May 28, 2023
flizzy 999This was an event:
like how the hindenburg was an event correct
- May 28, 2023·1 reply
After a culture has been fully commercialized, it dies.
Look at rock. No new exciting rock bands has come out in years 
May 28, 2023MyLeftBrainAfter a culture has been fully commercialized, it dies.
Look at rock. No new exciting rock bands has come out in yearsYou probably just don’t like rock
May 28, 2023
Tobacco al HouthiHip hop will never die.
The fact you equate charts with whether hip hop of all genres is at risk of “dying” tells me all I need to know
It was doing perfectly fine for decades without being the #1 genre in the world. It will be perfectly fine again. This is a necessary correction after years of outsiders and pop bullshit preying on rap
got em
May 28, 2023·2 replies999WrldLess ppl like 69 and other clowns wanting to use rap to get rich/famous quick
All them YouTube rappers, influencers who start making rap music
Less incentive for s***ty rap twitter pages that treat rap like a zoo to make content and thrive
These are all good things.
It wasnt YouTube rappers and influencers going #1 so this is a dumb take.
This is a result of Billboard changing the rules to help white pop artists compete against hip hop streaming and the mainstream industry actively ignoring hip hops emerging stars
- May 28, 2023·1 replyflizzy 999
This was an event:
that came and went
- May 28, 2023
NGNLMainstream pop artists are re-releasing their albums like 8 times and remixing songs from a decade ago for tik tok doing way too much, rap isn’t gonna go #1 against that
^^ this right here
- May 28, 2023·1 reply
JeffersonSteelflexUnless he’s being produced by like a Metro, gets cosigned by heavy hitters in the game (Kendrick, Drake, Cole and Future) and can rap his ass off while being extremely creative then no lmao
How is that Kendrick cosign helping Baby Keem? yall GOTTA stop overrating this guy
- May 28, 2023trublue
that came and went
Then there were no events in the last 3 years. Is that what you're saying?
- garetare ✅May 28, 2023
SO MUCH PAIN 2024how can you like hip hop and actively root for the genre to die out?
ktt2.com/music
- May 28, 2023Tobacco al Houthi
Hopefully this is a sign that all the hypebeasts and vultures are finally f***ing off back to indie rock and other bullshit 🙏 this is a good omen that things are heading back in the right direction
https://twitter.com/hiphopalldayy/status/1661381416167383040Nah it’s just because nothing good has been released this year (2023) for hip hop
Hip hop is very cheap to make compared to other kinds of music. Since lots of hip hop does not have actual instruments being recorded it’s cheap and easy to make songs for it compared to songs that have guitars or musicians playing instruments and recording.
Because of this hip hop is likely to remain popular.
- May 28, 2023trublue
It wasnt YouTube rappers and influencers going #1 so this is a dumb take.
This is a result of Billboard changing the rules to help white pop artists compete against hip hop streaming and the mainstream industry actively ignoring hip hops emerging stars
what rule you think thy changed to help pop artists?
- May 28, 2023trublue
It wasnt YouTube rappers and influencers going #1 so this is a dumb take.
This is a result of Billboard changing the rules to help white pop artists compete against hip hop streaming and the mainstream industry actively ignoring hip hops emerging stars
And exactly where did I say any of that?
read again. Less of those clowns in general is good. Idgaf if they were charting or not
May 28, 2023·1 replySO MUCH PAIN 2024how can you like hip hop and actively root for the genre to die out?
Less commercial success doesn't necessarily mean it's dying out
- May 28, 2023
Pretty crazy how we went so quickly from the Panda era to this tho
May 28, 2023·1 replyScratchin MambaLess commercial success doesn't necessarily mean it's dying out
Just because it's less commercially dominant doesn't mean it's less commercial
- May 28, 2023trublue
How is that Kendrick cosign helping Baby Keem? yall GOTTA stop overrating this guy
Have you been to a Keem show and see how diverse his fanbase is? It’s definitely helped him out more than anything else would have lol what are you talking about?
- May 28, 2023·1 replyRock Mudson
Just because it's less commercially dominant doesn't mean it's less commercial
For sure
I don't think hip hop is becoming less commercial either tbh
- May 28, 2023Scratchin Mamba
For sure
I don't think hip hop is becoming less commercial either tbh
If anything it feels like a lot of "underground" guys are on the exact same model as the popular guys.
May 28, 2023
272Cozdurk prob will change this at least album wise
m.hitsdailydouble.com/news&id=336121&title=NEW-RELEASES:-SWIFT-SWOOPS-IN
Told ya, he shoulda just dropped May 12
- May 28, 2023
Hip hop right now is going through what R&B went through in the early-mid 2000s
- garetare ✅Jun 12, 2023
its over
- tripsix 🐍Jun 12, 2023Tobacco al Houthi
Hopefully this is a sign that all the hypebeasts and vultures are finally f***ing off back to indie rock and other bullshit 🙏 this is a good omen that things are heading back in the right direction
https://twitter.com/hiphopalldayy/status/1661381416167383040 
Jul 12, 2023
BRAVEI will ring your f***ing neck out the next time you not only mention me to be sassy - but the next time you spin any point or statement I’ve ever made to fit some weird narrative you goomba peabrained condescending little s***
- Jul 13, 2023
Hip hop declining in popularity is good for the genre
Rock music declined commercially and the genre is very healthy right now. Sure the commercial fanfare is gone but the actual music is fantastic year after year
Only time commercial decline genuinely hurt a genre that I can think of would be jazz. Damn shame.