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  • Sep 11, 2025
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    Bobby_96

    I do prefer previous decades of hip hop barring maybe the 80's to 20's hip hop, especially when it comes to mainstream output.

    But there's still been a lot of great projects this decade. Here's a topster of a sample of good albums from this decade.

    Mr Morale
    Let God Sorr Em Out
    CMIYGL
    Pray for Haiti
    Alfredo
    Blue Lips

    are the only valid ones here to be considered GOAT imo

    Carti gets an HM for changing the culture with WLR tho

    Also Doechii and GNX need to be on here imo

  • Sep 11, 2025
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    OP is not wrong.

    Great albums from new artist are rare.

    I think we see more new artist emerging to breaking points in the second half of the decade though, I am hopeful for that atleast.

  • Sep 11, 2025
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    JeffersonSteelflex

    Mr Morale
    Let God Sorr Em Out
    CMIYGL
    Pray for Haiti
    Alfredo
    Blue Lips

    are the only valid ones here to be considered GOAT imo

    Carti gets an HM for changing the culture with WLR tho

    Also Doechii and GNX need to be on here imo

    Doechii is on here and I didn't include GNX to showcase more artist diversity.

  • Sep 11, 2025
    aLIEN

    80s better than this

    Tbh, the best 80's albums >> the best 20's albums but I still think the 2020's has much more variety and higher number of good rap albums overall.

  • Bobby_96

    Doechii is on here and I didn't include GNX to showcase more artist diversity.

    Real lol i’m like that too

  • Sep 11, 2025

    Just listen to the good hip hop, it ain't hard there's plenty of it. You're creating your own hullabaloo by giving a s*** about mainstream this, mainstream that, while a dozen great albums fly right past you each month.

  • Sep 11, 2025
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    I will say that there's not the same excitement in the air rn as there was in the 10s, not many mainstream artists genuinely pushing boundaries and evolving the sound

    but outside the mainstream and especially the US rn tbh there's a ton of fascinating scenes that popped up, Manchester for example, London, China, Vietnam, also the Sweden continues killing it

  • Sep 11, 2025
    beflygelt

    I will say that there's not the same excitement in the air rn as there was in the 10s, not many mainstream artists genuinely pushing boundaries and evolving the sound

    but outside the mainstream and especially the US rn tbh there's a ton of fascinating scenes that popped up, Manchester for example, London, China, Vietnam, also the Sweden continues killing it

    Streaming made music into background content so excitement is hard to come by.

  • Sep 11, 2025
    soapmanwun

    all according to plan

  • Sep 11, 2025
    JeffersonSteelflex

    What’s your top 10 of the previous decade?

    Albums? Off top of my head MBDTF, TC, NWTS, GKMC, DAMN, TPAB, Drogas Wave, WTT, Yeezus, Daytona, Rodeo(or Birds), Distant Relatives, KSG are probably among my favorites. Then you got the best work from that Future, Thug etc...group as well imo. Some great madlib projects, run the jewels, few good Cole projects, Life is Good etc...

    The first half of the 2010s, especially, felt very alive in rap imo

  • Sep 11, 2025
    lonny860

    OP is not wrong.

    Great albums from new artist are rare.

    I think we see more new artist emerging to breaking points in the second half of the decade though, I am hopeful for that atleast.

    When Drake, Future, Travis and even Ye are still relevant and expected to drop fire--shit is bad lol no other era did we expect legacy acts to drop classics. Imagine s***ting on Snoop and Ice Cube in the mid to late 00s cause they weren't dropping Doggystyle or Amerikkka's Most level s*** This era? People were s***ting on Lil Wayne a month ago for dropping another Carter

  • Sep 11, 2025
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    Hip hop has become mostly for kids and kids dont care about that s***

  • Sep 11, 2025

    And yet no one is making fun music

  • Sep 11, 2025
    aLIEN

    dave blunts

  • Sep 11, 2025
    soapmanwun

    all according to plan

    Six likes, six rings, six hours ago

  • Sep 11, 2025

    hip-hop in the mid-to-late 2010s was fun and exciting but it definitely ruined the genre in the long run and probably should have never happened.

  • Sep 11, 2025
    gnarlynasty

    Nothing wrong with Hip Hop being a "Big Ole Party", the problem is that the content and artistry just sucks.

  • Sep 11, 2025
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    Zoid eve

    Hip hop has become mostly for kids and kids dont care about that s***

    Facts. Streaming has become what kids care about the most imo

  • Sep 11, 2025
    Chief OGDOLLVS

    Facts. Streaming has become what kids care about the most imo

    I know kids who are hip hop heads, what i was tryna say is kids dont care about politics etc

  • Sep 12, 2025
    Abyss

    The whole DaBaby Megan Lil Nas X era was the lowest point in Hip Hop, I have experienced as a fan. Full corporate music with nothing behind it.

  • Sep 12, 2025
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    Abyss

    The whole DaBaby Megan Lil Nas X era was the lowest point in Hip Hop, I have experienced as a fan. Full corporate music with nothing behind it.

    yeah did not like that s*** at all, 2019-2020 wave sucked man
    was also the street rap wave of these boring ass beats, the rappers yes were good and they had great melodies but their beats and creative vision was so boring

  • Sep 12, 2025

    Cause mfers more worried about being on some stream, impressing kids and promoting gambling instead

  • Sep 12, 2025

    It’s over. The media killed the consciousness

  • Sep 12, 2025
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    Bobby_96

    I do prefer previous decades of hip hop barring maybe the 80's to 20's hip hop, especially when it comes to mainstream output.

    But there's still been a lot of great projects this decade. Here's a topster of a sample of good albums from this decade.

    Anyone who thinks the 20s can compare to the 80s lowkey needs to get beyond their preferences

    Nothing in the 20s is even better than Whodini albums

  • Sep 12, 2025
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    2words

    Anyone who thinks the 20s can compare to the 80s lowkey needs to get beyond their preferences

    Nothing in the 20s is even better than Whodini albums

    My own take is that the 80's has higher highs as far as classics/masterpieces but the 20's has more variety and a higher number of good/great albums.

    But it's apples and oranges because hip hop has grown way more as a genre and the Internet allows for more accessibility.