In the future, do y’all think black people are gonna abandon hip hop like rock and country?

[OnlyOneBoss]

I don’t mean as in stop making it, or stop listening ( at least to the degree of now).

But as in it being such a big part of our culture.

People say it’s ours and deeply rooted in our culture. But so were rock and roll, country, bluegrass, and pop

And white people are getting more integrated into it very quickly now. So looking at history in about 10 years we won’t even be fukkin with it like that anymore frfr

Like Jimi an icon in music and in pop culture but I genuinely don’t see black folk fukkin with him like that. Are Drake ‘nem gonna see the same fate?


Like Darius Rucker country icon and gets love in that world crazy but how many black folks are fukkin with him like THAT frfr?

 

[1 other person]

Not so much abandoned but pushed out

 

[Pressure]

Op still listening to hip hop...

 

[OnlyOneBoss]

Op still listening to hip hop...

Nah I been on Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell recently breh


Just bought a Stevie Nicks vinyl to add to the collection too

 

[BlackAchilles]

I don't even wanna speculate on future genres after that dubstep fad of the early 10's

 

[Fill Collins]

I hope so

 

[BlackMajik]

I hope Jazz and R&B make a comeback

 

[Blessed Koala]

Get on my level. I'm in 2080, while the average Coli breh is stuck in 98 like a old geezer yelling at farts:



During my space travels, I was bumping shyt from Saturn, and it's basically clipping of old foreign commercials with a Chopped and Screwed treatment.

Came back to Earth and heads still listening to whiny ass autotune drugged out humans and rappers that delete their songs on some "sike sorry" shyt

 

[KillerPups]

I sure hope so

 

[Rakim Allah]

Hip Hop was abandoned in the mainstream almost 2 decades ago. The one element artists still do, they barley do, friends.

 

[Justin Nitsuj]

We didn't abandon rock and country. It was stolen from us

 

[Ohene]

Yes

 

[Jean Jacket]

I see music turning back to live instrumentation in about 10 years. .

AI is going to create a need for people to be extra "human" after things get indistinguishable.

 

[BobbyWojak]

Hip Hop is too accessible to ever go out of style, it's like soccer compared to other sports.

 

[RamsayBolton]

I don’t mean as in stop making it, or stop listening ( at least to the degree of now).

But as in it being such a big part of our culture.

I could see rock and/or alt-rock getting bigger. But with social media hitting a critical mass there's a feedback loop with hip hop. Hip hop isn't just music, it's also memes and videos and huge moments like the rap war going on now.

So I don't think it'll go anywhere