i agree with you but at the same time i respect the real southern rappers like Scarface, Outkast, Goodie Mob, etc who do their thing. some down south shyt in the 90s i can fukk with but down south shyt from the '00s to 2010's (except for a few) i can't really fukk with.
do you think Gangsta Rap could ever be as popular again as it was in the '80's, '90s & '00s
- Thread starter Raheem95
- Start date
i agree with you but at the same time i respect the real southern rappers like Scarface, Outkast, Goodie Mob, etc who do their thing. some down south shyt in the 90s i can fukk with but down south shyt from the '00s to 2010's (except for a few) i can't really fukk with.
MrPentatonic
Superstar
less gangsters so it makes sense its less popular.
I still pretty much only listen to street shyt though
I still pretty much only listen to street shyt though
geto boys are pioneers, i dont consider them real southern rap. when cash money rose up rap was fuked, itunes also fuked up rap and the whole music industry
mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
you got a link to the tape ?
Nah listened to it once and deleted it
Don't even remember young breh's name...too bad because some beats were not bad at all Nah listened to it once and deleted it
damn you think if his voice was better you would have fukked with it ?
OfTheCross
Veteran
I think social media may not allow it.
Part of X and 50 hype, etc was the mystique around their characters. Gangsta rappers these days are on all social platforms and don't have that "it"
Part of X and 50 hype, etc was the mystique around their characters. Gangsta rappers these days are on all social platforms and don't have that "it"
Hell no its dead
mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
Oh for sure...as I said the beats were not bad at all, but I grew up listening to MCs liek Meth, Busta, ODB, NAs, Jay, Big, Pac, on the G-funk Snoop, Daz, Kurupt, shyt even the Lady of Rage...all of them have recognizable/strong voices and flows, I mean either way you're gonna listen, even if sometimes the lyrics weren't all that. This breh right here was kind of just on the beats, not BAD but nothing particular...
This.
And masculinity has to come back. No way another DMX can come out and thrive in an Era of
men who had no father's or women who want everything catered to them. Even Meek is hanging on by hype and club beats. Not for his gritty upbringing.
nineteeneightysix
Banned
Drill Music is dead because Chicago doesn't have a Suge Knight type personality to consolidate the talent under one roof...true. and thats why drill music is almost dead right now. most drill rappers are dead (lil jojo, l'a capone, young pappy, capo, blood money, otf nunu, lil marc) or in jail (rondonumbanine, lil jay, p. rico, lil mister, ebone hoodrich)
AyBrehHam Linkin
First Black Brehsident
true. and thats why drill music is almost dead right now. most drill rappers are dead (lil jojo, l'a capone, young pappy, capo, blood money, otf nunu, lil marc) or in jail (rondonumbanine, lil jay, p. rico, lil mister, ebone hoodrich)
Plenty of tight young nikkas comin up tho. G Herbo, Bibby, Budouble, J Tsunami, Billionaire Black, Saba, etc...
This.
And masculinity has to come back. No way another DMX can come out and thrive in an Era of
Even Meek is hanging on by hype and club beats. Not for his gritty upbringing.
FeloniousMonk
Dont mind me..Im a azzhole
The genre is only as popular as what the label heads want to push.
strip clubs were better when they were underground.