The Lil Yachty Interview on Everyday Struggle PROVES why the culture aint been NOTHIN but DOWNHILL..

[Emoryal]

What kills me is ppl act like there haven't always been wack rappers there's a market for everybody.and has always been

Can't listen to your shyt and let other people listen to their shyt

 

[Tryna Makit]

Wish him all the best...but I also hope he gets beat up in the near future...not shot, not killed,
Just get his Chin-Checked for the culture
Maybe one of them lil drill dudes can do it

Just so kids coming up can see that lames can indeed still get smacked up in the rap game lol

 

[Swirv]

Exactly. Hip hop has always had layers to it.

Kool Keith was doing "nerd" sh*t back in '88. Native Tounges were regular suburban type cats.

Chubb Rock and Brand Nubian were making music for HBCU kids.

Hip-hop has always represented the multiple facets of the black experience.

The main issue I have is that lyricism is being downplayed and people only want to hear jingles instead of bars.

As you said hip hop is layered so the lyrical content is there just have dog through the layers for something to vibe to

People like you are exactly what's wrong. There's "room for everybody", so there are no standards. Hip-hop is supposed to be diverse, but i have no idea why that has meant garbage can just get a pass. No one calls out wackness. Ya'll are actually defending Lil Yachty, a nikka with no talent whatsover. But he has white people pushing him and many other talentess goofs like him to be stars, ya'll like "Let em cook"
Yeah wack nikkas been cooking, and now they the majority and the culture has gotten destroyed

gimmie a break. You even acknowledge that hip hop has always had wack artists. Lil yacht has carved out his niche. I'm not into his music but many others are. Many ppl don't give a shyt about hip hop. So much so they just download everything for free. I support artists I like. Don't blame me. If you don't like it become an artist or start a label and sign artist you think are quality.

 

[Hugs]

I blame drake

Blame Kanye

Get used to artists like Logic, Cole, Kendrick, Gambino, Drake, Yachty, etc being what resonates with gen-z/millennial audiences more due to their relatability.

Funny how literally everyone in this list was either inspired by or put on by Ye
Also forgot Chance, who'll be bigger than everyone except Drake, Kendrick, and Cole

 

[feelosofer]

Its funny you say that. Nerds have been in integral part of hip hop since its inception.