No one cares about the 90s anymore.

[SATAN]

Not "no one" but as far as nostalgia goes, I feel like the 90s revival has come and gone.

It's all about the 2000s/y2k now.

I imagine yall (including me too) stuck in the 90s heads must sound redundant to these people born in the 90s. And they're turning 30 in this decade. They have more realistic memories and experiences with the 2000s. They weren't really old enough to experience the 90s like that.

Look at how these kids be shytting on 90s legends in the booth.

They don't know who Nas or DMX is.

We old. It's a new time.

Just because the new generation are retards doesn't mean the 90's are irrelevant

 

[BuddahMAC]

It’s hard to pinpoint exactly what’s at the root of his electrifying play, but his newly-discovered taste in music might offer us some clues. Murray, who is just 23, has apparently arrived at the ’90s hip-hop portion of his musical education journey, thanks in part to Carmelo Anthony, who has introduced him to the many joys and wonders of old-school rap.

“Sometimes when I go back and if I’m getting a haircut, a lot of guys say, “[Car]melo [Anthony] likes to listen to a lot of the old music, most music,” he said. “And then, that kind of put me on where I’m like, ‘OK, let me go back and look at my collection, to all the music that I listen to.’”

He continued, “With all the players here, everybody is so different from each other [and] everybody listens to different stuff. It definitely brought my mind in terms of Method Man, I listen to Wu-Tang [Clan] and Method Man and they’re showing me tracks from Method Man that I didn’t even know. So, stuff like that where I can broaden my mind, broaden my listening to different rappers, different artists and just kind of get that feel. Like, I put on Raekwon the other day. I don’t even know Raekwon‘s album, but I know a couple songs on it are just fire.”

Jamal Murray Credits Carmelo Anthony For Getting Him Into Wu-Tang Clan

To paraphrase RZA, 'How can the 90s be dead if Wu-Tang is forever?''

 

[KamikazePilot]

Ole back in my day ass nikkas some of y’all only 30 and are already should I take your old asses to the nursing home already grandpas?

It’s a new time now a new era and y’all old nikkas finna have to deal with it.

I can live in any era I want with technology listen to any type of music watch any type of movie all with the click of a button.

It’s the new era the greatest era the healthiest era the least homicidal era where crack wasn’t flowing in the streets fukking nikkas up.

It’s our time now so put up or shut up geezers

 

[Dynamite James]

Ole back in my day ass nikkas some of y’all only 30 and are already should I take your old asses to the nursing home already grandpas?

It’s a new time now a new era and y’all old nikkas finna have to deal with it.

I can live in any era I want with technology listen to any type of music watch any type of movie all with the click of a button.

It’s the new era the greatest era the healthiest era the least homicidal era where crack wasn’t flowing in the streets fukking nikkas up.

It’s our time now so put up or shut up geezers

It’s great to live in the corona and trump era huh

 

[DamienWayne]

Once the kids start getting nostalgic over Danny Phantom is when I know I'm getting .

saw a video dude was taking about remembering growing up on avatar the last air bender. damn i was in college when that came out

 

[GASign]

I loved them 90's.


Music, tv shows, friends, etc...

 

[Biscayne]

It’s funny because I remember when Vh1 made “I love the 90s” in 2004 and I remember saying “already? It’s too soon!” Lol

Me too. I said the exact samething in 2004 when they dropped I loved the 90s. I was thinking “But 1999 was only 5yrs ago.”

They should’ve dropped I Love The 90s in 2010.

 

[Kenny West]

Yall nikkas must legit be baseheads or something talking like folks fall off a cliff and die @ 30.

The nostalgia not gonna hit the same when you trying to reminisce on trash. Nobody honoring back in the day talk from teenagers about doing the soulja boy and using mommy's money to give to streamers. Yall lil weird nikkas gotta hold that L forever. You born in the era where everything had begun being b*stardized creatively.

The difference is the narrative today that its ok for people not to listen to classics and to be ignorant dikkheads calling every artist they listen to GOAT. I was too young for the prime of Mike Jackson, frankie beverly and maze, sade, teddy P etc. I still grew up listening to all that shyt snd understood the levels to artistry.

These lil nikkas just thirsty to have something to beat their chest on, im just sad oldheads fell for that bullshyt Like 80's rap fans didn't die off when pac, cube, nas & jay were getting put at the top of the genre. The torches was just passed



Yall keep on getting mindfukked by these lil pillheads if you wanna

 

[DetroitEWarren]

It's over let it go.

You old brehs sound like Dutch Van Der Linde obsessing over a time that's passed. It's a new era

"They don't want foke like us no more" head ass nikkas


@HiiiPower
@Dorian Breh

Bro wtf

 

[bl2k8]

people wish it would go back to the days of Yup In My White Tee

Mid 2000’s will NEVER be nostalgic like other eras. I’m still young enough to realize this

 

[Kenny West]

Every song is a re hash of a remix at this point

Disturbing number of hit rap songs these past 2 years are just rehashing 90s rap songs, so shamelessly to the point where nikkas just letting the sample play for the hook and adlibbing to it some of the laziest, creatively bankrupt shyt I ever heard in my life


Anybody born in 99+ gotta stfu with that nostalgia talk. shyt is only an illogical emotion for yall, every other generation with a frame of reference can see the falloff as an objective reality.

 

[BrownBunny]

Culture has been stagnant for a while now

I disagree. I think the 2000s and 2010s are distinctive from each other and those distinctions will grow clearer with time. As far as the 2020s, it takes a few years for a decade to get a since of self. The first few years of the 90s feel likes leftovers from the 80s, 80s from 70s, 70s from 60s, etc.

 

[Mtt]

Not "no one" but as far as nostalgia goes, I feel like the 90s revival has come and gone.

It's all about the 2000s/y2k now.

I imagine yall (including me too) stuck in the 90s heads must sound redundant to these people born in the 90s. And they're turning 30 in this decade. They have more realistic memories and experiences with the 2000s. They weren't really old enough to experience the 90s like that.

Look at how these kids be shytting on 90s legends in the booth.

They don't know who Nas or DMX is.

We old. It's a new time.

Sad part is rap and hipmhip hop is only 50ish years old and history to many is forgotten. 70' to 80's hip hip culture.grafiti ,dj, breakdancing,rap,etc is only few today's age could less. If

Not "no one" but as far as nostalgia goes, I feel like the 90s revival has come and gone.

It's all about the 2000s/y2k now.

I imagine yall (including me too) stuck in the 90s heads must sound redundant to these people born in the 90s. And they're turning 30 in this decade. They have more realistic memories and experiences with the 2000s. They weren't really old enough to experience the 90s like that.

Look at how these kids be shytting on 90s legends in the booth.

They don't know who Nas or DMX is.

We old. It's a new time.

Sad hip hop culture graffiti, breakdancing,dj,rapping,etc is only around less than 50ish years old and only few younger folks even older shows no regard to 1970's and 80's era or preservation of that era



Till this day, many in my opinion, black folks
believe techno and house music white folks or european music is white people music just cause it's not played in urban radio.

 

[Mtt]

Not "no one" but as far as nostalgia goes, I feel like the 90s revival has come and gone.

It's all about the 2000s/y2k now.

I imagine yall (including me too) stuck in the 90s heads must sound redundant to these people born in the 90s. And they're turning 30 in this decade. They have more realistic memories and experiences with the 2000s. They weren't really old enough to experience the 90s like that.

Look at how these kids be shytting on 90s legends in the booth.

They don't know who Nas or DMX is.

We old. It's a new time.

Sad part is rap and hipmhip hop is only 50ish years old and history to many is forgotten. 70' to 80's hip hip culture.grafiti ,dj, breakdancing,rap,etc is only few today's age could less. If

Not "no one" but as far as nostalgia goes, I feel like the 90s revival has come and gone.

It's all about the 2000s/y2k now.

I imagine yall (including me too) stuck in the 90s heads must sound redundant to these people born in the 90s. And they're turning 30 in this decade. They have more realistic memories and experiences with the 2000s. They weren't really old enough to experience the 90s like that.

Look at how these kids be shytting on 90s legends in the booth.

They don't know who Nas or DMX is.

We old. It's a new time.

Sad hip hop culture graffiti, breakdancing,dj,rapping,etc is only around less than 50ish years old and only few younger folks even older shows no regard to 1970's and 80's era or preservation of that era



Till this day, many in my opinion, black folks
believe techno and house music white folks or european music is white people music just cause it's not played in urban radio.

You got folks that don't vote but manage to complain as if their voices will be heard. Every generation has their own set of ego's and greatness as well.

We now live in a microwave information mentality hence why rap artists come and go quickly fans get bored quicker

 

[MenacingMonk]

I disagree. I think the 2000s and 2010s are distinctive from each other and those distinctions will grow clearer with time. As far as the 2020s, it takes a few years for a decade to get a since of self. The first few years of the 90s feel likes leftovers from the 80s, 80s from 70s, 70s from 60s, etc.

The 2010s feel like a remix version of the 2000s.