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first off, i'm going to address something i've wanted to say for a min.Now to the New York rappers (and other corny rappers not even mentioned and not even from New York). I'm reading the past few pages of the thread and guys are legit analyzing the intricacies of verses from Papoose, Joell Ortiz, Fred Da Godson, JR Writer(!), etc. Literally guys that nobody outside of the Tri-State area and message board nerds give two ***** about. And their responding to a line that is already vague in its intents. That's what is sad. You have all these other rappers mentioned by name and the only who are responding are guys who are has-beens or never-weres from a ravaged New York scene. And they are responding passionately to this may-or-may-not-be "diss" line. It's embarrassing to listen to and embarrassing to witness as a third-party seeing fans of these guys debate between which no-name went the hardest.
Sorry if that's harsh, but the window for a relevant response was when this **** was still trending on Twitter. It's the weekend now and next week's news cycle is already starting to prep. These wack rappers that y'all keep bigging up, the more I hear about them responding, the sadder I feel about the state of New York rap.
Bottom line, it's over. Take the hint, step up your raps, stop addressing it. You can rest on the laurels of Jay and Nas for as long as they're active, but they're already middle-aged. Rocky's weird *** aside, what is really going on in New York. I really hope that scene steps it up because I'm a fan. And French Montana isn't the ******g answer.
Rant over.
labels have been pushing for southern artists to be at the forefront of hip hop since 2003 when get low dropped. they are looking for a catchy sound and any and everybody with this sound, regardless of region, will get play...whether it be for 15 min of fame or pseudo longevity. instead of being creative and finding another way, VARIOUS REGIONS, including the north east after resisting said change, COPIED the formula and ran with it which has diluted the scene...
but unfortunately was the only way. if youre from ny and your name isn't jay or nas, you weren't going to be played on the radio outside of the tristate. UNTIL we basically forced a fake *** southern drawl and rapped over trap beats. its not even just that.
you have to cut off the ends of words and all that...basically sounding like an uneducated person from the STREETS of atlanta -because your average person from atl does NOT sound like that and neither does your average southerner-
but NY isn't the only one guilty of this. see chicago. see philly. see miami. meek and french sound southern, period. why.
with that said, NY has been trying to STICK to the bars and ppl MADE FUN of ny. here and on other sites, in the streets, etc. ppl say i'm not tryna hear that i want some club ****. something i can dance to. something catchy. i'm not trying to think.
until a southern ***** got bars and then its the best thing ever.
until a cali ***** calls himself KONY then its ok to have bars.
PLEASE. half of you talking about NY is washed up are the same ones that talked a lot of **** about mixtape rappers and how NY fell off because nobody is trying to hear bars and boom bap.
but the same ones fed up at all the trap **** on the radio from everyone regardless of region.
and the same ones making fun of ny artists trying to sound southern rapping over trap beats to get airplay in your city where they otherwise wouldn't have.
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