Jadakiss’ Son Jae’Won Wants “NY To Sound Like NY Again”

[Pop123]

That’s over lol. Social media interconnected everyone, kids in Atlanta, Watts and Brooklyn all use the same slang, watch the same content, dress alike, etc… Everybody is connected bro…prior to social media it was different, different regions’ styles and talk and all that was foreign (and funny) to us…and ours to theirs. Of course, this kid is just typing, he’s not really thinking, lol.

The kids sound like what’s currently hot, …if traditional NY sound makes a comeback, kids in NY and everywhere else will be jackin that.

 

[Stone]

Traditional NY sound never really sold records like that as much as I love it.

 

[Zero]

J to the raised him right

Breh

 

[Primetime21]

It's not about the sound. NY was what it was because of uber-talented artists with mass appeal, you don't have that type of transcendent talent anymore.

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Elevate the NY sound you have now

 

[MicIsGod]

Ice spice is what you get and you’ll like it.

 

[King Poetic]

It’s over,, pop smoke was the last hope

And everyone else have no idea how to market themselves in this terrible era of rap

 

[Jasonmask]

Y’all fault for promoting 69 and lil mabu

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

Honestly, people don’t want to hear this but the last big New York crossover act wasn’t Pop Smoke it was Cardi. I also don’t think thats the type of sound people are referring to but it’s the only thing that could have revived New York if she kept going and putting more people on.

Female rap movement pretty much fizzled out at this point, again.

 

[Jaguar93]

I agree

It’s crazy seeing bruhs like Tyler and Yatchty. Aging and becoming the same old heads they once clowned.

 

[DJ Paul's Arm]

just make dope music

Without 808 and snare rolls.

Go back to boom bap

 

[In The Zone '98]

It's over, man. It's never coming back. Lol.

These nikkas wanna be in front the bodega, not in the studio.

 

[CHICAGO]

It was Pop Smoke for me, he had it.
(Max B prior to him)

HE DIDN'T SOUND LIKE NEW YORK THO



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[Stir Fry]

I feel like some native tongue type stuff from new york could probably have a chance of making a resurgence more than anything. At least it's what I would like to hear from y'all at least.