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[Roaden Polynice]

Well damn.

You know what, I kinda like that you're putting all the Migos / Rich Gang / Drill stuff (I guess) bullshyt with her. I read a little of those threads popping and most of it was about her being a culture vulture which was a code word (to me at least) that it was only because she was white not because she was wack.

I must say though it's my music of heart, I don't listen to rap anymore. Quality is too low and content is not interesting enough for a breh like me which first rap album was Tical and I wasn't even a teenager or understood English at the time. People say you gotta look for the good stuff but it shouldn't be this way if the genre's health was fine. That fact alone tells me that rap in 2014 is ass.

I grew up in the second golden era (94/98) and it's impossible for me to appreciate the current bullshyt that is called rap nowadays. I jam some of the current songs from time to time but mostly I don't listen. I switched to rock/house/down-tempo/dubstep a couple of years ago and I never looked back. I'm not even 30 so I'm not a old head yet but rap these days is trash point blank. I don't care what the current listeners say but I can't get jiggy with it.

Yeah man. There's some good stuff out there, I like what Kendrick is doing who seems to be about something, J. Cole was a bit of a revelation this year, and Drake sorta oscillates between nonsense and some decent shyt. And I still listen to GKMC, which is a bit of a feat these days.

Who knew that with the mounting platter of music that is on display with the internet that it would all turn out to be so fleeting? You can have all the new music you want but it basically exists to simply stand in until the next new song, new artist, new mixtape, new album takes our attention. And that exists across all genres honestly, but with rap I dunno what it is but it's more apparent and temporary. And I think that stems from rap being very very conservative in its outlook, creation and fans (and I've talked about this before but I keep coming back to it). It's almost like these trends exist across all music, but with rap music these trends are amplified.

 

[Ari Gold Bawse]

Well damn.

You know what, I kinda like that you're putting all the Migos / Rich Gang / Drill stuff (I guess) bullshyt with her. I read a little of those threads popping and most of it was about her being a culture vulture which was a code word (to me at least) that it was only because she was white not because she was wack.

I must say though it's my music of heart, I don't listen to rap anymore. Quality is too low and content is not interesting enough for a breh like me which first rap album was Tical and I wasn't even a teenager or understood English at the time. People say you gotta look for the good stuff but it shouldn't be this way if the genre's health was fine. That fact alone tells me that rap in 2014 is ass.

I grew up in the second golden era (94/98) and it's impossible for me to appreciate the current bullshyt that is called rap nowadays. I jam some of the current songs from time to time but mostly I don't listen. I switched to rock/house/down-tempo/dubstep a couple of years ago and I never looked back. I'm not even 30 so I'm not a old head yet but rap these days is trash point blank. I don't care what the current listeners say but I can't get jiggy with it.

Its depressing when you really think about it

I cant listen to all this bullshyt new hip hop like iggy, nicki migos etc

Im just holding on to Roc Marciano and Freddie Gibbs hoping they keep going and influence the future gen of rappers .

Wu Tang's new album confirmed they cant lead the line anymore

 

[Julius Skrrvin]

Everything has a rise and a fall, hip hop aint special in this regard

just enjoy that we got so much dope music out of it and support the last dope shyt in the game whenever you can

 

[Liu Kang]

Its depressing when you really think about it

I cant listen to all this bullshyt new hip hop like iggy, nicki migos etc

Im just holding on to Roc Marciano and Freddie Gibbs hoping they keep going and influence the future gen of rappers .

Wu Tang's new album confirmed they cant lead the line anymore

At first I was rejoincing about Wu Tang's new album just off the relative freshness it brought but then I listened closely and I was disappointed. I only listen to Wu pre-Iron Flag (included somehow). It's sad but that's the reality. People say Jay is cynical but nothing truer has been spit when he said "if you like my old stuff, buy my old albums". Artists and genre evolves but not necessarily for the better. The only negative to that is to feel stuck in the past but I don't care really.

Yeah man. There's some good stuff out there, I like what Kendrick is doing who seems to be about something, J. Cole was a bit of a revelation this year, and Drake sorta oscillates between nonsense and some decent shyt. And I still listen to GKMC, which is a bit of a feat these days.

Who knew that with the mounting platter of music that is on display with the internet that it would all turn out to be so fleeting? You can have all the new music you want but it basically exists to simply stand in until the next new song, new artist, new mixtape, new album takes our attention. And that exists across all genres honestly, but with rap I dunno what it is but it's more apparent and temporary. And I think that stems from rap being very very conservative in its outlook, creation and fans (and I've talked about this before but I keep coming back to it). It's almost like these trends exist across all music, but with rap music these trends are amplified.

I know there is some good stuff but it's the minority and that's sad to me. Yeah Kendrick is on a good lane (though the voice change is meh to me) but J. Cole I can't get it to listen because it's bland to me. I don't feel about his music. About Drake, I reckon he has a nice lane too with the singing/rap steez but at some point it's the same recipe and it's not bearable in the long term.

Internet is definitely a gift and a curse. We have access to endless music but that means that everything then becomes diluted and common because of this massive influx. Everybody makes music now too. Everybody produces (reason, fruity loops and em made it easier for everybody. Hell at some time I was making beats for fun too !).

There's no exceptions anymore I feel except big marketing campaigns. I don't really anticipate albums and I'ma be real but I only collect songs these days. I used to have folders with artist names and albums inside now it's just songs from some artist added after another one from another artist. Sometimes when I like an artist I try to get the discography or at least the album of the song I like but I'm less and less convinced by that format.

Last time I was expecting an album was maybe Nas' Hip Hop is Dead. I remember it leaked on SOHH when a user named scarhead leaked it song by song

 

[Julius Skrrvin]

I don't get the Migos hate from y'all though. Yeah their content is kiddie pool shallow but theyre solid rappers in my opinion, with an ear for melody and a good sense of humor. If they completely dropped the bad Future/Rich Homie Quan swaggerjack songs from their tapes and just stuck to rapping, they'd probably get received a lot better by heads.

What I can't stand is some of these dudes who have no bars / chops whatsoever getting attention. Like that faggit Riff Raff

 

[FakeNews]

I don't get the Migos hate from y'all though. Yeah their content is kiddie pool shallow but theyre solid rappers in my opinion, with an ear for melody and a good sense of humor. If they completely dropped the bad Future/Rich Homie Quan swaggerjack songs from their tapes and just stuck to rapping, they'd probably get received a lot better by heads.

What I can't stand is some of these dudes who have no bars / chops whatsoever getting attention. Like that faggit Riff Raff

I didn't want to like migos, but they're fun to listen at least they have good flow and delivery. They can rap. I'm not saying these cats are great, but I like their music.

 

[Yayo Toure]

Iggy is garbage and in two years or less she will be a memory.

Fact is the success J.Cole is having is refreshing and gives hope to the genre.
Run the jewels.. Pryhme... Alot of good stuff is coming out that's getting attention, record labels are losing power so they won't risk putting out bullshyt as much.

 

[Mané Swagincha]

Is this club world cup final that entertaining though

 

[Grams]

Don't lump my ATL dons with fukking Iggy

 

[Clapsteel O'Neal]

Tbh black americans should've moved on from hip hop 15-20 years ago if we're going by historical trends. Hip Hop has had a hell of a run.

 

[Black Magisterialness]

I came in here to at Dortmund's season...but ya'll got it covered

 

[Black Magisterialness]

Tbh black americans should've moved on from hip hop 15-20 years ago if we're going by historical trends. Hip Hop has had a hell of a run.

Hip-Hop is our equivalent of Country music...the shyt is not going anywhere.

I will say that there is a very obvious schism between it though where some of the other artists in the more progressive camps or teams are about to make some new genre shyt. Kendrick, Shabazz Palaces, Cocaine 80's, and others are blending so many elements its about to turn into something new entirely. Its kinda like how M.I.A. makes "world music" but not really.

 

[gho3st]

If people spent money on great records then artists would put out music of like quality. Krit's cadillactica is an album of the year candidate. yet he barely cracked 100K sold since its release.

Tbh black americans should've moved on from hip hop 15-20 years ago if we're going by historical trends. Hip Hop has had a hell of a run.

Move on from hip hop to where? It's the final frontier

 

[Julius Skrrvin]

Hip-Hop is our equivalent of Country music...the shyt is not going anywhere.

I will say that there is a very obvious schism between it though where some of the other artists in the more progressive camps or teams are about to make some new genre shyt. Kendrick, Shabazz Palaces, Cocaine 80's, and others are blending so many elements its about to turn into something new entirely. Its kinda like how M.I.A. makes "world music" but not really.

shyt is just going to blend back into electronic music at the end of the day. Shabazz Palaces is kind of a more ambient project too, with evolving themes etc like an Autechre or Eno. Everything is a mix of styles now.

 

[Black Magisterialness]

shyt is just going to blend back into electronic music at the end of the day. Shabazz Palaces is kind of a more ambient project too, with evolving themes etc like an Autechre or Eno. Everything is a mix of styles now.

And where does electronic music owe its roots too?

3 black dudes from Detroit No matter what black folks are going to be at the fore front of this music shyt, ambient, vocal or otherwise.