thundagod

5mo

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Rap fans definitely got dumber as the rappers themselves got s***tier though.

Dorks on KTT1/2, twitter, irl around 2016 Bigged up people like Uzi, and while his music did sound good, he and others in that XXL Year s***ted on raps nature by being cringe refusing to freestyle, say lyrical is wack etc.

It sounds cool when youre a young kid and you think you're the s*** so you develop that Edgy Defiant Contrarian in you. So you as the fan hop on board saying "bro this s*** cringe 😂😂😂😂 stop trying fr s*** aint serious" Then suddenly get surprised when everyone stops trying

Br00ses

5mo

Pharrell used to rap a lot better than them too

B12

5mo

Feel like it needs to be said that tons of people turning on and smearing the biggest rapper in the game isn’t gonna be helpful for the genre’s dominance

Experiment626

5mo

When a genre becomes number #1, that’s when it starts counting its days

A genre can’t be number 1 without mass exploitation & the watering down of quality, the effects of capitalism to put it short.

Experiment626

5mo

When a genre becomes number #1, that’s when it starts counting its days

A genre can’t be number 1 without mass exploitation & the watering down of quality, the effects of capitalism to put it short.

Unisun

5mo

Doomsayer ass thread

Hiphop aint going no where and it don't matter if all the cacs take over back the charts with their generic ass electro pop and country tracks

We still got Trav, Kendrick and Future running s***

OMEGA

5mo

Love em boys too btw. But we gonna need WAAAY more firepower than that

Valentine

5mo

F*** Billboard we don’t need the d*** swinging in rap anymore, let’s get back to the music

Bobby_96

5mo

Kinda insane how MF Doom has 9.1 million Spotify listeners monthly without a single Billboard hit.

That's f***ing insane even for dead rappers.

Valentine

5mo

BigX got almost as many monthly listeners as Ice Spice, wipes down any rage artist aside from Yeat with 5 songs with 100M plays but we barely talk about him here or anywhere tryna tell niggas that chart and internet hype does not matter or tell the whole story

Bobby_96

5mo

The ultimate goal should be to have a strong core fanbase whether you're commercial or Indie.

We've all seen fly by night rappers like Lil Pump, Tekashi, Trinidad James, Desiigner, etc. top the charts or even have a big album without having a real fanbase, causing them to crash and burn when they no longer make hits.