Who do we credit/blame for the 2:00 and under trend in rap? Chief Keep, Riff Riff, or Famous Dex?

Playaz Eyez

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Feel like these three were the first I can remember doing this consistently, and now it's pretty much a normal thing. Even Future had an under 2:00 track on his most recent album:gucci:








 
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Thought that came from mixtapes.
You would hear 1:37 of the most violent,rhythmic, hard hitting hip hop music and *chk* next song :stopitslime:
I'm really referring to mainstream radio and actual albums. Is that just an effect off the streaming era??
 
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I really started noticing it in 2017. When the snitch would make those songs keke and gunmo.

And they all were like 1:30-1:47. Luckily the real underground rappers doesn’t do it. So I barely notice.

It has to because these dudes have the attention spam of a mouse on meth. I noticed also on news articles have gotten real short. And they have how long the article is like *2 minute read* social media made us dumb.
 

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I was about to make a thread on this same subject matter, Shyt is gettin on my nerves
I like Pusha t's new album but a good bulk of the songs on that album are under 3:00

It's extremely seldom now we hear songs with three verses now

This trend needs to die FAST.
 

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Sosa change it up



his newest track 6 min long 4 verses
 
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