rano 🇧🇷May 18, 2021Just listen to other genres and revisit rap when you feel like it, it's not like you married to it
May 18, 2021·3 repliesIf you still love rap from before this era, you're not "losing love" for rap.
You're just getting older and the newer acts are targeting a new demographic.
It's fine and it's perfectly normal. A lot of 90's rap fans didn't feel Wayne or Kanye when they blew up either cause of their age.
2020 had a lot of great rap projects that I still listen to. If you know where to look, there's still great music being made.
May 18, 2021·edited·4 repliesRap in particular got hit hard with the fast food music over the past two three years.
S*** is sad to witness. People caping for bottom of the barrel music and praising it like it's some f***ing masterpiece they're talking about is even sadder to see.
OPMay 18, 2021!https://youtu.be/7xVEa0SMxFgnotesfromphiloI love KRIT and this is good, but it doesn’t excite me
May 18, 2021ferraritearsban op
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- May 18, 2021mjpplus· edited
Not that it’s becoming bad per se, some of the best artists are finally coming back. More of its just not giving me the same feeling it used to.
Like with this Cole album, I wanted to listen to it. Listened twice, I think it’s great, but I’m not coming back to it daily.
Then for example After Hours has been my most played project of the last year. My second most played project was Men I Trust’s live album. Played both of those projects religiously and still to this day. I find myself getting more excited for R&B and Pop than I do for rap. Like I don’t even want rappers to succeed anymore and that’s f***ing sad.
Edit: I think I’ve been depressed for the last year and so somber music has been my thing.
just getting older, brother
don't stress it
you'll connect with what
connects with you - May 18, 2021
who asked
May 18, 2021·1 replyThe Off-Season out now
- May 18, 2021I AM LOVE
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May 18, 2021I lost my love for it until I stumbled on griselda
May 18, 2021everyone who needs to drop hasn’t dropped in 2 or so years
real anthems are gone, the game is not nearly as cooperative as it was, artists come in and out every day
idk man
the current underground is one of the last places where i truly feel invigorated
- May 18, 2021
And Jameel Na’im X
NeonNigga23 ♻️May 18, 2021i felt mostly the same way for a bit op, what helped me was to take a break from music and not think about it for a couple weeks/months
- May 18, 2021
S*** hasn't been the same since that whole "Baby" rapper wave that started in like early 2018
- May 18, 2021·1 reply
the pandemic also killed the very social aspect of rap
- May 18, 2021·2 replies
cause yall waiting for s***ty rappers to drop like kanye and drake lmao
- May 18, 2021Bobby_96
If you still love rap from before this era, you're not "losing love" for rap.
You're just getting older and the newer acts are targeting a new demographic.
It's fine and it's perfectly normal. A lot of 90's rap fans didn't feel Wayne or Kanye when they blew up either cause of their age.
2020 had a lot of great rap projects that I still listen to. If you know where to look, there's still great music being made.
- May 18, 2021·1 reply
May 18, 2021·1 replyAfter Hours is your most played project and you think rap is the issue?
- May 18, 2021coke n whyt btchs
the pandemic also killed the very social aspect of rap
Yep live shows / events are a huge part of rap and music in general
May 18, 2021Sexcause yall waiting for s***ty rappers to drop like kanye and drake lmao
Youngboy better 🤡
- OPMay 18, 2021Bobby_96
If you still love rap from before this era, you're not "losing love" for rap.
You're just getting older and the newer acts are targeting a new demographic.
It's fine and it's perfectly normal. A lot of 90's rap fans didn't feel Wayne or Kanye when they blew up either cause of their age.
2020 had a lot of great rap projects that I still listen to. If you know where to look, there's still great music being made.
Can’t even use the new school excuse because I like Baby Keem and Don Toliver for example. I’m just not longing for new projects like I used to. Like when they drop I’m like “cool” and I’ll for sure listen to it.
May 18, 20214PF Accountant· editedRap in particular got hit hard with the fast food music over the past two three years.
S*** is sad to witness. People caping for bottom of the barrel music and praising it like it's some f***ing masterpiece they're talking about is even sadder to see.
Gee, this sounds familiar.