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Haa..I threw that shit before I walked in tha ROOM
This been tha case since music existed...tha mainstream’s sole purpose is money...it’s never been about tha quality of music and that’s across every genre of music
Unpopular Opinion Thread: Music
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This been tha case since music existed...tha mainstream’s sole purpose is money...it’s never been about tha quality of music and that’s across every genre of music
In the case of hip hop the margin between underground and mainstream was thin. Shook Ones and Skee Lo’s I Wish can be played back to back on the radio back in the day. Now it’s gotta be 20 I Wishes, no more Shook Ones.
Dru Hill>>>Jodeci
Playmaker88
My style is impetuous.. My defense is impregnable
Not a stretch Hammer was a mega star
IceManKamReturns
Beam me up
Slum Village pretty lackluster when you put them next to the other contemporary groups around that time
Rubato
it only matters to us
Damn I came in here to make a similar comment about Pop Smoke music but turns out I already said it lol
400Degreez
Tees, Rees & Bauds
Listened to Playboy Carti for the first time. Checked out Magnolia on YouTube.
Super trash.
Can't say I ain't try.
This is the dude they hype up online. Fans are dumb.
Super trash.
Can't say I ain't try.
This is the dude they hype up online. Fans are dumb.
Hip Hop was better in the 80s. Not necessarily the music, but the genre itself was fresh and new.
There were only a handful of albums in the first half of the 80s. It was more of a singles game. You'd release a 12" single and 6 months later you'd release another single. Sometimes there would be a song on the b-side.
Towards the second half of the 80s rap albums and rap videos became more common.
Nowadays the market is overcrowded and truthfully it's been overcrowded for about 20 years now. Back in the 80s it was considered a big deal if somebody came out with a new rap album. And it didn't matter who it was, or if the album was any good, just the fact that it was a rap album was a big deal.
Now, a big name artist can drop an album and you might not even check for it because there's so much other stuff to listen to.
There were only a handful of albums in the first half of the 80s. It was more of a singles game. You'd release a 12" single and 6 months later you'd release another single. Sometimes there would be a song on the b-side.
Towards the second half of the 80s rap albums and rap videos became more common.
Nowadays the market is overcrowded and truthfully it's been overcrowded for about 20 years now. Back in the 80s it was considered a big deal if somebody came out with a new rap album. And it didn't matter who it was, or if the album was any good, just the fact that it was a rap album was a big deal.
Now, a big name artist can drop an album and you might not even check for it because there's so much other stuff to listen to.
I could not care less about the battle rap scene
GOAT
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I think this is actually a "popular opinion"