What year did the shift begin to the current era of Hiphop?

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This from 2011 and is literally every song today, you could honestly say it started then.

2012 when future got hot.
Gucci Mane started his comeback and picked up the artist who would be in the next coming years. The title is when did it start. Metro boomin started getting hot and the trap producers started getting hot, etc.

Nothing sounds like this listen to that beat

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But music doesn’t sound like this anymore.

future doesn’t sound like he did I’m 2012. The sound of rap changed in 2015-2016
It's still called trap music though. :yeshrug: and has way more in common than the previous shift in trap.


I see op mentioning SoundCloud rappers, who are they? Biggest rappers is future and them.

Nothing sounds like this listen to that beat

:heh:
Don't mean the beat. I mean the autotune singing and subject matter.
 

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This is basically every song now. And it’s from 2012. Obviously the beat sounds older but it’s basically all the same since then. Once the autocrooners got ahold of the Lex Luger style of production it was a wrap. There’s no other era of hip hop where everything sounded the same for so long.
 

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It's still called trap music though. :yeshrug: and has way more in common than the previous shift in trap.


I see op mentioning SoundCloud rappers, who are they? Biggest rappers is future and them.


Don't mean the beat. I mean the autotune singing and subject matter.
The production matters for the era and even the way them dudes back then drowned themselves with autotune
 

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Wayne ascension changed everything

I guess 2006-2008
 

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Basically that stretch where Migos, Future and Thug really started to break through on a national level. No Label 2 to that run future had from Monster to DS2.

Tha tour vol 1 is included in this too
 

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The production matters for the era and even the way them dudes back then drowned themselves with autotune
Yeah i agree the shyt had evolved, but i think that's still where it started. Before that autotune was on that t pain or kanye shyt, and nobody does that. Plus you had nikkas was failing miserably tryna kill it.
But this 2012.


Future still makes this kinda shyt. And if we're being real not all the production from them sounded the same, people just generalized the shyt.
 

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This is basically every song now. And it’s from 2012. Obviously the beat sounds older but it’s basically all the same since then. Once the autocrooners got ahold of the Lex Luger style of production it was a wrap. There’s no other era of hip hop where everything sounded the same for so long.

This one of my favorite Future songs :mjcry:
 

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Curious as to what is considered the current sound. Never was into trap, but I like what the younger rappers are doing right now which def ain't trap sonically(though they still rappin about it) As an old head, I'm happy to see it. Would rather hear what Polo G or NBA Young boy got than Drake or Future
 
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