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96 for me.
Yeah you could say hip hops been dead in the mainstream since 96..I was just talking about good albums that came out in 98..Rawkus was trying to bring back real hip hop for a while
96 for me.
Fukk outta here stupid
Drill music brought the hunger games to hiphop
1996 was the last great year in rap.

Personally for me, rap has been getting boring because of the recent trends. Rappers spittin like they're on lean. Using boring trap beats with the annoying electronic hi-hat flourishes. Also, major record studios constantly push similar sounds so it's a race to the bottom. It happens in pop music too, which is why a lot of pop music either sounds like an Avicii reject or Chic circa 1979 reject.
The problem isn't necessarily the rapping for me, it's the production. We need producers who dream of doing stuff that's never been heard before. Beats, sounds that are obscure but are clear bangers. We need dreamers, not followers. Otherwise, hip hop will go the way of rock music and us black folk haven't invented a new genre to escape a future bad hip hop trajectory.

lets move on" . fukk no.. but because people actively participated to preserve it and protect it. if youre not willing to do that, you genuinely don't care.Yeah you could say hip hops been dead in the mainstream since 96..I was just talking about good albums that came out in 98..Rawkus was trying to bring back real hip hop for a while
i'm just trolling.
i'm just trolling.
i always disagree with the hip hop is dead statement.
mainstream music never loved us, there's tons of artists making indie music who don't recieve their dues. anything of value is worth going after, same with music, you don't got to accept what we're force fed
nikkas love to complain about hip hop is dead but I drop s real hip hop album and nobody's copping it..if you want that real hip hop than cop my shyt..drop a few bucks..I do this hip hop shyt for fun..support it
Nah b@Exile Drew the reason why music stores are closing because the consumer don't go out and buy cd's anymore when we start supporting stores then we will get the hot shyt back into the forefront.
Nah b
You got to think ahead, certain things can't/ain't meant to be saved.
Record stores? That can go for all genres man. iTunes has shyt on lock, a lot of people just buy digital versions. If we supported "real" music even digitally it'd have the same effect you want.