Apr 2, 2022·1 reply
Bobby_962000's was also the peak of club bangers that have stood the test of time: Yeah!, Hot N Herre, In Da Club, Gold Digger, Get Low, Tell Me When To Go, Lollipop, Grindin, Ignition Remix, The Way You Move, Move B****, Lean Back, Baby Boy, Dirt Off Your Shoulder, etc.
A lot of 2010's club bangers didn't age well in hindsight. NIP is the most timeless club song from the 2010's imho but the rest are hit and miss.
Edit: My teenaged cousin and her friends be playing throwback songs to party to sometimes and a ton of 2000's songs like Crazy In Love, Gold Digger, Yeah!, etc. get played. A lot of party songs that were huge in the 2010's like All Black Everything, My Way, Panda, Gucci Gang, B**** Don't Kill My Vibe, etc. get zero play almost like they never came out.
lol you just named a bunch of hit singles. What about all the classic albums that came out in the 2010's?
Apr 2, 2022Bobby_96It's gonna be an unpopular opinion here but I actually prefer the 2000's for rap.
I love Kanye and Kendrick's music and half of Drake's music in the 2010's but wasn't all that impressed with all facets of hip hop.
2000's had some low points but prime Wayne's whole run, Ye's first 4 albums, GRODT, TES, DOOM's run, Stillmatic, Supreme Clientele, Blueprint, MOTM, TM101, and Donuts alone make up for it.
I revisit much more 2000's hip hop classics than 2010's classics. But I do consider MBDTF and TPAB to be higher quality than almost every 2000's rap album.
Donuts
Apr 2, 2022
youngtubesteak22010s EDM> 2000s electronic music
2000s R&B> 2010s R&B
2000s Hip Hop > 2010s hip hop
2000s rock > 2010s rock
You cappin big with those middle two
- Apr 2, 2022Mac Wit Da Cheese
2000s or 2010s sports tho?
10s for the nba that’s for sure
- Apr 2, 2022
WESLEY PRESELY2010’s for music will always be my answer because of nostalgia.
That was MY era.
- Apr 2, 2022·edited·1 reply
I think the real question OP is subliminally asking is:
(2000s Ye) College Dropout, Late Registration, Graduation , 808s
Vs
(2010s Ye)MBDTF, TLOP, YEEZUS, Ye, JIK
Which one
Apr 2, 2022
John Mauve
2000s
Legendary s***.
Zidane
- Apr 2, 2022·1 replyyoungtubesteak2· edited
I think the real question OP is subliminally asking is:
(2000s Ye) College Dropout, Late Registration, Graduation , 808s
Vs
(2010s Ye)MBDTF, TLOP, YEEZUS, Ye, JIK
Which one
Well obviously it would go to the first cuz every album in the 2000’s was a home run while the last 2 in the 2010s weren’t.
- Apr 2, 2022·1 reply
2010-2016 arguably the best era rap has ever seen quality wise
- Apr 2, 2022
2wordsNeither. 06-16
- Apr 2, 2022·2 replies
sorry for party rocking
- Apr 2, 2022·1 replyWESLEY PRESELY
Well obviously it would go to the first cuz every album in the 2000’s was a home run while the last 2 in the 2010s weren’t.
If I throw WTT and KSG in there that balances it out
- Apr 2, 2022le epic poster xD
sorry for party rocking
my coworker said he remembers this song from when he was 20 that’s crazy
- Apr 2, 2022DirtyTrees
2010-2016 arguably the best era rap has ever seen quality wise
‘86 to ‘96
- Apr 2, 2022
2000s in all categories
Apr 2, 20222010’s
- Apr 2, 2022youngtubesteak2
If I throw WTT and KSG in there that balances it out
Even then I still think the 2000s got it because Ye was consistent all the way through.
- Apr 2, 2022le epic poster xD
sorry for party rocking
Shots
Apr 2, 2022·1 replyOne thing I miss about the 2000s is street singles. Actual hip hop records on TV/radio. Niggas was def making club records but rappers still made raw music and hard visuals
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Apr 2, 2022youngtubesteak22010s EDM> 2000s electronic music
2000s R&B> 2010s R&B
2000s Hip Hop > 2010s hip hop
2000s rock > 2010s rock
The Hip-Hop part is debatable, granted things did fall off a cliff in mid-2017
- Apr 2, 2022·1 reply
2010s but those are my teenage years
- Apr 2, 2022·1 reply2ILL
One thing I miss about the 2000s is street singles. Actual hip hop records on TV/radio. Niggas was def making club records but rappers still made raw music and hard visuals
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!https://youtu.be/92FCRmggNqQ!https://youtu.be/7y0ChoYgSek!https://youtu.be/MzTLMp-vh9s!https://youtu.be/LNLFPLe1tzI!https://youtu.be/TdJjqApa3e0
RASIE 🦦Apr 2, 20222010s for Rap
2000s for experimental music (and Rap)
- RASIE 🦦Apr 2, 2022youngtubesteak2
2010s EDM> 2000s electronic music
2000s R&B> 2010s R&B
2000s Hip Hop > 2010s hip hop
2000s rock > 2010s rock
Idk bout that first one m8
- Apr 2, 2022·1 replyDirtyTrees
lol you just named a bunch of hit singles. What about all the classic albums that came out in the 2010's?
By post was specifically saying that the 2000's had better club bangers but I digress.
2010's Classic Hip Hop Albums/Projects:
MBDTF, Yeezus, GKMC, TPAB, DAMN, Take Care, NWTS, Rodeo, Pinata, Atrocity Exhibition, Some Rap Songs, Live.Love. ASAP, Forest Hill Drive, Sir Lucious, We Got It From Here, Teflon Don, DS2, Acid Rap, 4:44, Invasion of Privacy, Big Fish Theory, 1999, Daytona, Room 25, Finally Rich, Flockaveli, My Krazy Life,
2000's Classic Hip Hop Albums/Projects:
Late Registration, College Dropout, 808's, Graduation, GRODT, The Documentary, MMLP, TES, C3, C2, MOTM, King, TM101, Country Grammar, Donuts, Madvillainy, MM..Food, Supreme Clientele, Blueprint, Stillmatic, Food & Liquor, Black Album, The Minstrel Show, SB/TLB, Stankonia, Below the Heavens, Deltron 3030, Miss E...So Addictive, In Search Of...
Great albums in both decades. It basically boils down to preference.
