OPINION Old school hip hop is trash
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dodge
Brooklyn Bred
Man I don’t care how old you are…when Hip Hop Hooray by Naughty By Nature comes on…EVERYBODY bops to that shit..
That’s what defines a classic. Maybe you don’t like the Gangsta rap era in the mid 90’s but have you ever listened to:
The Chronic
Doggystyle (by Snoop)
Midnight Marauders
19 Naughty 3
Return Of The Boom Bap
Mama Said Knock You Out (the album)
Death Certificate
Dead Serious (Das Efx)
That’s what defines a classic. Maybe you don’t like the Gangsta rap era in the mid 90’s but have you ever listened to:
The Chronic
Doggystyle (by Snoop)
Midnight Marauders
19 Naughty 3
Return Of The Boom Bap
Mama Said Knock You Out (the album)
Death Certificate
Dead Serious (Das Efx)
Natural Born Sinners
Active Member
We can't expect these young kids to fuck w our music like we do. Some will some won't. There's too many factors too consider. If the 1st rap song u heard was by XXXtencion, then THATS hip hop to you. Going back to some Redman or wu tang might not be their thing. Also depends who is around. My stepson 17. He plays me new music from now and I play him old school shit. I like some of his n he likes some of the shit I play em...
dodge
Brooklyn Bred
I like new generation to a degree. Sonically I like the instrumentals of this generation but it definitely doesn’t have the longevity of 90-00’s music…the music today is like fast food
CeLLar-DooR
OG
Lmao niggas been callin' for more youngns. This what they give you
Playmaker88
G Money is Cash
22 huh...
Playmaker88
G Money is Cash
Natural Born Sinners
Active Member
I get what u saying. It might not have the longevity to US. But these youngins making childhood memories to these songs. They gon be bumping this shit 10-12 years from now n reminiscing just like we do bout our generations music. Imagine a 16 year old riding in their 1st car and playin Migos.
Or a 14 year old freshman bumping Kodak on his first day of high school. That music will stay w them memories
dodge
Brooklyn Bred
I agree they’ll be bumping it 10 years from now due to childhood nostalgia. But when I say longevity, how much of an influence do you think these songs will have on music 20 years from now?
Like I said when I mentioned Hip Hop Hooray….people of every age group knows and jams to that song.
Hip Hop was criticized back then because it was controversial, but the lyricism and content is what made it so special. I can see Migos and maybe a few others being remembered but the vast majority? Maybe it’s just me..
There's certain artists and hip hop that will always cross generational lines...and there's some that will only be understood by the generation that was young while it was at the top. Take the way people were waxing nostalgic about Dipset before that Verzuz battle. Unless you were around 02-06 when they were at their peak it's hard as hell to explain why the same generation that now swears lyrical ability is no longer a requirement to be a rapper also hold niggas who spit the bars Juelz, Jim and Cam spit on some of those songs.
So some shit that dropped 15 years ago probably won't hit the same. Same as we can appreciate the r&b alot of our parents grew up on but you aint about to tell me that if you feeling nostalgic you gonna throw on The Deele over Jodeci if you're in the mood for some r&b.
So some shit that dropped 15 years ago probably won't hit the same. Same as we can appreciate the r&b alot of our parents grew up on but you aint about to tell me that if you feeling nostalgic you gonna throw on The Deele over Jodeci if you're in the mood for some r&b.
Stomp Johnson
Smooth.
Put us on Young G. I'd like to know what kind of current hip hop you're jammin at the moment.
Post them links.
Post them links.
Natural Born Sinners
Active Member
I can think of one way today's music will be influential in the future. The youngins listening to today's music, who will rap or sing in the future will go back n sample what they grew up bumping. Same thing our generation and the generation before ours did. A 10 year old today bumping lil uzi, could easily be a 25 year old rapper in 15 years and sample his shit. Happened before, will happen again. Then that generation will hear that sample and so forth n so forth. Luke had the perfect song about this "old school"
Natural Born Sinners
Active Member
There's a way to understand these young niggas without being the old nigga in the club. I don't expect a 16 year old kid to like the same music I do...that's a crazy expectation to have.
Bobjones
Active Member
I don't buy the younger gen not feeling the Golden age across the board. Those so easily tossing it aside aren't putting the effort in and they probably not putting the effort in becuz there's already so much coming out that's current. If they dig deep enough they'll find a lot to like. I'll stand by that.
If it's not the cold and grimy east coast style there's upbeat west coast and soulful down south. There's too much variation in beat selection, lyricism and flow to genuinely say u can't appreciate that era. U don't just start and stop with the legends of that time (Nas, Pac, Biggie etc).
I'm gonna give younger gens the benefit of doubt and say it's ignorance more than anything.
If it's not the cold and grimy east coast style there's upbeat west coast and soulful down south. There's too much variation in beat selection, lyricism and flow to genuinely say u can't appreciate that era. U don't just start and stop with the legends of that time (Nas, Pac, Biggie etc).
I'm gonna give younger gens the benefit of doubt and say it's ignorance more than anything.
AZTG
OG
Thread should have been closed after this
Asking kids to listen to Blueprint 1 today is the equivalent to asking kids in 2001 to listen to kurtis blow
all these old niggas mad at homie and calling him a fake account lol
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dodge
Brooklyn Bred
Lol you really said Kurtis Blow