There are no Gen Z rap super stars

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Its actually the best time to get back into Jazz. If Gen Z was smart they would switch to that lane.

Let rap die or let cacs have it, its dumb, degenerate, and destructive.
Playing jazz takes 10+ years of extreme dedication just to sound passable. The generation that decided to rap below the level of even the earliest days of the genre (the nursery rhyme days of the very early 80s) is pointed in the wrong direction for that.
 

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None are making the music required to be superstars.

These Kids aren't making a "Luther" or "Hotline Bling" etc, neither do I think they are interested in that.
if they fluke a hit its for the moment and it doesn't stick for long.

As long as they can eat and make a lil change off this shyt they are good, to most of the young Brehs/Girls this is just a hustle to them
If they could get it another way they would, a lot really just want to leverage their celeb off rap to do something else.
 

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They keep saying rap is a young man’s game. Lol this shyt about to be old head rock n roll status within the next generation :francis:
Gotdamn if this isn’t an accurate analogy :wow:




These nikkas suck… it’s that simple. There is no actual talent.

New bums even turning producing into some AI bullshyt.. lazy, no talent, now we gonna have some mid shyt.:yeshrug:




But I mean… where else could the culture really go after that? Yall get any nikka thats different, or bringing a different style out the paint.

There’s no creativity… Bad Bunny is out here actually whipping these dudes asses…


But it don’t matter, rap was just a quick flip for a lot of these dudes. Now everyone want to be streamers. So there’s no nikkas out here with actual artistic talent.


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Rap is a quick hustle for Gen Z. They all want the “cardi b” route.

Release one acclaimed album then finesse it into other things because they don’t love Hip Hop or rapping in the first place.

Cardi B has been coasting off an album released almost a DECADE ago
 
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Y’all gotta stop bringing up that xxx guy in these conversations. I’ve literally never heard any of his songs anywhere when he was alive. And he was only trending when he got beat up for talking shyt or when he abused his girlfriend.

Dude was a total crashout and nothing about him or his music had mainstream appeal. He would have been Lil Durk status at best, not a superstar.
 

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Y’all gotta stop bringing up that xxx guy in these conversations. I’ve literally never heard any of his songs anywhere when he was alive. And he was only trending when he got beat up for talking shyt or when he abused his girlfriend.

Dude was a total crashout and nothing about him or his music had mainstream appeal. He would have been Lil Durk status at best, not a superstar.
All my lil cousins and their friends (high school at that time) were fukking with XXX and Juiceworld HEAVY before they died. I'm thinking others did too
 

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Perfect storm.

- some aren't interested in being stars, just momentary clout
- fast food music for fast food consumers = the "artist" life cycle is now maybe what...6 months?



etc. etc.
These two are definitely the answers.

The fans of Gen Z artists would naturally be Gen Z also.

The problem with that is Gen Z goes through new music VERY fast.

Faster than an artist can put out more hits.

Every other day, a new song goes viral on Tik Tok...

Then a couple of weeks later, it's completely forgotten.

Current artists can't really get a foothold.

Also, a lot of the GenZ with superstar energy and charisma go into streaming instead.
 
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