Trap Music is getting Stale/wack

[mobbinfms]

You mean tired of rappers not prioritizing bars

No one wants to hear corny metaphors

there you go again with that weak deflection...seven days

 

[mobbinfms]

What I'm saying is that artist put an emphasis on delivery, flows, Adlibs, melody and quotables instead of trying to force some clever lines that through off the vibe of the song

Isn't a clever line going to result in a quotable though?
And quotables is a part of "bars" too

 

[mobbinfms]

You skipped over the keyboard era

I wish we all could have

 

[jadillac]

There has always been "microwave" rappers and there always will be

What I'm saying is that artist put an emphasis on delivery, flows, Adlibs, melody and quotables instead of trying to force some clever lines that through off the vibe of the song

Anybody can sit down and write double entendres, metaphors and multis but that's no their goal when making music

Oh ok, well name me some quoteables from Lil Uzi or Lil Yachty or whoever you like now, that ppl are gonna be repeating on message boards and twitter a year from now.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Microwave rappers in the past got clowned horrifically, nowadays it's accepted.

Even the microwave rappers around the time took offense to dudes shytting on them. To the point they actually tried to double up on their skills, even though the skills weren't up to par as to say a Nasir Jones, but can't knock the effort. These new gen rappers just don't get it and treating hip hop like it's a punch in, rather than a gamble.

But hey, folks are so quick to defend and welcome everything nowadays including 2pac slander, we may get an album where the rapper does sign language .

 

[semicko82]

I wish we all could have

Add the snap and pop era also

 

[Long Live The Kane]

shyt was never for Freds anyhow...y'all been crying bout the shyt since it's inception... it's staying power is incredible in the grand scheme of things when you really think about it...Trap or Die came out like 13 years ago..fast forward today and Mask Off is a huge hit...trap is on a historic run, put some respect on it's name nerds

 

[eastside313]

stick to what you know, which is memes

Says the guy with the woat tag

 

[8.TRES]

trap music never really changed in its existence, its just adapted to sound more modern - lyrically it's about the same and production wise too, so you're not going to get much variety

 

[Cynic]

I feel this song right here is a good example of trying to switch up a trap themed beat.



A perfect balance

Try this .... baile funk & trap





Zulu & trap

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Oh ok, well name me some quoteables from Lil Uzi or Lil Yachty or whoever you like now, that ppl are gonna be repeating on message boards and twitter a year from now.

aye

whoo whoo whoo

 

[jadillac]

These new gen rappers just don't get it and treating hip hop like it's a punch in, rather than a gamble.

I think that's the issue. They have no respect for the art. There used to be a balance of money/art.

All the greats were/are about their paper....but still had a respect for the craft. Of the new guys, J Cole and Kendrick "get it"....I even think Drake "gets it"....whether he's doing all the work or not. At least he understands that you can't just put out garbage.

And no matter how much dudes like Jay act like rap was just a hustle for him, he has respect and a love for the craft.

These new dudes don't have that. Mainly because the suits putting them on have no respect for the craft.

 

[Kingshango]

It feels like every song is the same....the beats are no longer innovative.

Where have you been since 2009?

 

[Shadow King]

NOW it's getting stale?

 

[Pit Bull]

Future still killing shyt and that's all that matters