The Downfall of HipHop began when...

when did the downfall of hiphop begin?

  • When Will Smith won a grammy

    Votes: 1 0.5%
  • When Kanye became popular

    Votes: 11 5.1%
  • When Master P & No Limit took the rap game over

    Votes: 23 10.7%
  • When Biggie died

    Votes: 7 3.3%
  • When LL bragged about going double platinum

    Votes: 1 0.5%
  • When Tupac died

    Votes: 30 14.0%
  • When Mackelmore won rap album of the year

    Votes: 13 6.0%
  • When Run-Dmc made "Walk This Way"

    Votes: 3 1.4%
  • When Drake became popular

    Votes: 9 4.2%
  • When Laffy Taffy became a hit

    Votes: 58 27.0%
  • When "Gangsta Rap" became popular

    Votes: 16 7.4%
  • When Vanilla Ice blew up

    Votes: 5 2.3%
  • When Nas dropped HHID

    Votes: 6 2.8%
  • other

    Votes: 32 14.9%

  • Total voters
    215
  • Poll closed .

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When Life After Death was released and became a tremendous success. That signaled the end of the regional sound. An emcee as talented as BIG could make an album that attempted to satisfy every demographic work, then everyone tried to copy it and things went to shyt.
 

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The downfall of mainstream Hiphop occurred when Kanye West replaced hypnotic break beats with soul samples. But who cares really? Hiphop will live on whether radio fukks with it or not.
 
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African Peasant said:
When the first target of rappers became teens, females and clubs.

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Those were the primary 'targets' since 1976, when 'rapping' began, in the.........



You dudes stay saying stupid shyt exposing how little you know.

Hip hop is fine.​
 
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THIS IS A "ALL IN YO FEELINGS THREAD" about what you ASSUME to be the downfall of hip hop based on EMOTIONAL REACTIONS to artists y'all PERSONALLY don't like

STOP DAT:beli:

NOT ONE RAPPER nor ONE REGION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SO CALLED DOWNFALL OF HIP HOP

THE BUSINESS MODEL SIMPLY CHANGED

AND YOU EITHER CHANGE WITH IT

OR GET CHANGED BY IT:usure:

BECAUSE SORRY TO BREAK THE TRUTH TO YOU....

BUT HIP HOP HAS ALWAYS BEEN CORPORATE

IT HASNT BEEN PURE SINCE IT LEFT THE PARKS OF THE BX :mjcry:

THE FIRST RAP RECORDS AND LABEL (SUGAR HILL) was being bankrolled by corporate THUGS like MORRIS LEVY and IRVING AZOFF.....

:manny:

HIP HOP is still relevant .....unlike Go GO

it's just the HIP HOP u don't like nor accustomed to

I don't either but it is what it is

besides I'M OLD it's not meant for me
 

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Who cares.

By all Yall logic on this site. If u knew you were going to blow. It's best to be labeled as POP since teens and females are the target demo. Hip hop puts u in box and limits you and you don't buy albums anyway. Ain't looking to buy 60% of my first week numbers . Lol.

Leave hip hop for the wannabe trapstars.
 

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what you mean

shyt changed according to the market. If you don't like the current music, blame the kids and females in the clubs who ate that shyt up
04-06 when the snap & ringtone shyt took off is when it started to change mainstream-wise, imo, since there wasn't as much diversity. There was legit something for everyone, but when the south took over, everywhere else started to stagnate cuz of club culture & marketability. the artists you consider "pure hip-hop" are still out here, they just don't get the shine. fans are to blame
 
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