Why does this site pretend like Millennials didn’t kill R&B(Male Specifically)

[CrimsonTider]

First you can discuss rnb like you can rap

And 2nd weekend, Frank ocean, Miguel, pnd all where stars.

Who is arguing your first point?

and you just named artist that debut over a decade ago. That’s not a lot of stars for a music genre

 

[TEH]

Lucky Daye

 

[Ineedmoney504]

Who is arguing your first point?

and you just named artist that debut over a decade ago. That’s not a lot of stars for a music genre

I mean you “can’t” discuss rnb like you can rap. Not enough beef or story lines. You listen to the music, love it and keep it pushing.

Yea that was the millennials blew those artist, shyt we was mid to late 20s during that.

The next gen was suppose to blow someone up

 

[Ol’Otis]

 

[CrimsonTider]

Lucky Daye

Good artist but not a star at all.

Doesn’t have a single song that did something on the charts.

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Lucky Daye

Dude has lowkey held it down for awhile. I guess people will catch up eventually

 

[Ol’Otis]

The decline of R&B parallels the listening habits and taste of millennials. The labeled supplied what Millennials demanded (Rap music) which minimized the resources put into R&B

Sohh, AHH Boxden etc were all sites filled with Millennials discussing rap music heavily. Not R&B

Millennials preferring rap music is how we got here

“R&B is too vulgar”
“R&B is missing soul”

R&B is an afterthought

 

[CrimsonTider]

I mean you “can’t” discuss rnb like you can rap. Not enough beef or story lines. You listen to the music, love it and keep it pushing.

Yea that was the millennials blew those artist, shyt we was mid to late 20s during that.

The next gen was suppose to blow someone up

You’re talking about a handful of artist for an entire decade

I do agree R&B artist don’t give the same content as rappers do for debates and just general discussion