Hip Hop is Evolving. Will The Booth do the same?
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Knucklehead
HMFIC
This thread tells you all you need to know. Majority of people not even addressing the question just saying the 90s were great and hip-hop now is trash.
Every single generation ever has thought the same way about their music and what came after. It’s a tedious discussion
Every single generation ever has thought the same way about their music and what came after. It’s a tedious discussion
Oh well if you liked that tee grizzley you probably enjoy the Detroit sound so you need to be one of the first old heads to get on Skilla Baby.
But yeah, I don't know how you listened to Striker Music, Donda Bag, and Mama Said and thought they all sounded the same but
As for the albums I can't defend this recent run of mid. Closest thing to a classic from these new nikkas is Kodak's "Dying To Live" and that came out in 2018.
Bop Gun
Turn Me Loose, We Shall Overcome
The artform has been dying a slow death since lyrics have been tossed to the bushes and replaced with a generic sound or type of song, and you see it with who is being pushed by record labels, rappers who have a combination of: having a gimmick or certain look, poor lyrics, nonexistent storytelling.
The Old School will always be crowned the Glory Days of Hip Hop.
Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, KRS-One, LL Cool J are the Mount Rushmore of Hip Hop
Growing up, we used to go song for song on the block, battling in the neighborhood of which rapper was better, long before Versuz was a thing. Exposing who had poor taste or just a lackluster collection, mixtape battles, hitting up Stans in McGinley Square to cop albums a week before official release. Hip Hop was always much more than just rap music, it was a culture within a culture that has been diluted and watered down to the point you'll be a fool to call it rap, kinda like stretching out the kool-aid when you dont have enough sugar.
What is today's Culture when it comes to Hip Hop?
The Old School will always be crowned the Glory Days of Hip Hop.
Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, KRS-One, LL Cool J are the Mount Rushmore of Hip Hop
Growing up, we used to go song for song on the block, battling in the neighborhood of which rapper was better, long before Versuz was a thing. Exposing who had poor taste or just a lackluster collection, mixtape battles, hitting up Stans in McGinley Square to cop albums a week before official release. Hip Hop was always much more than just rap music, it was a culture within a culture that has been diluted and watered down to the point you'll be a fool to call it rap, kinda like stretching out the kool-aid when you dont have enough sugar.
What is today's Culture when it comes to Hip Hop?
Elim Garak
Veteran
If it actually evolved into something good worth talking about we would.
1 song out of 4 was murder musicAnd murder music isn't cornball shyt?
You're no better than the flabby nikkas
beat it cornball
If I ever get hired for a publication, I wont give yall any type of shoutout or exposure
The stench is on this damn site. Heavy
The stench is on this damn site. Heavy
The CompliMINTS is the first that comes to mind
The only reason yall can't find creativity in the genre is because yall don't want to look for it
Imagine if yall were kids in this generation. Yall would dig in the crates like yall did in your youth. The Internet (another boy-girl group) is limitless. There's no excuse
Did you post the wrong video? That wasnt a group. It looked like a solo artist with a band.
