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

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Nelly was getting shyt on by who?

"Only dudes moving units; Em, Pimp Juice and Us" - Jay Z
The same type of people shytting on Yacthy in this thread

Krs and thus the old heads

I remember a DMX Source article where X specifically shytted on Nelly (This whats hot???)

Don't revisionist history Nelly bruh come on
 

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Black people have become the culture vultures of our own culture in hip-hop.

There's no respect amongst us. And anyone who tries to hold the bar/level to a certain standard is called an "a bitter/old head" So there's no more quality control.

Used to be you had a love for the art....and the women, money, fame etc were perks of your hard work. Even dudes who made pop smashes like Sir Mix A Lot, Tone Loc, Coolio had skill that they honed for years. And the game gave them back something in return for their effort.

Now dudes like Lil Yachty(who I've never heard a song from....maybe he's dope I dont know) just get on and want the spoils, want to ravage thru the culture and will leave it worse off than before. Sure a few of these types always existed, but now there's very FEW rappers left to balance it out.

Used to be a pop/corny rapper would have his moment, and then a Jay Z or DMX or Eminem or WHOEVER of supreme skill would step in and drop something to re-direct the hip-hop ship. Change the game so to speak.

Not no more.
 

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I had to laugh when I read that :laugh:

HipHop wasn't fun til Yachty blessed us :russ:

Outkast wasn't having fun? :ohhh:

nikkas literally equating fun with being trash... Hell Nelly was clearly having fun and was doing this hybrid style of rapping/harmonizing and singing better than damn near all these nikkas today.


He mentioned Nelly,and i think hes trying to say we shyt on them because we dont like rappers of the "innocent fun" quilt...but first of all Yachty aint innocent fun as i showed with lyrics i posted....and secondly Nelly was wack in comparison to nikkas of that era...and maybe he's right,maybe we do hate on nikkas thats only about having fun....but being that those types of nikkas typically tend to be pretty wack on the mic,its no way to know if we hate them simply for having fun.

I think its safe to say wack nikkas who was ony about violence like Keef got about the ssme hate as Yachty,if not more.

We evolved past just having fun rap already,why is going backwards neccesary like Rakim who advanced the culture was:comeon:?now if sumbody wants to be dope on he mic and only have "innocent 80s fun",im interested in listening.
 

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But yall wanted to empower corny nikkas to show "we are not a monolith:mjpls:"....how has that worked out in nikkas favors.....these cornball brothas dont represent black people whatsoever....at least the real nikkas did,and do:banderas:

These new nikkas symbolize sellout nikkas and they desire to assimilate and leave being black behind:mjpls:

:ohlawd: Preach
 

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Black people have become the culture vultures of our own culture in hip-hop.

There's no respect amongst us. And anyone who tries to hold the bar/level to a certain standard is called an "a bitter/old head" So there's no more quality control.

Used to be you had a love for the art....and the women, money, fame etc were perks of your hard work. Even dudes who made pop smashes like Sir Mix A Lot, Tone Loc, Coolio had skill that they honed for years. And the game gave them back something in return for their effort.

Now dudes like Lil Yachty(who I've never heard a song from....maybe he's dope I dont know) just get on and want the spoils, want to ravage thru the culture and will leave it worse off than before. Sure a few of these types always existed, but now there's very FEW rappers left to balance it out.

Used to be a pop/corny rapper would have his moment, and then a Jay Z or DMX or Eminem or WHOEVER of supreme skill would step in and drop something to re-direct the hip-hop ship. Change the game so to speak.

Not no more.

More facts :wow:
 

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Misread your Migos comment

As far as Yacthy and fun being the same theme I won't even completely disagree with that but I still think he has a distinct style that is dope. My only problem with Yacthy is his voice :manny:

The issue is nikkas acting like Biz Markie or The Fat Boys never existed

Difference is hiphop was still young back then,so we was lil kids liking Biz Markie,Hammer,Fat Boyz.....grown folks fuked with it too,but didnt know any better because rap hadnt evolved:banderas:

If u get new paint on your car because it was peeling,and some chick come scratch it all up....are you going to say "welp it was peeling before"....these nikkas sending rap back into the dark ages,lotta these nikkas killing all advancements made to the best of they ability....sounds like u want to give them credit for this.

Who knows u might be a genius,maybe wack nikkas like yachty are the equivelent of hitting he restart button,and we gotta start back from the beggining:ohhh:...if ur right we should see some amazing hiphop by he time 2030 rolls around:francis:
 

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Again :mjlol:....we cut from a different cloth. Maybe u nd your homies where u from were snappin...buyin up those records gettin those nggas those plaques..:mjlol: Twerkin at the club :wrist:to the beats.

The girls were twerking to Lil jon and the eastside boyz....and we was in the club living it up talking about "Party like a rockstar!!!!":mjlol:


You can lie all you want, but the charts don't......which is the majority of the music they play in the club:umad:




A ngga like me wouldve been at the bar wit a drink nd some hoes laughin at u nggas but to each their own.:manny: Again...its not to say some classics didnt come out the south during that time but for the most part :trash:
Nd dunno why nggas keep tryin to include Weezy in that era during that time..he was flamin everything nd the only ngga keepin the south respectable wit TI Jeezy nd a few others. :ufdup:



Weezy wasnt lyrical at all and we pushed it and his image.......which turned into what we have in this era today. We allowed it:yeshrug:



Act like people didn't start growing dreads in the 2000s bc of Weezy:mjpls:




The 2000s, OUR generation, easily debuted the weakest rappers out of the 90s, 2000s, and 2010s. We made this bed....we did this...we cant say nothing about music today:manny:
 

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The same type of people shytting on Yacthy in this thread

Krs and thus the old heads

I remember a DMX Source article where X specifically shytted on Nelly (This whats hot???)

Don't revisionist history Nelly bruh come on
I got you, I remember it.

I'm just saying... the skill gap between "fun" hiphop then compared to Yachty is still significant. Nelly >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Kid Cudi, Yachty etc

We can agree on that right?
 

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These new nikkas symbolize sellout nikkas and they desire to assimilate and leave being black behind:mjpls:

Alot of these Black millennials want to be treated fairly as a Black INDIVIDUAL, but not necessarily for the WHOLE of Black people.

They come across initially as fighting for the cause b/c it looks the same as it always has, until you see their real goal is only about them individually.

They don't care about the nikkas after them, or even standing beside them.
 

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Why would u blame HOV? :patrice: shyt if anything....I would blame Dame for opening the door to emo nggas like Kanye....which in turn gave birth to Kudis....so on nd so fourth. Which were fine....but now look what it has spiraled into? :scust: I also place blame the South :scust:Once they let Lil John in...everything went downhill from there :scusthov:

Basically you're on some :flabbynsick: shyt. And no I don't fukk with Yatchy
 

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The girls were twerking to Lil jon and the eastside boyz....and we was in the club living it up talking about "Party like a rockstar!!!!":mjlol:


You can lie all you want, but the charts don't......which is the music they play in the club:umad:

The hoes were twerkin :ehh:...but their hoes...what difference does a hoe know? I could hit the block right now in a 06' Benz nd a hoe would think it was some new shyt nd her panties would get wet :rudy:. Secondly cacs dictate the charts...nggas were already buyin mixtapes by then so what would it matter about the top 40 or what CDs nggas were buyin. The culture was already shiftin by that point.

Weezy wasnt lyrical at all and we pushed it and his image.......which turned into what we have in this era today. We allowed it:yeshrug:



Act like people didn't start growing dreads in the 2000s bc of Weezy:mjpls:

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Who man is this? :what:...Very outsiderish comments bein made by this guy. :mjpls:

The 2000s, OUR generation, easily debuted the weakest rappers out of the 90s, 2000s, and 2010s. We made this bed.

Again u keep sayin "we"....Im no hip-hop gatekeeper...Im just a consumer.
 
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