Kee

3y

Yeah man, an era that had:

"Ye
Hov
Wayne
Lupe
Em
OutKast
50
G-Unit
DMX
Jadakiss
Fab
Game
Nelly"

is the worst era of Rap

ICEMAN KIR

3y

Member since 2023

Jbreezyondeck

3y

This site really has run out of things to talk about crazy

Skinn Foley

3y

How you gonna be born in the mid-to-late 90s talking about "the old days" what bro middle school? Your first erection dropping around the same time Carter 3 came out? "Making the Band"? 56k internet? Get outta here man it's a new day

crippin jimmy

3y

This topic would be so much cooler without this condescending attitude lol

Spice is Stone

3y

ktt would be so much cooler without the condescending attitude from oldheads dismissive of anything new

crippin jimmy

3y

Tbh, I've seen more younger cats pushing pluggnb than I've seen old heads complaining

Botth can be true tho

Kee

3y

The craziest thing is that if we actually support rap artists that can actually be a threat to Drake, Kendrick, and Cole musically and commercially

We wouldn't really have that much conversations about how we miss "old decades of rap".

But no we continue to hype up niggas like Yeat and Carti like they're revolutionary artists, then complain when older fans are not feeling them like they're feeling Kendrick or Cole.

At the same time, a lot of yall will say the Big 3 argument is dead, but we still hold those 3 in high regard for some reason, because we know we need rap artists that can actually compete against them.

So which one is it?

Skinn Foley

3y

"The 2000s were better"
"New music sucks"
"Everything new is wack and the old stuff was categorically better"

Y'all are just washed. Times change, trends change, sounds change, etc. There can be a fair argument to have about certain growing pains as musical eras shift with regard to creative slumps and fluctuating commercial performance, but the vast majority of y'all are just clinging to old models and concepts of how music is supposed to work and are mad that the actually existing industry landscape is no longer operating on that model.

Tiresome to talk about because this site is filled with a bunch of tryhard borderline Gen Zers who have a superiority complex they need to flex over actual teenagers because they fell out of sync with the culture around the mid 2010s. Washed as hell, by 2028 this place gonna be Coli tier

HBDUSA

3y

The f*** is this thread even in response to? What’s out right now that’s so great that the sites out of touch with

DEL634

3y

@Bruises

Spice is Stone

3y

mfs have been old and bitter since the beginning of time

In Book III of Odes, circa 20 BCE, Horace wrote: "Our sires' age was worse than our grandsires'. We, their sons, are more worthless than they; so in our turn we shall give the world a progeny yet more corrupt."

hoopsplayer21

3y

crazy take tbh KTT maybe the one place people are open to listening to just about all types of new music and at the very least give it a chance.

lots of people ik close to me, who are into rap, won’t even give a chance to many of the new generation of artists.

Bro0o0ses

3y

This guy

He's always on

Bourbon Ben

3y

I’m an old person

bandslabands

3y

OP mad no one likes his D list Pluggnb rapper who gonna go down for talking to minors

hoopsplayer21

3y

far from it man. there’s a way to have a discussion about how a lot of the site doesn’t seem to give new rap music a chance and unfairly compare it to the legacy acts both old and new music without boiling it down to “gen z tryhards” who are trying to s*** on the people who listen to said new music. all this is attacking the people without actually even speaking on the music in depth with the original post. boils it down to a type of person being close minded and not anything to do with well maybe this is why they think that, but this is still why they’re wrong. the music is almost an after thought to the discussion, the bigger problem is the listener which seems to be kinda reductive and likely not really going to go anywhere because people don’t like being told they are dustheads who needa tap into the new gen.