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Why don't we just reverse this, and think BACK 10-15 years ago. The rappers you hear today weren't even rapping or just starting.
Hip hope will survive.
Hip hope will survive.
Where will rap be in 10-15 years?
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i hope its still moving fine, i cant picture life without hip hop :-/
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i hope its still moving fine, i cant picture life without hip hop :-/
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Fixed. Plenty of good music out there,you just gotta search a little.
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Fixed. Plenty of good music out there,you just gotta search a little.
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Yup...
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Yup...
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There will always be someone new to keep things going.
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There will always be someone new to keep things going.
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its gonna be more organic soundin... less synths and 808s...
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its gonna be more organic soundin... less synths and 808s...
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the future of hip-hop lies in the hands of the youth
one could say that it $*$%*% because kids are coming up listening to garbage, but then there's plenty of up and coming rappers who have actually studied HIP-HOP and not just contemporary rap music that have the potential to change the game
kendrick lamar and big krit are good examples
lupe will probably be dead in the next few years the gov is probably tapping this @$#%% already
and it'll probably sound different due to more fusion with other musical genres
one could say that it $*$%*% because kids are coming up listening to garbage, but then there's plenty of up and coming rappers who have actually studied HIP-HOP and not just contemporary rap music that have the potential to change the game
kendrick lamar and big krit are good examples
lupe will probably be dead in the next few years the gov is probably tapping this @$#%% already
and it'll probably sound different due to more fusion with other musical genres
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the future of hip-hop lies in the hands of the youth
one could say that it $*$%*% because kids are coming up listening to garbage, but then there's plenty of up and coming rappers who have actually studied HIP-HOP and not just contemporary rap music that have the potential to change the game
kendrick lamar and big krit are good examples
lupe will probably be dead in the next few years the gov is probably tapping this @$#%% already
and it'll probably sound different due to more fusion with other musical genres
one could say that it $*$%*% because kids are coming up listening to garbage, but then there's plenty of up and coming rappers who have actually studied HIP-HOP and not just contemporary rap music that have the potential to change the game
kendrick lamar and big krit are good examples
lupe will probably be dead in the next few years the gov is probably tapping this @$#%% already
and it'll probably sound different due to more fusion with other musical genres
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True about KDAY, hahahah
I see it as being new guys being mainstream. I hope dudes like J Cole, Kendrick, Bishop, etc are still there because they have stuff to say.
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True about KDAY, hahahah
I see it as being new guys being mainstream. I hope dudes like J Cole, Kendrick, Bishop, etc are still there because they have stuff to say.
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Ummm alot of the guys we hear today suck tho...10-15 years ago dudes we just better across the board.
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Ummm alot of the guys we hear today suck tho...10-15 years ago dudes we just better across the board.
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That's YOUR opinion, though.
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That's YOUR opinion, though.
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Hopefully in a better place.
Right now that is pretty much the opposite.
But 10-15 years ago we didn't have to worry about hip hop's future cuz it was at it's peak in popularity and sales and that had a direct correlation to actually being a good hip hop artist. Actual good and great albums easily went platinum.
Right now that is pretty much the opposite.
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Hopefully in a better place.
Right now that is pretty much the opposite.
But 10-15 years ago we didn't have to worry about hip hop's future cuz it was at it's peak in popularity and sales and that had a direct correlation to actually being a good hip hop artist. Actual good and great albums easily went platinum.
Right now that is pretty much the opposite.
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I see what you guys are saying.
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I see what you guys are saying.
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Won't be the same hip-hop we know and love...
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Won't be the same hip-hop we know and love...
