>>126755421>Nobody who listens to X became a rapper.Juice WRLD: Heavily influenced by XXXTentacion, Juice WRLD dedicated his song "Legends" to X following his death, reflecting their shared emo rap aesthetic and emotional lyricism.
Trippie Redd: Known for his emotive lyricism and melodic approach, Trippie Redd has been noted for channeling X’s raw emotional style and collaborated with him on tracks like "Ghost Busters."
Lil Peep: While Lil Peep’s career predates X’s mainstream rise, their mutual influence is evident in their shared emo-rap fusion. Fans and critics note their similar appeal to audiences seeking vulnerable, genre-blending music.
Billie Eilish: Though not a rapper, Eilish has cited X as an influence, sharing his genre-blending tendencies and emotional depth in her music.
Ski Mask The Slump God: A close friend and collaborator, Ski Mask’s raw energy and eclectic style align with X’s, and their work together in Members Only shows mutual influence.
Kendrick Lamar: Lamar has acknowledged X’s impact, reportedly threatening to pull his music from Spotify when they briefly removed X’s music from playlists, indicating respect for his influence.
Lil Nas X: He has cited X as an influence, particularly in blending genres and cultivating a direct connection with fans online.
Kanye West: West tweeted after X’s death, stating, “Rest in peace I never told you how much you inspired me when you were here thank you for existing,” highlighting X’s impact on his experimental, emotional work like Ye and Kids See Ghosts.
Tokyo’s Revenge: Fans on platforms like Reddit note Tokyo’s Revenge’s sound as reminiscent of X, particularly in his aggressive yet melodic delivery.
BVDLVD: Described as sounding like “X’s angry UK cousin,” BVDLVD’s distorted bass and nihilistic themes echo X’s style.
Broly500: Noted for sounding “A LOT like X,” with a similar vocal style and emotional intensity.
