**Spinoff** Things you thought you'd NEVER live to see in Hip-Hop or music in general.....
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LL being on a song called "Accidental Racist" smfh
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In the mainstream you have to have melodies in your music if you want a hit in today's climate.
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A Southern takeover.....
Lyrics becoming almost obsolete in the mainstream....
A president openly stating they ? with Hip-Hop (granted, he black, but still...)
Rock actually near death.....
And having great hip hop taste, not just naming random popular names to seem hip. If you've been paying attention Obama on separate occasions has named Jay Z, Nas, Kendrick, Talib Kweli and Mos Def. he chose cuts off Black on Both Sides and Train of Thought for a Spotify playlist last year and said Kendrick How Much a Dollar Cost was his favorite song off TPAB. The thought of those albums playing in the White House is crazy -
That cash money (young money) would not only be relevant, but have some of the biggest acts on hip hop. Who could have guessed that the label pumping out Choppa City and Young and Thuggin would one day be a major force in hip hop with a female rapper from new York and a child actor from toronto
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A white racist shady cracka Klansmen rapper outselling all the brown eyed ? rappers..
http://youtu.be/Fk2DAYHxf1o
http://youtu.be/swE-f1xjITM
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Im surprised by how much energy people put into music they "dont like". Its mostly an internet thing. Like common sense just dont fck with it then. It just looks sorry and lame. I didnt expect the late 80s hair styles and fashions to come back around.
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THE GHOSTWRITING ? BEING ACCEPTED
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E Beef/Twitter Fingers/Pop ? apologize/ I Was Hacked being accepted and or the norm.
Physical copies of music becoming irrelavant and places like CD shops being replaced by computers. -
The South taking over circa 2005
New York falling off circa 2005
People saying The West won the East/West beef
Autotune dominating the charts
The Death of the DJ
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So you ? thought the south was gon stay irrelevant for your entire lives?
The ? ?
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A Nas and Common Collaboration. GOAT
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sapp08_2001 wrote: »A Nas and Common Collaboration. GOAT
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Mainstream/radio rap music on its "feminine"/sing a long trajectory.
Rappers favoring social media over settling beefs on wax.
Female rappers as a whole still haven't gotten over the ? in the bucket mentality.
The feeling of buying a new album and physically opening it and looking at the liner notes is gone.
Relying more on my phone than dudes from around the way or older heads when it comes to getting put on to good music.
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A CO, a weed carrier, a ? and the leader of the eat a ? gang.....and except the weedman they all are gonna go down as rap legends to some.
Cant make this ? up -
Love and Hip Hop.
? terrible. So far the only ? to come out unscathed is Papoose. -
The South taking over circa 2005
New York falling off circa 2005
People saying The West won the East/West beef
Autotune dominating the charts
The Death of the DJ -
Sing along rappers gettin more play than actual ? with lyrics
Simping being accepted over being HOHS
R&b and rap basically becoming one -
Melody being more important than rapping
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JoHn_DougH81G wrote: »The South taking over circa 2005
New York falling off circa 2005
People saying The West won the East/West beef
Autotune dominating the charts
The Death of the DJ
Never thought I'd see the day when I'm getting cyber-bullied and called out online. -
This is probably already been said but for me it's ? ? being accepted. Aaron Mcgruder is a prophet lol
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Original_Skin wrote: »That cash money (young money) would not only be relevant, but have some of the biggest acts on hip hop. Who could have guessed that the label pumping out Choppa City and Young and Thuggin would one day be a major force in hip hop with a female rapper from new York and a child actor from toronto
Yeah, the transformation of cash money is crazy to think about
Birdman can be all the bad schit people say but I still salute him for leading a label from the slums of N.O. to the too of the industry -
I miss the sampling and scratching.
I realize that sampling can eat up production costs and reduce your bottom line, but its always been part of what makes Hip Hop what it is; Hip Hop.
Nowadays you got live instruments, which is cool, but thats not what Hip Hop is. -
videos being somewhere else other than a club, swimming pool or party atmosphere.
the focus on the artist and not the ass shaking to distract you from weak music -
Original_Skin wrote: »That cash money (young money) would not only be relevant, but have some of the biggest acts on hip hop. Who could have guessed that the label pumping out Choppa City and Young and Thuggin would one day be a major force in hip hop with a female rapper from new York and a child actor from toronto
Yeah, the transformation of cash money is crazy to think about
Birdman can be all the bad schit people say but I still salute him for leading a label from the slums of N.O. to the too of the industry
yeah man, they just kept evolving (for better or worse) and kept producing hits. It's pretty crazy. -
Shawn JAY-Z Carter wrote: »Shawn JAY-Z Carter wrote: »My girl dissing me on a whole album
control that ? u camel face looking ass ?
Look whos mad cause now the whole world knows his cac moms as Becky with the good hair
Never thought I'd see you give your heart to a woman.