This how the Billboard charts looked back in 1993
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2manyFCKNrappers
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just reminded me when i was a kid that my favorite record on the radio was
i couldn't wait for this shyt to come on
i couldn't wait for this shyt to come on
Music nowadays is PURE shyt
the only classic to drop in the present time is John Legend - All Of Me
the quality of that track matches the 90s levels of greatness
everything else sucks
if you know music as well as me, you will agree
if you disagree, ur an idiot
the only classic to drop in the present time is John Legend - All Of Me
the quality of that track matches the 90s levels of greatness
everything else sucks
if you know music as well as me, you will agree
if you disagree, ur an idiot
WheresWallace
Superstar
White people are like Shang Tsung(Mortal Kombat)...they just completely take your identity and use it like its their own...:ill:
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up in here
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I have no doubt that for the kids today that the music of today will be "classic" to them and also I'm sure out parents hated our music in the 90s, but looking at that list the thing that stands out most to me is how many Black artists held the top spots compared with today. That shyt really stands out
Maybe. but it was so much easier to find everything. There was so much more balance, and in so many ways it seemed like everyone got equal push. Remember, Com Sense made I Used to Love H.E.R. in '94.
music's just not as important as it used to be
fukkin around on the internet is the biggest source of entertainment these days
fukkin around on the internet is the biggest source of entertainment these days
I don't feel this way at all. I remember my parents liking a lot of what was on the radio. There was a lot of classic music in the 80s and 90s. At the same time, even as a kid I thought the 70s was just outstanding musically. There is some good stuff today, but not much that will go down as memorable. A lot of that is how artist used to have to make music. You still have some good artists today, but man there is a lot of fluff. Even a lot of the fluff in the 80s and 90s was groups that had to at least harmonize or were former background singers that finally got their shine. None of that is cool these days. Plus rappers and DJs run a lot of the black music rather than the days of actual composers, musicians.
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If "Hold on we're going home" by Drake was accepted by nikkas why would these better songs get shytted on?
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You're exactly right. At some point they stopped catering urban music to grownups. The crazy thing is that the r&b radio stations for adults get better ratings than hip hop radio stations.
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Looking at this..what the fukk ever happened to Lo-Key? They had like two hits and were gone without a trace like they never existed.
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Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
speak for yourself breh.
also keep in mind, that our parents' generation didnt grow up on hip-hop. at best, they got exposed to it in college/high school.
Informer was the OG Stop Snitching track before the stupid shirts.
Hate on Gerardo all you want, Rico Suave basically kept the lights on at Interscope til Death Row and Nine Inch Nails got there
nah dont get it twisted.
rico suave was my chit!!!!
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
thats how it be happenin.
people used to come out with some of the hottest chit, then dissappear into thin air.
i remember trina & keyshia cole brought that hook back a few years ago.
