Oct 11, 2021more and more ktt is turning to twitter and I HATE IT!
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Hey what race are u? @op
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If not u know what then mind ya business
Oct 11, 2021
CherrywineNewsflash;
Been Gentrified for like a decadeAt least.
Oct 11, 2021HoneyBunnybeen gentrified the moment yall gassed up the marshall mathers lp
That’s not what the word gentrification means
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we on here writing articles? who gon read all that
Oct 11, 2021
JodyI’m no industry guy but the hip-hip market feels like pop rn not plants but artist being selected and invested in
The soundcloud era was really the only time when what you described wasn't the norm
Oct 11, 2021
So IllegalNot reading all that but to answer your question no its not
A lot of non black people hopped on rap in the last decade but they are strictly consumers, they dont dictate trends or introduce anything new.
The core of rap is still with young black men from poor-lower middle class backgrounds
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gabapentinKanye great obv but when Grad outsold Curtis rap’s fate was sealed
Oct 11, 2021So IllegalNot reading all that but to answer your question no its not
A lot of non black people hopped on rap in the last decade but they are strictly consumers, they dont dictate trends or introduce anything new.
The core of rap is still with young black men from poor-lower middle class backgrounds
Oct 11, 2021Is the OP living in a parallel universe?
NBA Youngboy just got a number 1 album while in jail. Durk is doing shows nationwide. Lil Baby's biggest song is about race relations.
Pretty sure the OP just wanted to s*** on Drake for a plat thread but I'm still not sure what he's saying.
Hip hop has been corporate and ran by major labels since the 80's. And Jay-Z has been flaunting his success and bragging about his wealth since forever.
Ironically, in 2013, Jay made a song about Picasso while Drake was getting clowned for making a song called Started From The Bottom.
No such thing as rap being "gentrified" all of a sudden while ignoring just how much business people like Jimmy Iovine, Rick Rubin, Russell Simmons, Diddy, and Lyor Cohen play in rap's traditional success in the mainstream.
- Oct 11, 2021fashion killa
I would not have guessed this thread was going to be about Drake from the title, but here we are
and no, kids are blowing up off bandlab vocals recorded w apple earbud mics, high end gear is not required
Just assume every thread on this site is about Drake until CLB dies down
Oct 11, 2021·1 replyhttps://twitter.com/thekidmero/status/1447577293640060933
properWhat song is he dancing to?
joestar ★Oct 11, 2021ShockwaveWhat song is he dancing to?
