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  • Jan 29, 2020
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    Durkio World

    define "blowing up"

    I can see some of these guys crossing over to the mainstream.

    also feel like music casuals are going to be exposed to most of them via streaming as well.

    Tyler winning that grammy is going to push more styles and diversity into what we have already.

  • Jan 29, 2020

    @proper coming correct as always

  • Jan 29, 2020
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    @DAVIDP

    Kinda makes me sad how hard YG fell off, bc some of this dude’s songs remind me of him.

  • Jan 29, 2020
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    bloom

    Wym i didnt get it 😂

    When i said bar i didn't mean bar like a rap bar. I meant bar like a bar of music. It's only so many words/ syllables and emphasis(adlibs) you can put into a cemented set of time to keep your flow on point. Or risk going off beat.

    It's a tough thing to do. This might be the new progression kinda like from SugarHillGang to Rakim to Migos/ Triple 6(since this originated in the 90's)

    But the next development man i don't even know

  • Jan 29, 2020
    DAVIDP

    I can see some of these guys crossing over to the mainstream.

    also feel like music casuals are going to be exposed to most of them via streaming as well.

    Tyler winning that grammy is going to push more styles and diversity into what we have already.

    Tyler winning the grammy isnt gonna do s*** TBH just as macklemore winning it didnt do s*** for white pop rappers

  • Jan 29, 2020
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    DAVIDP

    I can see some of these guys crossing over to the mainstream.

    also feel like music casuals are going to be exposed to most of them via streaming as well.

    Tyler winning that grammy is going to push more styles and diversity into what we have already.

    Nah. the first era didnt even become mainstream and those artists had more potential than the dudes you posted. None of these guys will blow up. I'd be surprised if even got a major deal

  • Jan 29, 2020
    Jerry Electricity

    @DAVIDP

    !https://youtu.be/4SN4tbnTTPg

    Kinda makes me sad how hard YG fell off, bc some of this dude’s songs remind me of him.

    this some F***IN HEAT bro

    wtf this dude really going to be a cali legend eventually

  • Jan 29, 2020
    DAVIDP
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    (I posted this in another thread too, but it doesnt have alot of attention)

    in my opinion tyler winning that grammy is HUGE and is going to shift mainstream music once again. not necessarily that mysterious music meme, but were going to get an entirely new league of rappers the next year or so with different sounds to replace whatever is popping in the mainstream.

    Starting off we have Baby Keem: who has gotta be hands down the leader of the blog era 2.0.. with hits like ORANGE SODA and HONEST.

    then we got these guys who are all REALLY DOPE and have their own styles not riding a wave honestly.
    alot of these guys ready to blow tbh. lots of videos with millions of views and made in the last year

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Deyto6qF9g!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ftGdgzWG_I!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixUvUYjS2oQ!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aka3CpLMvG0!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I8_Q5ftBpA

    (of course we know this one)

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTRl4ZEgeIk!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUp_aa00NdM!https://youtu.be/TyYJZZSYnx0!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1GxqV65Tsg!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9uWPBDHEKE!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQPiueH7Gzo!https://youtu.be/SYvmaWbEHAQ

    D Smoke

  • Jan 29, 2020
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    Durkio World

    Nah. the first era didnt even become mainstream and those artists had more potential than the dudes you posted. None of these guys will blow up. I'd be surprised if even got a major deal

    wait but the first era with like:

    big sean, kendrick, schoolboy, wale, etc all ended up going pretty mainstream.

    most of these guys are already in the process of getting big tho, like the dates and views on the videos really show how their bein pushed.

  • Manipulating the Matrix is a key to everything tbh.

  • Jan 29, 2020

    I guess you're right but I just said blog era 2.0 as a placeholder, and other people on this site called it that too.

    "algorithm era" not a bad term lol

  • Jan 29, 2020

    Amine the first Algorithm rapper?

  • Jan 29, 2020
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    RXHalfDeadCaliban

    When i said bar i didn't mean bar like a rap bar. I meant bar like a bar of music. It's only so many words/ syllables and emphasis(adlibs) you can put into a cemented set of time to keep your flow on point. Or risk going off beat.

    It's a tough thing to do. This might be the new progression kinda like from SugarHillGang to Rakim to Migos/ Triple 6(since this originated in the 90's)

    But the next development man i don't even know

    Oh word lol i know what a measure is. But this drill wave allows u to make the flow sound way fresher cuz the snares dont hit on the 2 & 4 all the time and the 808 doesnt always hit on the 1 either .

    Thats why smoove song sounds so refreshing, s*** wouldn’t work over a regular beat. listen to how he starts off the second verse

    Also i feel like theres a lot u can do w different cadences, stretching vowels, changing rythm within the bar, etc. But ya that straight ahead type flow is getting stale. Like i said niggas just need to experiment more imo

  • Jan 29, 2020

    Aaron May song is hard btw

  • Jan 29, 2020

    this scene will always remind me of you
    @DAVIDP

  • Jan 29, 2020
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    this guy "bLAck pARty" has a video released in September with 1.4 million views, he's definitely being pushed into the algorithm

  • Jan 29, 2020
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    DAVIDP

    wait but the first era with like:

    big sean, kendrick, schoolboy, wale, etc all ended up going pretty mainstream.

    most of these guys are already in the process of getting big tho, like the dates and views on the videos really show how their bein pushed.

    I said the era didn't. I didn't say artists from that era didn't become mainstream. Those are two different things and a lot of the artists you named had other reasons that helped them blow up.

    There's always gonna be a decent number of youtube views for artists but that doesn't always translate into commercial success. Young people right now are pretty contempt with the current wave that exists which is why we get a new big artist every year using the same mechanics. What you posted in the OP aint it

  • Jan 29, 2020
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    bloom

    Oh word lol i know what a measure is. But this drill wave allows u to make the flow sound way fresher cuz the snares dont hit on the 2 & 4 all the time and the 808 doesnt always hit on the 1 either .

    Thats why smoove song sounds so refreshing, s*** wouldn’t work over a regular beat. listen to how he starts off the second verse

    Also i feel like theres a lot u can do w different cadences, stretching vowels, changing rythm within the bar, etc. But ya that straight ahead type flow is getting stale. Like i said niggas just need to experiment more imo

    Drake is a very smart man and I hate to say I ain't start listening to drill music like that until he dropped WAR.

  • Jan 29, 2020
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    Saba been trying to make waves for a while. Nothing happened. Then you got them descendants of Chance who did nothing. Dreamville is a graveyard commercially.

    Not to mention these artists don't have a label to sign to. Who's gonna mold them? The new powerhouses in rap all defer to Atlanta

  • Jan 29, 2020
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    DAVIDP
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    (I posted this in another thread too, but it doesnt have alot of attention)

    in my opinion tyler winning that grammy is HUGE and is going to shift mainstream music once again. not necessarily that mysterious music meme, but were going to get an entirely new league of rappers the next year or so with different sounds to replace whatever is popping in the mainstream.

    Starting off we have Baby Keem: who has gotta be hands down the leader of the blog era 2.0.. with hits like ORANGE SODA and HONEST.

    then we got these guys who are all REALLY DOPE and have their own styles not riding a wave honestly.
    alot of these guys ready to blow tbh. lots of videos with millions of views and made in the last year

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Deyto6qF9g!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ftGdgzWG_I!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixUvUYjS2oQ!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aka3CpLMvG0!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I8_Q5ftBpA

    (of course we know this one)

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTRl4ZEgeIk!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUp_aa00NdM!https://youtu.be/TyYJZZSYnx0!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1GxqV65Tsg!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9uWPBDHEKE!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQPiueH7Gzo!https://youtu.be/SYvmaWbEHAQ

    D Smoke

  • Jan 29, 2020
    RXHalfDeadCaliban

    Drake is a very smart man and I hate to say I ain't start listening to drill music like that until he dropped WAR.

    Lool me neither. I was on UK s*** years back but they dont got as much swagger as these NY dudes

  • Jan 29, 2020
    Durkio World

    I said the era didn't. I didn't say artists from that era didn't become mainstream. Those are two different things and a lot of the artists you named had other reasons that helped them blow up.

    There's always gonna be a decent number of youtube views for artists but that doesn't always translate into commercial success. Young people right now are pretty contempt with the current wave that exists which is why we get a new big artist every year using the same mechanics. What you posted in the OP aint it

    I gotcha bro. I guess all together these are just rappers with different sounds who are gaining traction. Maybe some of them will get big, but who knows.

  • Jan 29, 2020
    Thugger
    !https://youtu.be/E6fV4P4PVcs

    D Smoke

    Oh yeah lemme put him in the op

  • Jan 29, 2020

    Don honestly has the most potential out of all of them

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