But the fact that his ire is directed at 'swagger-jackers' who popularized Southern sounds and slang is disconcerting, evidence of an artistic conservatism that may be whatвЂ™s kept the rapper on a plateau for his last few projects.Д®ven if Cadillactica may look to some like an artist struggling to stretch, it certainly feels like the quintessence of the sound that K.R.I.T. K.R.I.T.вЂ™s anger on the track is stirring and his flow about eight times more impressive than you probably remember.

The song is almost worth quoting in its entirety, because no track more perfectly sets up the problem for an old-fashioned 'lyrical' Southern rapper at a time when Southern rap is best known for catchphrases, singles, and forward-thinking production. Olympus', the best response to KendrickвЂ™s 'Control' verse that you may not have heard yet, perhaps because it wasnвЂ™t recorded over the same beat. The title track includes a less-than subtle Migos reference, and on 'King of the South', the rapper specifies that he works for the OGвЂ™s rather than the 'blogspot comment box.' The most noteworthy testament to K.R.I.T.вЂ™s attitude about developments in hip-hop comes in the furious 'Mt. acknowledges that the music he makes is no longer quite as relevant as it was just a couple of years ago. Wuz Here and he remains an album rapper at a time when albums are less important than ever. Instead, blogs vaunted his debut mixtape K.R.I.T. is calling himself old school, but heвЂ™s also the kind of self-producing Southern rapper who was put on by his catalogue, as opposed to a single infectious single-no 'Versace' or 'No Flex Zone' for him. 'I apologize if IвЂ™m oh-so-old fashioned' he raps during 'Third Eye' from his new album, Cadillactica, and at this point, the remark can be taken in multiple ways.

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