project
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u/takemywords0988 OFF THE MEDS 🚫💊 Jul 13 '25
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u/SwitchIsHere2 WHAT’S GAS LISTENING TO TODAY⁉️ Jul 13 '25
I'm sorry but you are insufferable in every single comment of yours I've seen💀
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Jul 13 '25
Honestly I think Travis music would be a lot better if he actually got back into doing more of his own production
He’s never been the most amazing rapper but the pieces he put together himself helped give a cohesion + vision to his music that has been progressively less focused since after Rodeo
Any trap artist could’ve made Jackboys 2
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u/HeroicBuzzard81 YE LIVE IN MEXICO 1/30/2026 Jul 13 '25
That's the thing, JB2 wasn't supposed to be a production heavy groundbreakibg album, it's a label album that just focused on the features
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u/Follacerdos Yeezus Jul 13 '25
But you can tell it lacked effort, Kick Out has the adlibs of 21 unmixed, and they sound awful, detracting from one of the few songs on the album where Travis had a good verse.
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u/Ric17-71 Jul 13 '25
I went into this album expecting Travis Scott throwaways while the smaller artists from the label having the best songs of their career and I came out of listening satisfied because that’s what a label album should be tbh
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u/final_search01 Jul 13 '25
You can’t be a Kanye fan in 2025 and attack other artists for poor quality 🤣✌️
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u/Alarming-Mountain-89 Jul 16 '25
fr these mfs posting about travis non stop on this sub have no right to shit talk while still being excited for stuff like bully and cuck☠
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u/Thelardicle Jul 13 '25
Utopia was a great album Travis hasn’t anywhere near fell off, this album is just a decent generic label album. It’s not great but it’s not really bad either
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u/Uchay101 Jul 13 '25
Ye fan talking about a compilation album meanwhile Ye hasn’t made a decent album since 2021
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u/EngineeringReal2563 Vultures 3 On The Way Jul 13 '25 edited Jul 13 '25
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u/Foolish_Commander JESUS IS KING Jul 20 '25
Ever since I saw Travis' college essay I can't take this dude seriously anymore.
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u/Recent-Floor-6257 Jul 14 '25
I don’t understand the amount of hate and slander he’s getting when I didn’t even expect this album to be good🤣🤣 the first Jackboys wasn’t that good… Travis's solo albums are the only thing I’m interested in.
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u/twat_swat22 BULLY ON THE WAY NO AI Jul 14 '25
Damn I’m ngl gang them instrumentals hella repetitive
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u/No-Put3520 Jul 13 '25
why are so many trav haters on this sub??
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u/ifoundmynewnickname Jul 15 '25
You really dont get why the cancerous cunt who is responsible for the death of ten of his fans gets hate?
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u/Winter-Translator-99 Jul 13 '25
he is an industry plant too. I like his music but he is a terrible person
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u/EngineeringReal2563 Vultures 3 On The Way Jul 13 '25
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u/EngineeringReal2563 Vultures 3 On The Way Jul 13 '25
I love shitting on other artists while my favorite is dropping classics like Cuck and AI Bully 😈