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dirty was dirty...that was him...he wasnt putting on a show...cats like piles and 2chainz got college degrees and dumb down and do a sambo act...again
dirty was dirty...that was him...he wasnt putting on a show...cats like piles and 2chainz got college degrees and dumb down and do a sambo act...again
son..I don't gotta make excuses for him...see u not really hearing what im saying and we going back and forth for nothing...once u see a ny cat diss the current crop of mainstream southern rappers...its he hates the south...son..ill tell u straight up ill rather bump some og southern hip hop..ugk, odd squad, geto boyz than listen to a lot of the stuff coming out of ny right..if u turn ur pride down some u would see we even agree on some stuff..i respect the south cuz to diss the south or blame the south for hip hops decline means i gotta graze scarface,3 stacks, ceelo who was my favorite rapper for a minute when the 1st goodie mobb dropped...and im not going to do that...but the truth is the truth and thats why im glad when a southern og like david banner steps up and call it what it is...this aint attack on the south and if i was from the south and proud of it i would want to distance my hood for anything thats corny...no matter how much light or money its getting...thats why u will never see me give love to a french whatever or any of those corny ny cats riding the souths wave...don't make excuses for ODB
Its only obvious to people who share your ideals. That's the beauty of choice, ain't it ?
Whether its evolved for the better or worse is subjective...
The music business has undergone several changes from declining sales to new technology (streaming/social media)
Which has lowered the cost of production and investment in artist development as well as ROI.
Despite all this you expect consumers to have the same taste/ideals/standards as their predecessors ?
And I seem misguided ?
I don't expect anyone to have the same taste as me musically. But you need to understand that there's a growing number of people (young & older) that are calling current hip hop out & rightfully so. When you have to search for good music & it's not readily available then that's a problem. Now I don't mind searching for good music myself but I can understand why some can't stand this era because of that. And hip hop has definitely devolved not evolved.
What you mean not readily available ? Its 2015...you have Spotify, youtube, Tidal, Google Play and Amazon along with Datpiff/Livemixtapes and Soundcloud and countless blogs to discover new artists.
The ease of access and delivery mechanisms for content are pretty extensive.
Unlike when I had to queue for tapes/CDs, buy bootlegs and wait for radio to play my fave songs so I could dub.
Naysayers are a part of life. Everybody loves nostalgia... In 10/20 years these kids will sh!t on that generations music and reference music today as benchmarks of what music is.
There's nothing new or original about this discontent. I'm fine with this era because I like the production and technology.
What's worse is these people calling hip hop out but doing absolutely nothing tangible to effect the change they want to see...
So how serious are they in the first place ?
What you mean not readily available ? Its 2015...you have Spotify, youtube, Tidal, Google Play and Amazon along with Datpiff/Livemixtapes and Soundcloud and countless blogs to discover new artists.
The ease of access and delivery mechanisms for content are pretty extensive.
Unlike when I had to queue for tapes/CDs, buy bootlegs and wait for radio to play my fave songs so I could dub.
Naysayers are a part of life. Everybody loves nostalgia... In 10/20 years these kids will sh!t on that generations music and reference music today as benchmarks of what music is.
There's nothing new or original about this discontent. I'm fine with this era because I like the production and technology.
What's worse is these people calling hip hop out but doing absolutely nothing tangible to effect the change they want to see...
So how serious are they in the first place ?
I'm from the west coast so i have no excess love for NY than any other place.What ruined hip hop is when NYers tried to duplicate that southern sound. And the net
Below the Mason-Dixon line, particularly in Atlanta, most music is broken in the strip club. The dancers determine whether or not the song being played is "hot" and that energy moves quickly throughout the club and subsequently the city, then on to the rest of the southeastern region.
Atlanta’s Coalition DJs, run by manager Nick Love, has a hand in what records are played in strip clubs citywide and with the crew’s extension into Miami and Detroit, they’re pushing their influence even further. Artists pay the Coalition to spin their new music for a predetermined amount of time.
you're a fool if you believe southern hiphop is keeping it alive. no its not. it has changed the game into one big JINGLE> if you're not down with making jingle music you cant even sign up for hiphop and make a living at it. sure a very very very small batch of rappers are pulling it off. but they are not getting any where close to the shine these jingle rappers are getting.I'm from up north and southern hip hop is the only thing keeping the genre alive right now
Any article that starts with this "pillars of hip hop culture i.e. Graf breaking etc" is so fukking played, the angle is so played. It's been so long and so many of these same articles written
We are fukking tired of it.
Thats the thing...u have a lot of ppl who are just radio ppl...if hot 97 started playing yodeling all day...these ppl would call that hot...especially if you can twerk to it..smh...than you have those who don't like the new music but because of family, work, etc they don't have or wanna take the time to find out what site they need to check to hear good hip hop...so they just stay with the classics until they get bored with that than they move on to other genres...than u have the "Heads"...they will dig..point u in the right direction...but ppl will call them old or stuck in the past...smh...problem is there are no options...some city s have 2 or more hip hop stations and they have the same stupid playlists... funny thing since we talk about the south..i read somewhere that u have old school hip hop stations popping up in the south and that they are doing crazy numbers..which tells me theres an audience for the real...the ones that dont wanna dig..and that even areas in the south have these ppl...so maybe as these station become more popular we will see a change as ppl will have another option other than what they being fed by commercial radio...
Yes music is more accessible but good music is a different definition which was my point? It shows my point & points keep going over your head. We'll just have to agree to disagree because we're on polar opposites in this discussion.