Hip Hop is back

They really don't

They act like Pop fans than hipsters

1 out of 4 is a failing grade.

my auntie is a man now

invest in cousteau stock while it’s early

been an el cousteau fan since he flipped one of my fav india arie songs.

the rest of those ppl you mentioned are

i see your point but vinyl collecting is definitely a hobby that you could imagine a hipster participating in fs

I don't see a real deal male rap superstar being a thing again, not for awhile at least.

Maybe La Reezy will really pop off. He's gotten Kendrick and Tyler co-signs, and Tyler is really pushing for him hard lately. He's got talent and tracks with a great message for the young generation.

On a side note, I'm kind of shocked at the lack of mention of Chris Crack's album "White People Think God Left Them In Charge"(yes...that's the title lol).

I personally enjoy the album just as much as the Clipse and Gibbs albums this year.

Chris was actually rapping his ass off over some soul sampled beats and the songs are short and to the point.

I totally recommend it.

Say less, Ima check out

This shift has already happened and it's too late for this site to catch up.

Quite frankly the shift started before wlr even dropped

Circling back to this now after Joe Budden claims on his podcast that Drake not being great is causing things to change in the industry

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You hip-hop heads are obsessed with numbers and hype, shouting AOTY every week to circlejerk then rinse and repeat people don't like music, they like the idea of liking music

This shift came long ago with social media

Common sense if you make rap into a skillset it becomes harder to replace talent