new yorkers, when do you y'all feel like the tide turned and ya'll lost y'all dominance in hip hop?

[West Coast Avenger]

OK, I forgot who I was talking to. Carry on with your foolishness.

.....

 

[Sauce Dab]

I knew it was the end when Jay made D.O.A. and after that happened auto tune was stronger than ever

 

[New Username]

your gimmick is wack, bruh

shyt ain't even funny, it never is either

Forgot to switch accounts

 

[Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw]

One artist??..........I see why you are in the red.....

Yea nikka tha others take up space.. Name w someone other than Kendrick

 

[Knicksman20]

When the masses stopped caring about lyrics & people started being politically correct for not calling artists wack when they were.

 

[Danktoker94]

2009-2010

 

[Danie84]

When Flex started droppin the bomb to that Laffy Taffy FUKKERY

 

[I love Latina women]

Forgot to switch accounts

huh?

 

[Millions]

When I kame back to Brooklyn from North Carolina and nikkas was bumping Gucci and OJ in 09

 

[Da King]

Everyone outside NY always worried about NY


brehs, 95% of people in NY are transplants, no one gives a fukk about the local scene here



GOAT city :spurs:

 

[I love Latina women]

Dipset had a big following but they were a very minor factor in mainstream hip hop. They weren't on the radio and weren't selling that many records. Jadakiss sold more records than Cam during this era and they were nowhere near as big as G Unit in sales and spins.

Love the Dips but people are always misrepresenting that movement

yup

 

[Playa With Tha Passport]

True NY did come back....but that was short lived....now look at 'em.........

Ny ran it from like 97 to like 03 04 ish

Then it was the south

Thats almost a decade
Thats not short lived

Westcoast pretty much died when pac died

 

[ISO]

Never

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

I would say when lil jon started to blow up.

 

[CourtesyFlush]

NYC losing mainstream dominance was a blessing in disguise. The NY sound was getting way too poppy for my taste. Now it's back to its innovative underground roots. And the underground scene is as alive and well as ever. I've been feasting.