Swing but that’s out of 50 years
Big Band music from the early 1920s
Doo-Wop was absolved into R&B but what made it distinct is long gone and not coming back
At what point does rap music completely dissolve into extinction?
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Swing but that’s out of 50 years
Big Band music from the early 1920s
Doo-Wop was absolved into R&B but what made it distinct is long gone and not coming back
Plankton
Superstar
prophecypro
Hollywood North
Every 15 years there’s a renaissance when both the labels and fans will gravitate to a lyricist or group of lyricists who bring back the feeling of what it is
Not 15 years. Hip hop ain’t been around that long but yeah it moves in cycles. The old regime is aging out
I didn't mean that formal. I wanted something I could hear. Thanks tho
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Just Do not let White people (western euro and Joos) destroy it completely through their radios, labels, meeting room tablets & dodgy con-tracts.
Plankton
Superstar
I didn't mean that formal. I wanted something I could hear. Thanks tho
I don't think they had tape recorders in 14th century Mali.
Swing music made a comeback in the late 90's and there are still bands doing shows from that waveSwing but that’s out of 50 years
Big Band music from the early 1920s
Doo-Wop was absolved into R&B but what made it distinct is long gone and not coming back
can't wait 
straightcash
All Star
Rap won't be extinct. But rap is already uncool compared to before and I expect rap music to go down heavily within the decade.
That's a good thing because we need people dabbling in other genres instead of fukking up Hip Hop. That will probably lead to a second boom period for Hip Hop later down the line.
That's a good thing because we need people dabbling in other genres instead of fukking up Hip Hop. That will probably lead to a second boom period for Hip Hop later down the line.
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
There are none. There’s no relationship between the two, it’s just panny babble
Awesome Wells
The Bobby Womack of Crack
Hip Hop runs the world now. It's not going anywhere.
What will vanish, are the wack sub-genres that pop up in Rap every few years. Those trends aren't gonna last, as we already see. But Hip Hop's core and what it represents is too globally dominant to ever go anywhere. It's how we all live and operate now, without even noticing it. Waves die, culture doesn't. Hip Hop will always be the dominant force in music.
What will vanish, are the wack sub-genres that pop up in Rap every few years. Those trends aren't gonna last, as we already see. But Hip Hop's core and what it represents is too globally dominant to ever go anywhere. It's how we all live and operate now, without even noticing it. Waves die, culture doesn't. Hip Hop will always be the dominant force in music.