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Master Baker
he did, including a 2020 award for best hip hop/rap tourI'm almost positive that Post Malone won a rap or hip hop award recently
List of awards and nominations received by Post Malone - Wikipedia
he did, including a 2020 award for best hip hop/rap tourI'm almost positive that Post Malone won a rap or hip hop award recently
and that should mean absolutley nothing, becasue them awards, corporations, and whte folks should be telling "we the people" what is hp hop, but here we are, in 2021, a mufukka will try to argue with me that post malone is hip hophe did, including a 2020 award for best hip hop/rap tour
List of awards and nominations received by Post Malone - Wikipedia
Then I’m fukked. How should I off myself? I’m joking bout suicide.Everyone basically stays into the style of music they were into when they first started getting laid. It'll happen to you youngins too lol. One day you'll wake up and realize you're suddenly irrelevant and don't understand young people anymore.
That being said, I dip in and out of the modern pop rap and trap stuff. I like some of it, it's just not my focus as a hip hop fan or a producer.
Yeah your formative years, that's when all those psychic connections are formed, so people are always biased towards them.
Who listens to blueface? He’s a 1 hit wonder and there have always been blueface equivalents in rap musicI LOVE Hip-Hop.
I'm not some Boom bap purist who doesn't like anyone who doesn't make some perceived "Golden Age" type of
Hip-Hop but I also don't want to hear blatant, mediocre bullshyt.
Too many people take legitimate criticism and cast it aside as "Oh you're just some elitist or gate keeper" when
myself or others criticize people who can't be bothered to learn the basic rudiments of being a rapper.
Some of the shyt people tell me is "Dope" with a straight face is legitimately trash.
Like, I genuinely gave Blueface a shot, bro is horrible, I have no idea how someone can listen to say Bone Thugs
or Dom Kenedy then listen to Blueface and can say with a straight face that THAT is what's dope.
I just don’t see this being legitimate criticism. Sorry1. It’s not unfair, I didn’t grow up in Chaka Aretha or Marvin Gaye’s era, but I know their songs and can respect their contributions to r&b/soul. You don’t have to be from a generation to at least know the icons, a few of their hits, and respect what they did.
2. no one is asking them to pay homage or even act like that’s the music they love, I’ve seen interviews posted on here where they were actually dissing older rappers and happily not giving a fukk they don’t know the music - I believe Kodak was one. It’s ok to say you’re not familiar with the music and keep it moving respectfully
3. Back to the point of my original post - I love hip hop, I’m still going back to listen to classics that were before my time just for knowledge’s sake - shyt, last spring I discovered Digable planets’ blowout comb and that became a favorite album of mine. You can’t try to finger wag older listeners as not loving the music when the actual participants in the music show they don’t love the art. And just like I give old stuff a try, I’ve given these young dudes a try - the ones charting are garbage to me. But I love the music enough to at least expose myself to create an informed opinion. Many of them don’t and revel in the fact they don’t care to try
of course you don't...you excuse terrible music on the daily and disrespect the greats of the genre yourself.I just don’t see this being legitimate criticism. Sorry
Like I don’t care if Kodak disrespects Nas or Jay z. I only care if he makes good music