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    Uzi
    X
    Juice

    These 3 were gonna be the leaders musically, aesthetically, and culturally for they’re generation just like Drake Kendrick and Cole.

    X and Juice dying really f***ed up the game.

    And I feel like they’re lack of energy negatively affected Uzi’s artistry cuz he hasn’t touched LIR2 since.

    Lil Peep dying plays a part too, say what you want but that emo/rage SoundCloud era was different unique and spoke to a generation just like the blog era spoke to mine

    Current era we in has no direction, no narrative. Everyone just putting out projects and songs just cuz

    Carti lowkey the only one keeping things interesting.

    Culture would’ve been in such a fascinating space with X Uzi Juice Peep and Carti leading the way.

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    Uzi
    X
    Juice

    These 3 were gonna be the leaders musically, aesthetically, and culturally for they’re generation just like Drake Kendrick and Cole.

    X and Juice dying really f***ed up the game.

    And I feel like they’re lack of energy negatively affected Uzi’s artistry cuz he hasn’t touched LIR2 since.

    Lil Peep dying plays a part too, say what you want but that emo/rage SoundCloud era was different unique and spoke to a generation just like the blog era spoke to mine

    Current era we in has no direction, no narrative. Everyone just putting out projects and songs just cuz

    Carti lowkey the only one keeping things interesting.

    Culture would’ve been in such a fascinating space with X Uzi Juice Peep and Carti leading the way.

    dam

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    RIP Pop Smoke too

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    Xxxtentacion really was the one. Always unpredictable with his music. He was so so talented

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    Losing X and Juice lowkey more impactful than PAC and Big dying.

    At least they still had Jay and then Em and DMX popped up. And Outkast and Lauryn Hill was still pushing things forward.

    X and Juice dying (and Peep to lesser extent) literally killed a whole new sound from developing

    Edit: in terms of pushing the culture forward. PAC and Big died and gangsta/bling bling rap still kept flourishing for another 5-7 years.

    X and Juice died and Uzi falling off literally killed the emo/rage/SoundCloud era

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    X was going to be a superstar

  • Guset

    X was going to be a superstar

  • Aug 25, 2022

    never was a fan of juice, not gonna pretend now

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    Losing X and Juice lowkey more impactful than PAC and Big dying.

    At least they still had Jay and then Em and DMX popped up. And Outkast and Lauryn Hill was still pushing things forward.

    X and Juice dying (and Peep to lesser extent) literally killed a whole new sound from developing

    Edit: in terms of pushing the culture forward. PAC and Big died and gangsta/bling bling rap still kept flourishing for another 5-7 years.

    X and Juice died and Uzi falling off literally killed the emo/rage/SoundCloud era

  • Aug 25, 2022
    young majid

    RIP Pop Smoke too

    People forget how young he was

  • Aug 25, 2022

    Anyways yea I liked what they were bringing to hiphop compared to the s*** popping up rn, mad potential lost

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    Zack From The Six

    Xxxtentacion really was the one. Always unpredictable with his music. He was so so talented

    X was really his generation’s PAC, it was more than just music. He reached and inspired ppl in a deep way

    Juice was really like Biggie in that he made great catchy music so effortlessly

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    Losing X and Juice lowkey more impactful than PAC and Big dying.

    At least they still had Jay and then Em and DMX popped up. And Outkast and Lauryn Hill was still pushing things forward.

    X and Juice dying (and Peep to lesser extent) literally killed a whole new sound from developing

    Edit: in terms of pushing the culture forward. PAC and Big died and gangsta/bling bling rap still kept flourishing for another 5-7 years.

    X and Juice died and Uzi falling off literally killed the emo/rage/SoundCloud era

    ok op got it into hip hop in 2016

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    Only thing stagnant is this topic

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    Pop is separate from this. He was important too but X Juice and Uzi were literally bringing a whole new sound and vibe to the game. They were gonna push hip hop to a distinct new era

    Pop was great but just an updated version of something we’ve seen and heard before

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    Forced

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    Losing X and Juice lowkey more impactful than PAC and Big dying.

    At least they still had Jay and then Em and DMX popped up. And Outkast and Lauryn Hill was still pushing things forward.

    X and Juice dying (and Peep to lesser extent) literally killed a whole new sound from developing

    Edit: in terms of pushing the culture forward. PAC and Big died and gangsta/bling bling rap still kept flourishing for another 5-7 years.

    X and Juice died and Uzi falling off literally killed the emo/rage/SoundCloud era

    man shut the f*** up

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    Losing X and Juice lowkey more impactful than PAC and Big dying.

    At least they still had Jay and then Em and DMX popped up. And Outkast and Lauryn Hill was still pushing things forward.

    X and Juice dying (and Peep to lesser extent) literally killed a whole new sound from developing

    Edit: in terms of pushing the culture forward. PAC and Big died and gangsta/bling bling rap still kept flourishing for another 5-7 years.

    X and Juice died and Uzi falling off literally killed the emo/rage/SoundCloud era

    Why you gotta take it there? No need to compare magnitude of deaths. Your original point was made

  • im not even a huge pac fan like that but him dying is def the most impactful thing happened in hiphop. thats f***ing tupac

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    Maybe you just need to listen to more forms of hip-hop before creating this opinion. Rod Wave, Polo G, YB and Yak are very popular artists from the wave who are just as big as the artists you named they just aren’t going to get the same mainstream attention and you know why. There’s a certain sound and look that doesn’t get pushed in your face daily since 2015 but it doesn’t mean it is not as big as those artists. I bet Rod Wave and Polo G got the same numbers as Juice or X. Let the dead rest In peace and move on and appreciate what is here now

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    X was really his generation’s PAC, it was more than just music. He reached and inspired ppl in a deep way

    Juice was really like Biggie in that he made great catchy music so effortlessly

    Man shut the f*** up.

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    Of course

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    that’s not me

    Listen to my music I don’t even sound white

    That’s wild that this thread made you want to look me up on IG

    Edit: that guy graduated college this year (OSU ‘22). I said in OP that blog era was my era so clearly I’m older than that.

    Nice try thou

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