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Damn I ain't know how serious the beef was between Joe and Vlad. Man interviewed all of Joes ex's tryna make a "surviving Joe Budden"
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That's where his antics belong. Got no idea why and for who he's doing fatboy sse stuff from 6 years ago for.
Damn I ain't know how serious the beef was between Joe and Vlad. Man interviewed all of Joes ex's tryna make a "surviving Joe Budden"
Esso and Clue have a show now
Can't even recognize dontcallmewhitegirl
Why she do this to herself??
this is funny tho “you just lying…off beat”
she must be eating good!
while i understand the sentiment, hip-hop is like the only ‘creative’ art form where actually being ‘creative’ is kinda frowned upon…and definitely understand that part of the criticism is the fronting/lying that many artist participate in but..yea
I think there’s a difference between the artistic exaggeration people like Wu and Hov did vs. selling yourself as autobiographical like many of the post 2010’s-2020’s rappers. But you right tho. it’s definitely a grey area of subjectivity and confusion between people not wanting to hear Tekashi’s lies vs something like the Gunna or Boston Richey thing vs. us not treating Hov the same as either over something like “92 bricks”
Oh ya'll thought you were gon kill Esso. Some big guests off top, doesn't seem like the appetite for rap interviews is there like it used to be though.
it’s just an interesting thing about some of hip-hop/rap culture…is funny too because ultimately does the audience really care if the music is actually good? authenticity definitely matters but sometimes i think that authenticity often is conflated with so many things in hip hop specifically…
I don't even judge it, stuff like Travis Scott and Uzi and really rap to me now. It's another subgenre of hip hop. I know it has to exist for rap to grow and not become redundant, since it's still supposed to be for the youth.
You can be creative in hip hop but you still have to RAP!
All that autotune BS adlin, gibberish and nonsense sounding stuff is not RAP.
Bottom line, the main principle of rapping is the rhyming, lyricism and flow.
A lot this stuff is pop music.
“Creativity” in rap is NOT frowned upon today. That’s exactly why it’s so trash. These dudes are not rappers. They’re all pop stars using the same rhythms and beats.
All creativity doesn’t = good product.
Call it something else
just find it funny that in hip-hop/rap especially, the prevailing modus operandi for artists & fans alike is that the art must be informed by actual lived experience, the ‘couldn’t talk about if i ain’t lived’ type ish. which is cool but it’s not the only way obviously…
… that’s the point of why it’s called HIP-HOP/RAP. Hip hop was built off authenticity, accuracy, and the plight of black people.
You can’t go changing the rules just because. Rap is a lived experience. That’s what separates it from different genres.
It’s like taking death or killing out of war, or like the NBA raising the rims to 12 feet
You gotta remember that hip hop spawned from povert, low income, struggling and hustling.
So if you ain’t come from the struggle, but out here faking the funk but you’re really from a good home or the suburbs, you were called a phony.
That’s the bottom line.
The first real “hit” street record sums it up. Don’t come in our genre faking it like you’ve come out the struggle, when you really didn’t…
It’s basically an insult like man, you aren’t “one of us”, how dare you try and upwardly move into these circles and make money, when you really never dealt with murder, death, hustling, food stamps, low income, gang wars, selling work/hustling to provide for the family, etc.