Is The NY Hip Hop scene stable again?
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Cardi B is this year’s Desiigner who was the year before Young MA, who was the year before Bobby Shmurda.
NY rap as we know it is done.. the subject matter is redundant and the beats are garbage. The fans don’t help because they keep looking for a next Jay Z. -
NY held it down from 73-03.
What other region has a 30 year reign? -
NY held it down from 73-03.
What other region has a 30 year reign?
That's a negative. Y'all reign ended with the prevalence of gangster rap in L.A. When Pac died y'all entered a power struggle with the South. Due to Atlantas capacity to put out new artist every 2 weeks, y'all didnt regain control of the genre. So I give y'all 73-til maybe 90/91. -
Turfaholic wrote: »NY held it down from 73-03.
What other region has a 30 year reign?
That's a negative. Y'all reign ended with the prevalence of gangster rap in L.A. When Pac died y'all entered a power struggle with the South. Due to Atlantas capacity to put out new artist every 2 weeks, y'all didnt regain control of the genre. So I give y'all 73-til maybe 90/91.
NY ain't have a chokehold on the 90s? -
Turfaholic wrote: »NY held it down from 73-03.
What other region has a 30 year reign?
That's a negative. Y'all reign ended with the prevalence of gangster rap in L.A. When Pac died y'all entered a power struggle with the South. Due to Atlantas capacity to put out new artist every 2 weeks, y'all didnt regain control of the genre. So I give y'all 73-til maybe 90/91.
NY ain't have a chokehold on the 90s?
L.A. did too. NY reign was over once it was met with competition. -
Cadi b sounds like that fat ? from the movie fresh
I bust stupid moves! Sounding ? -
The future of NY music lmaoo
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Turfaholic wrote: »NY held it down from 73-03.
What other region has a 30 year reign?
That's a negative. Y'all reign ended with the prevalence of gangster rap in L.A. When Pac died y'all entered a power struggle with the South. Due to Atlantas capacity to put out new artist every 2 weeks, y'all didnt regain control of the genre. So I give y'all 73-til maybe 90/91.
We need that nosign button back.
I can make a list of all the hot ? from NYC up until 2005ish if you'd like. -
Turfaholic wrote: »Turfaholic wrote: »NY held it down from 73-03.
What other region has a 30 year reign?
That's a negative. Y'all reign ended with the prevalence of gangster rap in L.A. When Pac died y'all entered a power struggle with the South. Due to Atlantas capacity to put out new artist every 2 weeks, y'all didnt regain control of the genre. So I give y'all 73-til maybe 90/91.
NY ain't have a chokehold on the 90s?
L.A. did too. NY reign was over once it was met with competition.
? please -
Turfaholic wrote: »Turfaholic wrote: »NY held it down from 73-03.
What other region has a 30 year reign?
That's a negative. Y'all reign ended with the prevalence of gangster rap in L.A. When Pac died y'all entered a power struggle with the South. Due to Atlantas capacity to put out new artist every 2 weeks, y'all didnt regain control of the genre. So I give y'all 73-til maybe 90/91.
NY ain't have a chokehold on the 90s?
L.A. did too. NY reign was over once it was met with competition.
And Bad Boy sold 30 million records in 1997 so whats your point? -
Turfaholic wrote: »Turfaholic wrote: »NY held it down from 73-03.
What other region has a 30 year reign?
That's a negative. Y'all reign ended with the prevalence of gangster rap in L.A. When Pac died y'all entered a power struggle with the South. Due to Atlantas capacity to put out new artist every 2 weeks, y'all didnt regain control of the genre. So I give y'all 73-til maybe 90/91.
NY ain't have a chokehold on the 90s?
L.A. did too. NY reign was over once it was met with competition.
And Bad Boy sold 30 million records in 1997 so whats your point?
Y'all still didnt have a dominant grip on the culture. -
Plus Pac had everyone in your city shook
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Turfaholic wrote: »Turfaholic wrote: »Turfaholic wrote: »NY held it down from 73-03.
What other region has a 30 year reign?
That's a negative. Y'all reign ended with the prevalence of gangster rap in L.A. When Pac died y'all entered a power struggle with the South. Due to Atlantas capacity to put out new artist every 2 weeks, y'all didnt regain control of the genre. So I give y'all 73-til maybe 90/91.
NY ain't have a chokehold on the 90s?
L.A. did too. NY reign was over once it was met with competition.
And Bad Boy sold 30 million records in 1997 so whats your point?
Y'all still didnt have a dominant grip on the culture.
Where's that nosign button when you need it? -
Shortly after Pac died No Limit came through and took over. Followed by Cash Money. The West was quiet I admit. And the East was trying to keep up with the South.
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Asap mob, Carti, joey badass, A boogie amongst others proving that New York on some resurgence and not relying on a stable of older rappers to carry the torch
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I don’t really see any coast as particularly dominant right now. There’s dope albums coming from all over and that’s definitely including NY.
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NYC RAPPERS HAVE BECOME SINGLES DROPPERS, NOTHING MORE
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I don’t really see any coast as particularly dominant right now. There’s dope albums coming from all over and that’s definitely including NY.
Yup. Ferg my fav outta NY right now. -
I have not listened to anyone from that list. Only heard songs from Cardi and French. Remy and Pap are old and have not delivered with their careers. Oh I only know that Bad ? song from one of them Asap guys with Drake on it but that is old. So no. When they start making Reasonable Doubt, Illmatic, Ready to Die and the Infamous quality of music then @ me. Til then......Go That way >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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CURRENT LEADERS updated
1. DAMN 99pts
2. 4:44 89pts
3. Big Krit 79pts
4. Joey Badass 27pts
5. Rapsody 22pts
2Chainz, Rick Ross, & Wu tied at 15pts
^^ from the AOTY thread. Regionally all over the place. -
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The south was the last coast to hold the title. The Internet has ruined regional Dominance. That is a good thing and a bad thing.
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