“Every other field studies their craft except you niggas” has a lack of barrier to entry hurt us?

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  • SABMAN TURNT 🧔🏻
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    Mafia Boss

    is this good or bad to you

    terrible

  • raps

    When tryna use “trap” niggas as a vicarious avatar to disrespect the traditionally skilled legends goes wrong lol

    !https://youtu.be/L0fLiXBE59k!https://youtu.be/B2J3kLJ8PQk

    took the bait as the u are

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    SABMAN TURNT

    terrible

    you dont like travis and carti? since when lol

  • SABMAN TURNT 🧔🏻
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    Mafia Boss

    you dont like travis and carti? since when lol

    forever lol

  • CGI Dog

    historically there have been many artists with no formal training who still were able to built a musical vocabulary because they were influenced by the classics, so they borrowed and incorporated ideas even if unintentionally. this happened across genres ofc but Kurt Cobain is a good example of it: completely self-taught but very clearly talented

    today though it's different and idk if it's cus of social media or cultural changes but that's the reality

    Nowadays musicians are self taught in fl studio instead of actual instruments, i love fl studio and making music electronically as much as the next guy but I’ve seen some people say it’s too easy now and the barrier of entry is too low and it’s hard to completely disagree with that

  • SABMAN TURNT

    forever lol

    😭😭

  • SLYOOPER TIMBO

    Nigga that’s how it is now. Actually how it’s been for years.

    No s***. It's still stupid ass ideology.

  • SABMAN TURNT

    terrible

    Carti top 5 worst "artists" of all time

  • Smacked Voodoo

    I agree with this, but even the artists who don't have formal music training at least had a great amount of respect and know-how for the genre, and also what it required to be great at it.

    You don't see a lot of that these days. You can't have both no formal music training, and no respect for the genre/craft or the artists who paved the way before them. It will always lead to cheap music that seems more like a get rich quick scheme more than actual artistry.

    People will call someone like Playboi Carti ass, and I won't really argue that because that's definitely subjective. What I will say is that Carti is one of the handful of "newer" (been around since the early 2010s) artists who at least respects the artists who established the foundation of the genre and is knowledgeable about it. Which is likely why he's been able to make projects that are good at capturing a particular feel/vibe IE: Whole Lotta Red and Music.

    You can't have both no formal music training, and no respect for the genre/craft or the artists who paved the way before them. It will always lead to cheap music that seems more like a get rich quick scheme more than actual artistry.

    yea this is what bothers me most, its like the people nowadays that are making underground rap don't really like rap music or hip-hop at all

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