What's the most disappointing thing that has ever happened in hip hop for you?

Long Live The Kane

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I was never able to get into Run The Jewels. Killer Mike at one point was one of my favorite rappers. I checked for his solos, but as much as I tried to get into El P's music, I just couldn't. I tried getting into the Run The Jewels stuff, but just couldn't.

RAP Music was dope as fukk, wanted like hell to love RTJ projects but I couldn’t get it to click for me...which would’ve ok had he not cease to make solo albums...just feels like his OG fans got robbed of what would’ve been an epic run
 

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Be easy was dope thou


Yeah it was cool.

Didnt slap in the club

I took chase da cat to clubs and had DJ’s spin it and it went off everytime.

Be easy was too slow and non-clubby. Shoulda been the 2nd or 3rd single

And I shouldnt have wore an old uncle Harvey suit in the video. I dont wear suits in real life. Im a young fun club nikka talkin about girls, partying and having a good time. Makes no sense to not drop a club joint as my introduction to the world

I wasnt vocal enough about these decisions and its 100 my fault for being a p*ssy and not speaking up.
 
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Because in 2010 they had several reference tracks done and were all in a label situation where it could happen.

Ras literally left the group over Bis releasing an old song where he defended himself against Royce.
That was more recent then ten years ago. :patrice:

But even if not bruh that shyt was never meant to be. And it would have been way too late too.

Funny story, I remember back in 99 I believe on a message chat on aol, this dude was on there saying how he knew Bis and priest and said he would bet his life savings that the project would never happen. He could have been lying but he was right. :jbhmm:
 

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That was more recent then ten years ago. :patrice:

But even if not bruh that shyt was never meant to be. And it would have been way too late too.

Funny story, I remember back in 99 I believe on a message chat on aol, this dude was on there saying how he knew Bis and priest and said he would bet his life savings that the project would never happen. He could have been lying but he was right. :jbhmm:
When Kurupt was on Antra, Canibus was on universal, and Ras Kass was having issues with Priority...etc

When HRSM dropped impossible...it was really going to happen
 

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The overall de-evolution of hip-hop.
We allowed the majors label to buy in and dictate our cultural expression and we comply because we want the brass ring they promise.
Hip-hop used to be sonically creative, diverse, unifying and uplifting. It was also rebellious, challenging, and grassroots.
Hip-hop has never been some Sesame Street shyt. There has always been beef, drugs, violence, and street players involved, but it never tainted the art until recently.
Now all of the music literally sounds the same and the rappers proudly display the worst of Black culture for the world to see and gleefully promote the things put here to destroy us to our youth.
Our young queens devalue and sexually exploit themselves.
Our young kings fall prey to drugs and promote addiction.
They continue to glorify criminality and promote the the cycle of violence and death.
Rappers are the new minstrels based on cac stereotypes of Black people.

Even though this is my opinion, I'm spitting facts that can easily be supported and can debunk any argument otherwise.
It's so blatant, that a lot of us recognize it and call it as such. But a lot of us are still in denial.
This has nothing to do with age, musical taste, or generation gaps. It's simply recognizing the larger picture.
Cacs flipped hip-hop and have turned it into one the most potent weapons against us.
It's psychological warfare without question.



TL;DR - We let cacs in and pay us to c00n. They nipped the nation building element of hip-hop in the bud.
 
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DMX fallin off after The Great Depression/Grand Champ :to:

50 turnin pop after The Massacre, hated all those singles for the hoz too man :trash:

Dipset splittin up, knew it was gonna happen as soon as I seen Cam runnin away when Jimmy was gettin his ass beat at the Rucker :to:

Roc-A-Fella split up as well... we lost the hood jay and got euro jay in return :mjpls::to:

Drake havin ghostwriters really fukked up the game too :to:
 
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