The elephant in the room is that most new artists ain't really hitting like that and we got the streaming numbers to back it. It ain't just us old heads clinging to our Nastradamus bootlegs, industry wide people are pumping old music over new like never before. I'll bump some of the newer stuff, but I'm not about to be fake head nodding just to seem with it. Add to the fact that forums themselves are a flabby and sick sanctuary and it makes sense the booth is what it is.
Sometimes i think i'm too old to connect with the booth forum anymore...
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Help me get this stickiedthem lames dont even talk about new music from new artists like that
The Hip Hop Is Alive Thread: quality music and talented artists in this era
The Hip Hop Is Alive Thread This is a space where listeners young and old can put each other on to great music and talented artists in hip hop today. If it's conscious, music to smoke to, melodic, or whatever else, nothing is off limits in here I'll post newly released songs and albums...
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Flabby nikkas wanna mention they miss when hip hop was rapping
408 DarwinAny recs?
Newest artist I discovered last year was Fly Anakin
Haven't really found any other new people forreal. Not anybody with a full project at least
I'm ready for a new era of rappers but I don't know who could have next
It don't seem like lyricism and artistry are gonna be common in the era of tiktok and streaming numbers
Really miss that era of nipsey, krit, spitta, gibbs, tde, dreamville, and pro era all dropping heat
it's late 90's in that mf permanentlyThen i click on it see its still mostly threads about Jay-z and Tupac
oldheads on this site still going strong i see.
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Rap/Hip-hop in it's current state is not really worth getting excited about, except for the main superstars.
I appreciate seeing the stories of the past, cause I was too young to know what was really going on in hip-hop at the time outside of what 106 & Park and Access Granted showed me.
I appreciate seeing the stories of the past, cause I was too young to know what was really going on in hip-hop at the time outside of what 106 & Park and Access Granted showed me.
