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  • KayTray

    Traditional rap is dead unfortunately. You need melodies and trendy flows to make it. JID just dropped a 9/10 rap album and nobody cares. Cole and Kendrick are the last of them in the mainstream.

    JID definitely does the melodies and trendy flows though so not the best example of "traditional rap".

  • Also that JID album sounded like a 2K soundtrack

  • f*** op I’m gonna sing

  • Sep 5, 2022
    Clippin Jimmy

    Can rappers not branch out for an album?

    At least be good at it then

  • Sep 5, 2022
    KayTray

    Traditional rap is dead unfortunately. You need melodies and trendy flows to make it. JID just dropped a 9/10 rap album and nobody cares. Cole and Kendrick are the last of them in the mainstream.

    9/10 is crazy

  • Sep 5, 2022
    KayTray

    Me too bro but a rapper like JID would be a superstar 10 years ago. That should tell you the climate Hip Hop is in rn.

    No he wouldn’t lmao, he’s great technically and all but this nigga doesn’t have a catchy flow or quotables or hook making ability at all - things that have been and will always be requirements for a rap superstar

  • Sep 5, 2022
    NEW EQUITY

    Yea man I agree with you 100%
    Even though JID is a fairly new artist, he’s in his early 30’s. He comes from a generation that still was grounded in the real world and all its complexities. I’m afraid unless we get a movement of new rappers in their 30’s, that sort of hip hop is dead

    that’s kinda what people like griselda and larry june doing wven if they aren’t “new” they’re current gen and not legacy acts

  • Sep 5, 2022
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    Clippin Jimmy

    Can rappers not branch out for an album?

    Not if they make a Rebirth or Collision Course

  • Sep 5, 2022
    Giordano

    Not if they make a Rebirth or Collision Course

    jay z collision course was cool. encore/numb is fire imo

  • Sep 5, 2022
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    WESLEY PRESELY

    Crazy how they still the top 2 and 3.
    Drake, Kendrick and Cole have had a chokehold on rap music for years now.

    we haven’t seen people being this hot for this long tbh. people that were big in the 80’s, 90’s, and early 00’s most of the time had a couple year run while the people that were mainstream relevant 10 years ago are still decently relevant

  • Sep 5, 2022

    Idk what ops talking about but it does feel like rap has hit a wall

  • Sep 5, 2022
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    Rappers have been doing this forever, what’s the problem? lol