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That Bibby and Common "Speak To Em" 
***Official Breakfast Club Interview Thread***
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When I heard this I knew he was different than these other young dudes
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I'm shocked drake didn't latch on to him or bibby
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He tried, he had that cringe IG video of him rapping Herb's verse on Kill **** 
Also that whole "no new ******" mantra was lifted straight from these Chicago dudes
Also that whole "no new ******" mantra was lifted straight from these Chicago dudes
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He tried, he had that cringe IG video of him rapping Hebr's verse on Kill ****
Also that whole "no new ******" mantra was lifted straight from these Chicago dudes
Yup, he was sending Bibby DM's talking about "streets need that new Free Crack".
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Yeah it was. i just want bibby to really rap. I dont care much for him rapping off of drill/trap beats.
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He tried, he had that cringe IG video of him rapping Herb's verse on Kill ****
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First time I've seen Salaam Remi.
Bruh eating good off them publishing checks.
One of the lowkey GOAT producers, been doing it for 30+ years.
Bruh eating good off them publishing checks.
One of the lowkey GOAT producers, been doing it for 30+ years.
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Definitely watching that Salaam later. People don't know how much and how wide his range is. Son has put in mad work.
Dope interview. I liked how he said straight up he doesn't listen to anything new. He doesn't respect it, said we're still listening to In My White Tees and Pop, Lock and Drop It, hahahahaha. Always liked how Salaam moved. Mad quiet and respectful.
Dope interview. I liked how he said straight up he doesn't listen to anything new. He doesn't respect it, said we're still listening to In My White Tees and Pop, Lock and Drop It, hahahahaha. Always liked how Salaam moved. Mad quiet and respectful.
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That's a lie because in his Rap Radar podcast he was talking about a bunch of new records.
I don't know why older guys think it's cool to say "I don't listen to none of these young guys and I don't respect them".
That's super corny, you were a young artist just trying to make it yourself at one point. Yes some of the new music is garbage and made for quick consumption but that was happening in every era whether you wanna play revisionist history or not.
You don't get no respect or brownie points for this type of ignorant **** especially when you contradicted yourself not even a couple days back.
Ol "back in my day *** ******", you had your day, support the youth and give them the knowledge you wish someone had given you.
This type of mindset is just as bad as those stupid colored dread ****** saying they don't listen Big/Pac or don't know their records.
That's a lie because in his Rap Radar podcast he was talking about a bunch of new records.
I don't know why older guys think it's cool to say "I don't listen to none of these young guys and I don't respect them".
That's super corny, you were a young artist just trying to make it yourself at one point. Yes some of the new music is garbage and made for quick consumption but that was happening in every era whether you wanna play revisionist history or not.
You don't get no respect or brownie points for this type of ignorant **** especially when you contradicted yourself not even a couple days back.
Ol "back in my day *** ******", you had your day, support the youth and give them the knowledge you wish someone had given you.
This type of mindset is just as bad as those stupid colored dread ****** saying they don't listen Big/Pac or don't know their records.
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I'm not saying every new artist and their music is awful but majority of it is though. It's dope seeing someone come out and say they don't listen to it. You see mad interviews where they front like they play it but you can tell they not playing this ****.
Artists need to start calling out the new generation for the garbage they're making. No creativity or originality. Just rapping over the same beats, with the same flows, with the same slang and the same look. **** is wack as ****. The expectation and quality of music today is so low. I can't believe some of the **** that is accepted today.
Artists need to start calling out the new generation for the garbage they're making. No creativity or originality. Just rapping over the same beats, with the same flows, with the same slang and the same look. **** is wack as ****. The expectation and quality of music today is so low. I can't believe some of the **** that is accepted today.
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Damn crack babies
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Older artists ******** on the younger generation ain't bout to do nothing tho, like at all
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This. Its all corny. All this is why the genre regressed
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Salaam is the so hit or miss. He's given Nas great ones and some absolute trash.
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Older artists ******** on the younger generation ain't bout to do nothing tho, like at all
If today's legends called out the trash that's being put out it wouldn't effect rap today? I think it would. Em, Jay, Nas and a few other legends said some ****. Not saying rap would do a 180 and go back to 98 but I think it would be well received.
Why has it regressed? Because we're getting D4L bars weekly by clowns. Quality is at an all time low and it won't get better anytime soon.
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Been telling cats son was dope. BLIK is top 5 mixtapes of 2015. Still gets bumped over a year later.
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Older artists ******** on the younger generation ain't bout to do nothing tho, like at all
Younger artist ish on the OLDER generation too, what's the difference chap?
And ironically, "younger musicians" still be sampling the "older" stuff. Fukkouttahere dude. Tory Lanez has made a career off sampling 90s r&b
Oh, and stop wearing retro shoes, No Limit/Cash Money/or Biggie album tee shirts, etc
, since they're so beyond "old" ideals
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If you on't like older acts, stop sampling and copying their stuff. Pay up, or zip your lips and ****
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Oh, and stop wearing retro shoes, No Limit/Cash Money/or Biggie album tee shirts, etc
LOL wut
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I didn't say there was a difference.Younger artist ish on the OLDER generation too, what's the difference chap?
And ironically, "younger musicians" still be sampling the "older" stuff. Fukkouttahere dude. Tory Lanez has made a career off sampling 90s r&b
Oh, and stop wearing retro shoes, No Limit/Cash Money/or Biggie album tee shirts, etc, since they're so beyond "old" ideals
My point is, Yachty downing Biggie ain't about to make any old dude stop liking Biggie's music. At the same time tho (insert old head) ******** on Yachty's music ain't about to make any young dudes like his music any less either
Yachty, Uzi, etc could all wake up tomorrow and say "You know what? Y'all right" and retire from rapping. XYZ label is gonna go out and snatch up some more young _'s as replacements before y'all can even get a chance to celebrate.
I could just as easily say "Where was y'all at 9 years ago when This is Why I'm Hot was #1 on the Billboard Hot 100? Why was y'all dudes letting **** like that slide? Y'all set a bad precedent
At the end of the day this is a billion dollar business ran by corporations, a lot of these dudes could give a flying **** about a culture
Similar to how Jay killed auto tune right?
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Nas said Hip Hop was Dead a decade ago yet we blaming the state of the hip hop industry on _'s who were literally in elementary school at the time
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2006....hmmmm....I wonder who all these current young dudes could have been influenced by from then.
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Nas said Hip Hop was Dead a decade ago yet we blaming the state of the hip hop industry on _'s who were literally in elementary school at the time
Nas said Hip Hop was Dead a decade ago yet we blaming the state of the hip hop industry on _'s who were literally in elementary school at the time
Nobody has a problem with the yachtys or uzis, heck, we had vanilla ice, mc hammer, ODB, D12, Bone Crusher, Lil Zanes Chingys, etc. etc.
The difference was a BALANCE, and everyone typically listened to a variety. And didn't COPY. If you copied, you got called out and exposed.
Nowadays, you got unoriginal trying to proclaim their greatness and brag. How you bragging, but a copy cat? I don't respect that (you feel free to do so, if you want).
There has always been fun music in hop hop, nothing wrong with that.
And worse, you got radio jockeys (I don't listen to radio but when I'm riding with other people) I chuckle at them saying certain songs are the hottest and most buzzing tracks, knowing these songs are putrid. I don't care if it's their job,
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