This Era's music is the WOAT. The Next Generation is Doomed.

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Back in the day we respected what came before us as well. There was a clash but most heads respected what came before them and if they didn't they grew to because most of the shot that was sampled was in their momma and daddys crate. Now they can care less...don't even care about the craft. Have fun with the new cats with them simple ass repetitive beats though...lol.
 

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Back in the day we respected what came before us as well. There was a clash but most heads respected what came before them and if they didn't they grew to because most of the shot that was sampled was in their momma and daddys crate. Now they can care less...don't even care about the craft. Have fun with the new cats with them simple ass repetitive beats though...lol.

Wow you have zero clue what the fukk you're even talking about.
 

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Wow you have zero clue what the fukk you're even talking about.
Just about every young person I know appreciates and likes old hip hop, hell a lot even ignorantly hate on modern hip hop and so many young hip hop artists talk about their love and appreciation for old rappers and raps roots but thecoli constantly wags their canes about how we have "no respect":mjlol:
But just because I like some old hip hop don't expect me to suck off old boom bap and west coast rap at the expense of current music.
I won't bash it either.
 

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nikka you can hate suck dikk and die the music is jamming


Edit** that young nikka Ross signed Isa Muhhamd



Wooooooo that young nikka spitting that flame

Old haiting ass bytch made


We are the world ass



Everything in the world was great when Liquid Swords dropped ass


Revisionist ass nikkas

Exactly what I'm talking about
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It's mostly microwave music being made mainstream wise, but you can find some good music here and there.

Although I don't always like it, sometimes you gotta search the internet for some good music.
 

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Instead of making the same monotonous thread with a revisionist lens let's focus on what the young nikkas do best and do better than the generation before them (00s MCs/artists) and the golden era (90s MCs/artists)


:jbhmm:


In my opinion the millienals strengths is clearly their production, harmonizations, rythms and melodies... The younger generation is clearly on some fashion forward shyt and they've incorporated new dance(s) into their rhymes..

And that's most.. You still have artists who resemble 90s/00s MCs in look and sound so..... as many users in this thread have stated..... a variety exists..

Even a cat like J. Cole (who gets ran through the mud here unfairly) can harmonize in between his bars...


Most of them aren't technically sound from a lyrical standpoint but neither were the majority of artists from the generation that preceded the golden era.. It's not their fault the dominant sound isn't "traditional"


Hip hop is getting older but it's not fuxking Jazz music.. This shyt will forever be for the children.. For the youth..
 

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So ask yourself :jbhmm:

i prefer the creative scatter brained ADHD generation to the roboicized early/mid 2000 identity crisis having MC who pandered for the sake of tradition and their music suffered and still continues to suffer today because there was nothing innovative about it..

Fabolous


Cassidy


Jadakiss



I could go on and on... And on and on...

You can see the duality in anything but a lot of you are choosing to view/listen to youth through a negative lens
 

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Instead of making the same monotonous thread with a revisionist lens let's focus on what the young nikkas do best and do better than the generation before them (00s MCs/artists) and the golden era (90s MCs/artists)


:jbhmm:

Young nikkas doing a better job at making being androgynous and lyrically garbage financially viable :troll:
 

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Problem is every nikka in today's era has social media and able to released trash and so u get every nikka from every city, state, country able to get music out and out of 1 drake or Lamar u have another 2 million lil Uzi out in the streets with 4th grade raps
 

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op buggin this music is lit, this generation is about partying and doing ignant shyt and so the music is gonna be about that. PARTYING AND IGNANT shyt. the fukk were y'all expecting cookies and milk:what:?

not my fault most people wanna choose someone like lil uzi or playboi carti over people like ab-soul or killah priest
 

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Instead of making the same monotonous thread with a revisionist lens let's focus on what the young nikkas do best and do better than the generation before them (00s MCs/artists) and the golden era (90s MCs/artists)


:jbhmm:


In my opinion the millienals strengths is clearly their production, harmonizations, rythms and melodies... The younger generation is clearly on some fashion forward shyt and they've incorporated new dance(s) into their rhymes..

And that's most.. You still have artists who resemble 90s/00s MCs in look and sound so..... as many users in this thread have stated..... a variety exists..

Even a cat like J. Cole (who gets ran through the mud here unfairly) can harmonize in between his bars...


Most of them aren't technically sound from a lyrical standpoint but neither were the majority of artists from the generation that preceded the golden era.. It's not their fault the dominant sound isn't "traditional"


Hip hop is getting older but it's not fuxking Jazz music.. This shyt will forever be for the children.. For the youth..

:dead:
 
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