Notorioushnic
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I should have said mixtapes and albums. Thats a mistypo on my part
Hip Hop aint Dead.. It just went underground
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I should have said mixtapes and albums. Thats a mistypo on my part
Notorioushnic
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Funny how alot of you shortbus nikkas didn't even peep what I said in the very end:
fukk the Mainstream, Thats been dead since 2007 as far as Im concerned. Theres cats thats still putting that groundwork on the lower scale. Now if they elminate the mixtape game then THATS where we should worry about the sky falling but until then. enjoy the music. Theres always gonna be dope shyt coming out as long as theres a blackmarket
When I said fukk the Mainstream, I meant the Industry standards on how they format albums to sell nowdays, Slaughterhouse is a perfect example of this and the format is to stick nothing but billboard 40 attempts along with songs for the streets and songs for the ladies in hoping you can reach everybody and the results are corny.
The mixtapes have always been the backbone to where artists can be themselves for once which is why I named from Gibbs, Big Sean(even though Im not a big fan),Alley Boy, Slaughterhouse's mixtape among others.
Ill also threw retail albums Nas's Life is Good, Lupe's Food and Liquor, Kendrick's album, Xzibit's Napalm and Sean Price's album in the mix as well because it went against the typical industry standards of crafting albums and further proof of my theory claiming that Hip Hop is doing good again.
fukk the Mainstream, Thats been dead since 2007 as far as Im concerned. Theres cats thats still putting that groundwork on the lower scale. Now if they elminate the mixtape game then THATS where we should worry about the sky falling but until then. enjoy the music. Theres always gonna be dope shyt coming out as long as theres a blackmarket
When I said fukk the Mainstream, I meant the Industry standards on how they format albums to sell nowdays, Slaughterhouse is a perfect example of this and the format is to stick nothing but billboard 40 attempts along with songs for the streets and songs for the ladies in hoping you can reach everybody and the results are corny.
The mixtapes have always been the backbone to where artists can be themselves for once which is why I named from Gibbs, Big Sean(even though Im not a big fan),Alley Boy, Slaughterhouse's mixtape among others.
Ill also threw retail albums Nas's Life is Good, Lupe's Food and Liquor, Kendrick's album, Xzibit's Napalm and Sean Price's album in the mix as well because it went against the typical industry standards of crafting albums and further proof of my theory claiming that Hip Hop is doing good again.
notorious8562
Sine Metu
Notorioushnic
Pro
Add Action Bronson and ALC's joint into the mix. 2012 has been a great year for hip hop
Notorioushnic
Pro
Yung Fresh
street money/str8 cash
jilla82
Superstar
there is no such thing as underground anymore...the internet has opened up all this shyt.
Underground used to be some shyt you had to be in a certain city to hear...or be in a certain crowd.
Nowadays any geek can hear whatever they want.
Underground used to be some shyt you had to be in a certain city to hear...or be in a certain crowd.
Nowadays any geek can hear whatever they want.