Lil Nas X - Old Town Road [Remix] feat. Billy Ray Cyrus

[Trot LaRoc]

Just speaking the truth, you're just trying to stay edgy

You speakin on obvious shyt. Once hiphop left the blac community and became commodified in the 80s...the "dilution" started. The culture has been diluted for over 30 years. We chose to give the culture in exchange for money and fame....pandora's box has been opened and wringing your hands online aint gonna close it

Damage has been done...we lived thru parodies like Vanilla Ice, Rappin Rodney etc.....mainstream America using hiphop in commercials....copying the style, lingo..... Hiphop isnt a culture anymore ...its just a style of music/fashion at this point. Once we let yts and other ppl have a say or become gatekeepers, we lost control. Its been that way for decades....not sure why thats so hard for you to understand. Like this one goofy ass song is the fukkin final straw You talking about being dilution of a culture that is a)already as watered down as can be and b)its a culture that blac ppl only control the "coolness" factor of.

 

[Victorious Secret]

You speakin on obvious shyt. Once hiphop left the blac community and became commodified in the 80s...the "dilution" started. The culture has been diluted for over 30 years. We chose to give the culture in exchange for money and fame....pandora's box has been opened and wringing your hands online aint gonna close it

Damage has been done...we lived thru parodies like Vanilla Ice, Rappin Rodney etc.....mainstream America using hiphop in commercials....copying the style, lingo..... Hiphop isnt a culture anymore ...its just a style of music/fashion at this point. Once we let yts and other ppl have a say or become gatekeepers, we lost control. Its been that way for decades....not sure why thats so hard for you to understand. Like this one goofy ass song is the fukkin final straw You talking about being dilution of a culture that is a)already as watered down as can be and b)its a culture that blac ppl only control the "coolness" factor of.

And you’re sitting here loving this shyt

 

[Trot LaRoc]

And you’re sitting here loving this shyt

My girl played it and i was like yea its catchy..i get why ppl like it and then i went back to listening to Aquemini

Trust me that shyt not in my playlists....im roccing Saba's album, the new Paak and Earthgang rn

And i see u didnt acknowledge any of the facts i gave u either

 

[Lil Bape the PostGod]

Patiently waiting to see what he cooked up with thugger

 

[PoorAndDangerous]

Some of ya'll really over analyze this shyt. Two people came together to make dope music, period.

 

[old boy]

My god this is

I couldn’t make it through a minute.

lol i didn't wanna come off like a hater in lieu of the excitement around lil homie's success but yeah cosign

and i like all kinds of crazy shyt so it ain't that it's a meme. just doesn't appeal to me for whatever reason

but if he post malone's the country genre? jesus christ i'd love that lol

 

[Doctor Wily]

Its begun

 

[ThiefyPoo]

Its begun

Lololol why she cuss like that lol.

 

[Jimmy Two-Times™]

 

[Unknown Poster]

it's crazy. Black people are taking back country, house, techno, and rock and roll in 2019 and beyond!

 

[Unknown Poster]

The Forgotten Black Cowboys Of The Wild West

 

[Pop123]

We can literally make ANYTHING poppin, America would be fukkin trash without us and I think they know that. Think of all the things that was madd corny/weird before hip hop/black people started messin with it and turned it cool, that list is at least 20 deep. We been doing this shyt since we turned Master's scraps into soul food.

 

[CrimsonTider]

Why is there a rapper named Lil Nas X

He not a rapper

 

[Amor fati]

This probably one of the few songs released by these youngins that i like, however I wish this track was extended to 3 mins or more shyt is too short, but ya know how these youngins work ethic is like.

 

[Cryptocurrency Scarface]