We currently lack a new Tiffany Evans, Cherish, B5, and a Sammi to inspire the next generation

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I can't think of a single active artist that produces music like the ones listed in the OP. Music specifically for the youth.

Granted, when I talk about Sammi I'm referring to his "I like it" days, not his messy VS days. Same with Chris Brown, when he was a vibrant young man that loved to dance and sing. Same with a young Ciara during her 2step era.

I'll even give lil Romeo and lil Bow wow their props for putting out hits for the youth when they were kids.

I believe artists like these help shape a culture in young adults but I haven't heard of an artist active like the ones I listed?

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Safe artist aren't in with the mainstream today.
 

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The youth loves SZA and Brent. Hang it up flattops
 

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Tiffany Evans spoke out against some "spooky" activities in the industry and bowed out...

She has enough integrity to not promote thot behavior.


Kids have access to the internet more nowadays so they can listen to music easily versus 20 something yrs ago and parents can't do anything about the music.
 

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When I was a kid, I played Spice 1's Hits on my Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles boombox.


Only difference is that Spice talked about both sides of the streets.
Difference was he wasn’t incriminating himself. It was only 20 to 30 years removed from the civil right movement. We About 60 years deep and we celebrating murder.

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