Anyone else have a disconnect with male rnb?

[Burned Verses]

Outside of a lot of 80’s stuff(which can be argued is more soul, funk, etc.) and some other exceptions most of it comes off as shallow and immature imo.


Brehs on here are so I’ll probably catch shyt from dudes who put that shyt while getting sympathy p*ssy.

 

[humminbird]

I don’t like listening to most r&b male singers to be honest

 

[Pegasus Jackson]

Yes.. I'm not listening to no goddamn Trey Songz.

 

[Joe Budden]

If it’s not from the 90s I can’t listen to it.

 

[Crude]

You seem young and from a different era, so I understand why it might not be your type of hype.

I use to think artists like Marvin Gaye and Al Green were overrated then I got older and more mature and could identify with exactly what they were talking about in their music.

I matured and the taste of what I liked started to reflect that.

That being said that 70s, 80s, 90s, and early 2000s shyt was the truth, everything after about 2004 kinda went to this more commercial pop sound you hear today.

 

[Burned Verses]

You seem young and from a different era, so I understand why it might not be your type of hype.

I use to think artists like Marvin Gaye and Al Green were overrated then I got older and more mature and could identify with exactly what they were talking about in their music.

I matured and the taste of what I liked started to reflect that.

That being said that 70s, 80s, 90s, and early 2000s shyt was the truth, everything after about 2004 kinda went to this more commercial pop sound you hear today.

Marvin & al are great but idk if they’re rnb frfr. Most of the music in my library’s old as hell tbh.

 

[Trust Me]

If it’s not from the 90s I can’t listen to it.

/thread.