Aug 25, 2022Pop Smoke would of really been the one
Aug 25, 2022
BLACKPOPSTARX 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
Rip X but 2pac was a household name and in movies, aside from being in the biggest beef in the history of hip hop and f***ing Madonna. Just doesn't compare imo
Aug 25, 2022we gonna have to discuss how street rappers took the overly emotional emo wave and made it “grow up” and put real stories behind it…
Aug 25, 2022
dr3am_weaver_479Only thing stagnant is this topic
Aug 25, 2022BLACKPOPSTARThis kinda proves my point
The kind of image and music PAC and Big made continue to be at the forefront of hip hop
X Juice and also Peep dying literally killed the emo SoundCloud wave
That’s what I mean by more impact.
This is apples and oranges tho. You’re simplifying how it works too much so you can make this equivalency of “they died and the sound they led kept going while the others died and the sound they led died with them”
1. The sounds Pac and Big led were tied to superstar producers and others who were influenced by those producers- ofc the sound would continue
2. The wave of X and Juice was already clearly dying out in 2018 after its peak, they two of the only artists still relevant so when they died, it goes without saying the wave would die too. S*** was gonna die regardless. But even then you have someone like Laroi who is an example of Juice’s influence so he still kept going in a way
Aug 25, 2022X and Pop Smoke were the ones.
Juice never had the juice imo
Aug 25, 2022·edited·2 replies
Zack From The SixXxxtentacion really was the one. Always unpredictable with his music. He was so so talented
You do know X was indeed a homophobe like how you tried to paint Freddie as one in the other thread or does that only apply to people you don’t like?
- Aug 25, 2022
leonardoDAvinciRespectably.. this ain’t true
- Aug 25, 2022
iCarly Japan2now that we know op is white someone gotta search through his post history for the n-word
Aug 25, 2022This big 3 s*** is corny now you get nothing out of it. All three of these artist would still be competing with the current “Big 3”, especially Drake.
Aug 25, 2022
insertcoolnamehereOldheads my brother in christ you not that young dude lol
lmfao
- Aug 25, 2022
BIGJADA10No the problem with them is they are all somewhat in the Future tree and Pop is in the Chief Keef tree.
Future and Keef don’t get enough credit. Especially Fewtch. The reason is cuz they don’t got “bars” . They not traditional rap. Future ran 2016 but people sit here online saying TPAB did. S*** is comical.
All these new artist are more influenced by Future and take his approach to music. Therefore there is a LARGE fraction of hip hop consumers that just hate and don’t give these new niggas credit for running s***. So that’s why s*** is “stagnant” and no I don’t think those kids would be getting some universal credit as being the new big 3
You mean 2015
Aug 25, 2022Might be into something. I seldom listen to any new hip hop artist nowadays. The last relatively new artist I fw is Glorilla. Before her it was EST Gee and Key Glock. Afrobeats, amapiano n rnb is mostly all I’m listening to for the last few years.
- Aug 25, 2022
Love these threads
Aug 25, 2022·1 replyForgot bout Pop Smoke?
- Aug 25, 2022·1 reply
al shababchief keef invented uk drill which turned into ny drill
Keef didn’t even invent Chicago drill
- Aug 25, 2022·1 replyFaith· edited
You do know X was indeed a homophobe like how you tried to paint Freddie as one in the other thread or does that only apply to people you don’t like?
Lmao
- Aug 25, 2022
FlySeeing the albums dropping tonight and saying it’s stagnant is wild
What albums dropping im out the loop
- Aug 25, 2022·edited·1 replyganger
Lmao
These niggas don’t really care and it bothers me they put on a front like this.
Like who the f*** you tryna impress?
- Aug 25, 2022Faith· edited
These niggas don’t really care and it bothers me they put on a front like this.
Like who the f*** you tryna impress?
This is why I don’t even engage anymore. Nobody has real opinions it’s all about interacting because we’re all bored. Which is fine but gets boring after years
Aug 25, 2022Pop smoke was the nail in the coffin
- Aug 25, 2022Y0rn
Forgot bout Pop Smoke?
Aug 25, 2022s***ty music died with s***ty artists
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Aug 25, 2022
Bobby_96Pac was more conscious than gangster though. He rapped way more about real life, Black issues, and about his mental state than he did stereotypical gangster stuff.
Ironically, Biggie's raps were way more grimy and gangster than Pac's. Biggie even rapped about raping and robbing people whereas Pac rarely took it that far.
ehhh
imo he was equal parts gangster and fighter for political / social change, which is part of why his message was so confusing to people that are outside of hip-hop, he contradicted himself a lot