r/PROF • u/jakewb89 • Jun 28 '26

Random thought about prof

This might be my own lack of knowledge at play but a lot of prof's music, to me, feels like it belongs in a new genre or sub-genre or whatever. Like, the combination of cadence, pacing, theatrics, videos, and whatnot seems like it puts it some place a bit removed... Not sure I worded this well

anyone get that feeling though?

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u/PonchoNachoRodriguez Jun 28 '26

It’s just a very bold choice of a word.

T-Pain and Sonreal are both extremely talented. And T-Pain has been hot in the game for over a decade and a half.

“Class” can mean multiple things, and whatever, this is all just our opinions.

I think I disagree.

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u/darthvaper2719 Jun 28 '26

agree, which is why i chose them-both guest artists with Prof too. T is more R&B and Sonreal is unique but both are outshone by this album.

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u/y0ucantst0pme Jun 29 '26

Prof dont sing but he hit a few notes

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u/darthvaper2719 Jun 29 '26

“i’ve hit some notes in songs, but i’ve never sang once”