yes - the hipsters will take over in 2013...
Is 2013 going to be complete transition into the 10s rap culture.
- Thread starter AB Ziggy
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:weezy: he had the radio on smash a lil longer then that breh
crunk transformed into that lex luger sound so i dont really feel like it ended
rockstar nikkas just turned in those metallica t-shirts for plaid button ups and supreme hoodies
nikkas still screw a shytload of sounds
hyphy the only one that truly died off imo
I gotcha, I'm talking about the 2nd Timbaland renaissance that lasted from Nelly Furtado to Shock Value 2/Chris Cornell (which ended that shyt on the lowest note possible
)You could argue that everything is just a continuation of something else if you say the Lex Luger sound originated from crunk (and trap music). A lot of the West Coast sound comes from shyt the Neptunes were doing in the early 2000's, while grimy NY gave way to jiggy rap (which was pretty similar in structure, sample + breakbeat) and RR shyt in the late 90's, which was pretty much a blueprint for 50 Cent.
I agree with what you're saying, it does seem like fads burn out a lot quicker these days, but all they're really doing is transitioning onto something else and we're seeing it all happen in real time because it's happening on the internet.
Stay based
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
He on that Jay-Z status: yeah, they can sell records from their hardcore fanbases, but they looked at as them old rich rappers in the club, all out of place and looking awkward.
hardcore fanbase? If 3 million people are this crackas hardcore fanbase then
@ rappers pushing 200,000 units and thinking they are relevant. Here today gone tomorrow 
hardcore fanbase? If 3 million people are this crackas hardcore fanbase then
shyt, who doesn't want that Eminem support and large fanbase? lol 2013 is going to be one massive transitional year and it will probably be the first year that the typical trap rapper is gonna take a back seat.
T-K-G
Veteran
I gotcha, I'm talking about the 2nd Timbaland renaissance that lasted from Nelly Furtado to Shock Value 2/Chris Cornell (which ended that shyt on the lowest note possible
You could argue that everything is just a continuation of something else if you say the Lex Luger sound originated from crunk (and trap music). A lot of the West Coast sound comes from shyt the Neptunes were doing in the early 2000's, while grimy NY gave way to jiggy rap (which was pretty similar in structure, sample + breakbeat) and RR shyt in the late 90's, which was pretty much a blueprint for 50 Cent.
I agree with what you're saying, it does seem like fads burn out a lot quicker these days, but all they're really doing is transitioning onto something else and we're seeing it all happen in real time because it's happening on the internet.
you too based disciple 2013 bytch it's the year of the gold teef :kdot:
take over whoadey
2013 bytch it's the year of the gold teef :kdot:
If there's one thing we can agree on it's that Lil B started all the trends
T-K-G
Veteran
BlakeSuperior
and The Scene
I approve of the direction this thread is taking, word to Keke.
Hip Hop born in 1973. Goes International in 1983. I think we all know how pivotal 93 was. I stopped paying close attention somewhere around 99 but I always believed the eras ran from the third year of the decade. Interesting thread. 2013 will definitely be the beginning of a new era.
Malik
Superstar
The 2010's is the decade of the "retro rappers". All the kids who grew up in the 90s. If you were born between 87-94, you're between 25 and 18 now. Your formative years were from the golden era of hip hop or at the very least, you had older brothers & sisters who put you on game. What you're gonna see from alot of rappers this decade is nikkas taking what they grew up on, and repackaging it in a new way.
Dom looks like he should be in Boyz in the Hood
The J. Cole/Miguel joint sounds like somethin you would've heard back in the 90s/early 2000s
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7PVhQPaFNY[/ame]
Kendrick whole album is a throwback. This an ode to the classic 90s movie. He talkin about getting Janet in the video
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwqSuEEn4vI[/ame]
nikkas like Joey Bada$$ whole steeze is the 90s..
Mac Miller & Logic too. All they rap over is 90s sounding beats...
I dont feel like talkin anymore but, I could find 100s of examples. Alot of these kids today grew up on 90s and they gonna try to recreate it this decade in their own way
Dom looks like he should be in Boyz in the Hood
The J. Cole/Miguel joint sounds like somethin you would've heard back in the 90s/early 2000s
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7PVhQPaFNY[/ame]
Kendrick whole album is a throwback. This an ode to the classic 90s movie. He talkin about getting Janet in the video
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwqSuEEn4vI[/ame]
nikkas like Joey Bada$$ whole steeze is the 90s..
Mac Miller & Logic too. All they rap over is 90s sounding beats...
I dont feel like talkin anymore but, I could find 100s of examples. Alot of these kids today grew up on 90s and they gonna try to recreate it this decade in their own way
bangedher_wholesquad
carlos danger
Maybe.
I kinda wanna see a grunge phase on hi hop.
Everybody so quick to sellout.
Its disgusting
No one cares bout art. But if execute well enough. U will be a staple in history.
I kinda wanna see a grunge phase on hi hop.
Everybody so quick to sellout.
Its disgusting
No one cares bout art. But if execute well enough. U will be a staple in history.
USSInsiders
Banned
The 2010's is the decade of the "retro rappers". All the kids who grew up in the 90s. If you were born between 87-94, you're between 25 and 18 now. Your formative years were from the golden era of hip hop or at the very least, you had older brothers & sisters who put you on game. What you're gonna see from alot of rappers this decade is nikkas taking what they grew up on, and repackaging it in a new way.
Dom looks like he should be in Boyz in the Hood
The J. Cole/Miguel joint sounds like somethin you would've heard back in the 90s/early 2000s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7PVhQPaFNY
Kendrick whole album is a throwback. This an ode to the classic 90s movie. He talkin about getting Janet in the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwqSuEEn4vI
nikkas like Joey Bada$$ whole steeze is the 90s..
Mac Miller & Logic too. All they rap over is 90s sounding beats...
I dont feel like talkin anymore but, I could find 100s of examples. Alot of these kids today grew up on 90s and they gonna try to recreate it this decade in their own way
All those rappers are boring as shyt to me. Joey Badass is audio Nyquil to me. Not saying they're not talented, but there's nothing worse than backpacker rappers emulating old ass sounds.
We got rap from now to forever more.
