Why are there no great second generation artists?

[daboywonder2002]

You mean to tell me that none of these artists (hip hop or r&b) can produce a star artist. Diggy and and Jaden are ok at best. Biggie, Easy, Snoop, Cube, Master P?? There's no reason we haven't had a legit father son album. And don't bring up Birdman and Wayne either.

 

[Yade]

Because they grew up rich and entitled
Plus none of them are better than there OGs

 

[daboywonder2002]

Because they grew up rich and entitled
Plus none of them are better than there OGs

What about r&b?

 

[ManBearPig]

Rap changes too much.

 

[010101]

when jaden gets focused*

 

[Yade]

What about r&b?

No ones listens to RnB breh

 

[Big Mel]

we're like 7 plus generations deep at this point, fam.

 

[xiceman191]

we're like 7 plus generations deep at this point, fam.

I believe he is talking more at father/son rappers rather than stages of rap.

 

[Big Mel]

I believe he is talking more at father/son rappers rather than stages of rap.

Ah, yes.


Sun God was dope.

 

[hayesc0]

Through history how often has this happened in music? Very rarely thread.

 

[Take It In Blood]

 

[Homer Simpson]

the culture will be diluted enough for these cornballs to be stars soon

 

[Taadow]

E-40 & Droop-E, though.

 

[GPBear]

A lot of artists are second generation, at least. Many come from musical families. Like Dilla and Madlib. Some of the most random “Lil” SoundCloud rappers give interviews where they’re like “yeah I’m related to so and so, they used to write songs for such and such”. Nardwuar’s king at finding those joints.

 

[desp]

Robb Banks is Shaggy's son He fell off tho