ajnapoleon
Veteran
What happened to this ....
We not even the face of it anymore
Sure you have a few but ...
Add on make it official
We lost our R&B .......its gone....damn
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What happened to this ....
We not even the face of it anymore
Sure you have a few but ...
Add on make it official
ajnapoleon
Veteran
Did we let them take it or did they Debo us out of it?
HandyWithTheSteel
Superstar
Autotune in the mid 2000s officially put R&B 6 feet under.
Then that electronic pop garbage took over.
Mainstream R&B was already going downhill before that, just like mainstream hip hop was dying.
Then that electronic pop garbage took over.
Mainstream R&B was already going downhill before that, just like mainstream hip hop was dying.
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the fairytale is damn near dead
that sweet shyte don't sound right when folks is living the opposite
no time for romance in these concrete jungles
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that sweet shyte don't sound right when folks is living the opposite
no time for romance in these concrete jungles
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@ you thinking shyt was sweet in any other era
reminder crime rate is lower and less narcotics are being moved.
The God Poster
LWO representa
What happened to this ....
We not even the face of it anymore
Sure you have a few but ...
Add on make it official
Like others will tell you it's good R&B out there if you search . The issue I feel is on the mainstream level & the "others" who have been let in.
Oh & Altho some are good why every female sound like Summer Walker
I done came across about 4 different new singers who all sound the same from voice to production to song writing
@dora_da_destroyer @ThiefyPoo y'all noticed this?
In this week's Billboard Hot100, 43 songs are by black people.
The Hot 100 Chart | Billboard
That's 43% of all songs.
Black people are 12.7% of the population in the USA.
Therefore black artists are disproportionatly over represented in the music industry in the USA.
The Hot 100 Chart | Billboard
That's 43% of all songs.
Black people are 12.7% of the population in the USA.
Therefore black artists are disproportionatly over represented in the music industry in the USA.
Problematic Pat
Superstar
Music shapes the narrative in reality not the other way around.
You don't hear real rnb songs being broken on the radio anymore like back in the 90s because Clear Channel AND Radio One aren't playing that shyt at all.
Thread title is like a bat signal to a nikka like @CrimsonTider
