I saw this old school picture on XXL instagram yesterday and all I could do was sigh
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at some of these new cats.
Damn im old....man the 90s were the best time to be y9ung. These kids missed out. Lol.
The game almost had it right in 2010/2011. Non violent regular nikka content with edge and swag
but somehow we have gone to this?
That madeintyo song is fire
You see its pics like this that make me realize no matter what hip hop will never die...
My thoughts exactly. I enjoy alot of rap from this era the 00s the 90s the 80s i just love music period.
Always love the era I grew up in but I'm not going to hate the youth
fukk you old salty ass nikkas
Haiting for no reason
I was born in 94 I wasint around for the 90s rap scene but for right now i think it was a dope era and a lot more substance and variety than today's music I listen to a lot more classics than New stuff
vs
Thug alone has a picture with all of the first 4 poses and outfits
Post the video of thug crossed arms sharing drinks with his "bae"
Put the video up of Sosa mom gettin exposed for fukking his young enemies
Edit: jaden smith a rapper now too. I guess wearing the entire women's fall
Line is hip hop
spliz
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Also. I'm not hatin on all current hip hop and young rappers. Im just speaking on overall quality. If u dope u dope. nikkas could check my history.
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In a way it's the 90s fault for what rap is now....in a weird way. All the legends (Pac, Big, N.W.A,. Hov, Nas, DMX etc...) unintentionally hurt rap.
They mad rap music so big. They made rap marketable. Hip hop turned into a business/corporation because of the legendary work they put it.
Naturally when something becomes a business, that business has to make business decisions and they have to pander to a certain audience to make more money. And the teenage bubblegum slightly homosexual crowd became that target audience somehow.
It's sad.
They mad rap music so big. They made rap marketable. Hip hop turned into a business/corporation because of the legendary work they put it.
Naturally when something becomes a business, that business has to make business decisions and they have to pander to a certain audience to make more money. And the teenage bubblegum slightly homosexual crowd became that target audience somehow.
It's sad.