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I'd say it's more like it was glorified throughout and at it's peak by the end of the 90s. Then again I'm not sure what you're calling the golden era of hip hop.That's my ******* point...so why the **** would ANYONE want to promote it as entertainment?
Because we glorified it during the so called golden era of hip hop where our greatest rappers of all time came from
At the start all those topics was revealing some more hard truths about poor black America to mainstream America that they chose to ignore. So a lot of it was championed and of course it made lots of money. Then labels started gearing artists towards those topics to profit off them. Then slowly but surely emphasis on skill and lyricism was belittled and ppl transitioned back to party music and compromised to make ignorant party music.