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Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread
- Thread in 'Music' Thread starter Started by brivera716,
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Maybe i was just being Naive or hardheaded but the reaction to this ***** really solidifies that hiphop doesn't belong to "us" anymore, I mean white people raped the business from the get go. But at least the messages & trends were created by us & meant for us.
This new iteration where everything & anyone is welcome, this **** right here something new. The rules of hiphop are now created & geared towards 15 year olds , non black kids from the burbs. They've done the **** again
This new iteration where everything & anyone is welcome, this **** right here something new. The rules of hiphop are now created & geared towards 15 year olds , non black kids from the burbs. They've done the **** again
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Maybe i was just being Naive or hardheaded but the reaction to this ***** really solidifies that hiphop doesn't belong to "us" anymore, I mean white people raped the business from the get go. But at least the messages & trends were created by us & meant for us.
This new iteration where everything & anyone is welcome, this **** right here something new. The rules of hiphop are now created & geared towards 15 year olds , non black kids from the burbs. They've done the **** again
When did this happen tho
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Classic interview. One of the first comments said CB talks like you just said "HUH?! CAN YOU SAY THAT AGAIN"
And it finally came out why he really moved to Vegas...at first he said he moved cuz he wanted to be close to LA
Yeah right, my man wanted to take his pimping to one of the largest markets in the country
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When did this happen tho
I can't put a specific moment on it, but the The streaming Era helped usher in the end
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Hip hop does belong to us. We still dictate what matters. While this **** is bringing in numbers, it doesn’t matter. The streets still and will forever run hip hop. Our problem is that we’re just too inclusive and support those who don’t support usMaybe i was just being Naive or hardheaded but the reaction to this ***** really solidifies that hiphop doesn't belong to "us" anymore, I mean white people raped the business from the get go. But at least the messages & trends were created by us & meant for us.
This new iteration where everything & anyone is welcome, this **** right here something new. The rules of hiphop are now created & geared towards 15 year olds , non black kids from the burbs. They've done the **** again
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That last verse is hilarious, son put a rat emoji on his head.
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Idk if i could agree with this anymore, literally all the principals & ruls of the Genre are now non existent.
In terms of mainstream hiphop & the "culture" around it as a whole...... nah this new iteration doesn't belong to us, no rules, no love for it, just souless sonic products that are marketed well.
Now of course there's always going to be amzing hiphop artist from the streets or who just have a authentic black experience to rap about. But in today's world that guy is now the outsider.
This is what the game has become, **** authenticity.... we don't even need you to be a real person to package up an image and sell music
If it's one thing that this pandemic has showed me.... people don't give a **** about ANYTHING in this world more than turning up, money & Sex. as long as your doing one of those three you will have a huge audience wlling to fight for you
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If you liked his music before this sounds just like the other stuff. It'll be interesting to see how this moves, this is the think piece of all pieces in terms of how much people care about authenticity in rap
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Above the Rim is on Netflix
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Thank Drake and his bussy slideWhen did this happen tho
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RIP Pop smoke
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Idk if i could agree with this anymore, literally all the principals & ruls of the Genre are now non existent.
In terms of mainstream hiphop & the "culture" around it as a whole...... nah this new iteration doesn't belong to us, no rules, no love for it, just souless sonic products that are marketed well.
Now of course there's always going to be amzing hiphop artist from the streets or who just have a authentic black experience to rap about. But in today's world that guy is now the outsider.
This is what the game has become, **** authenticity.... we don't even need you to be a real person to package up an image and sell music
If it's one thing that this pandemic has showed me.... people don't give a **** about ANYTHING in this world more than turning up, money & Sex. as long as your doing one of those three you will have a huge audience wlling to fight for you
Apart of what I said is that we dictate what matters. Hip hop is global so of course it’s no longer exclusive to us but what we make pop is what matters. Case in point, them Griselda ****** seem like they shouldn’t be thriving in today’s climate but here they are doing there thing without all the extra *****. That’s what matters. This 69 **** while entertaining, doesn’t
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My Son Shep really came through in the work clothes & gave em unlimited buckets
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Ron Suno told no lies
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Y’all gotta stop tryna make that word funny or cool
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Ain't nun funny or cool about it. Real Street ****** ain't vibing or rockin to that ****. That song is soft af.
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had to log back in after a week to see this ***** malfunction
I forgot bruh was free
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They’re not the targeted audience for the song...
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him saying got a dance but it’s really on some street **** in the song is the best part
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this low key the participation era of rap, dudes hyping up all these rappers that sound the same who aren't saying anything worth listening to but stay giving them medals
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I just left Fort Lauderdale beach. I’m cooling. We got mo’ from a day ago too.
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He’ll be dead soon, btw. He signed the deal so he’ll leave money to his family.
He gone be on a pissy t-shirt soon
He gone be on a pissy t-shirt soon
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Not the first nor the last time.
Something similar happened up here, minus flashing all the guns cuz up here they see 1 hammer and everyones door getting flown. Major raid happened a few mths later, something like 80ppl, 100s of charges, 100s of guns, damn near a mill worth of dope. All types of **** from shootings, robberies to crim org charges.
Ya big dummy
But you gotta be a damn fool to be all up in the videos showing your face, tats and anything that can identify you while you out here doing dirt. I get it though, buncha attention whores.
