Mar 24, 2020
OooEvery generation before us had some vibrant impressive or at least underground art movement that shaped music. We don’t have that. There are a few good upcoming artists but nothing to be called. Music reflects art but there’s no art. So we imitate entertainment which can hold no true artistic value or meaning. It’s strange to see in real time. Many of you will complain and say I’m wrong but you don’t know any better.
Will we literally be the blank generation?Damn cookies this one of the realest things I've seen on this site
Mar 24, 2020·1 reply
gnarlynastyNah,the internet just opened the forbidden door of the music industry and made becoming a music artist easier. You use to have to network till you finally met someone to put you on and then your music had to impress their taste. Now kids from all over are the judges and a lot of them have no real taste beyond internet trends so we end up where we are now.
that's kind of why I feel like any artist has to be a master clown to get big.
Mar 24, 2020I agree
- Mar 24, 2020RXHalfDeadCaliban
that's kind of why I feel like any artist has to be a master clown to get big.
Yea,basically have no shame,use the most popular flow atm and look trendy and you got a case to blow.
- Mar 24, 2020·1 replyOoo
Every generation before us had some vibrant impressive or at least underground art movement that shaped music. We don’t have that. There are a few good upcoming artists but nothing to be called. Music reflects art but there’s no art. So we imitate entertainment which can hold no true artistic value or meaning. It’s strange to see in real time. Many of you will complain and say I’m wrong but you don’t know any better.
Will we literally be the blank generation?
My favorite example of an art movement that is contemporary with music
- Mar 24, 2020
One more thing that’s killing music right now imo is new artist dropping debut albums with no hype or urgency,just dropping em. Like your debut is suppose to be your statement piece to the world not just a bunch of random. Are you a hit maker,lyricist,avant garde,storyteller etc,who are you?
- Mar 24, 2020
NujaI think OP is speaking more about the direction of the culture the later half of the 2010s. It’s been said on here multiple times but 2010-2013was a sweet spot. 2014 was a glimpse at how rough things could be and now it’s starting to feel like a consistent 2014 of disappointment
I mean theres internet now and so many things going on at the same time that the ”direction” isn’t really 1 way.
We still have skating & hypebeast culture which in itself is huge. Travis Scott’s shoes sell out as soon as they come out. We have a bunch of photographers and filmmakers on ig etc. Not to mention the memes
The thing is that there isn’t too many artists that actuallY tap into that culture. Thats why Future wants money for the memes. He has no idea how s*** actually works on the internet.
Travis, Carti, Uzi, Ian, Kanye & Rocky tap into that skating culture & hypebeast market
Mar 24, 2020
facts this video did more for the culture than yall will ever know
Mar 24, 2020·2 repliesHopOffMySackDawg69 My favorite example of an art movement that is contemporary with music
This is like the most popular most mainstream pick lmaoo
- Mar 24, 2020fire
This is like the most popular most mainstream pick lmaoo
Mar 24, 2020·1 replyThis is bullshit lol
No generation nor genre ever embraced art as much as this generation and hip-hop
There are so many art movements that youre simply taking them for granted and ignoring them
From fashion and dancing to memes and music and autotune and whatever else
THIS IS FACTS.
- OPMar 24, 2020·1 replyfire
This is like the most popular most mainstream pick lmaoo
What’s wrong with that
CARMEN 🐉Mar 24, 2020
- Mar 24, 2020Ooo
What’s wrong with that
Because that post was trying so hard to be cool just to...have the most basic example which pretty much sums up ktt
cool thread tho - Mar 24, 2020·1 replyOoo
2015 to now
Why would "our generation" be post 2015?
Sry but u make 0 sense
- OPMar 24, 2020·1 replyGettinmoney8
Why would "our generation" be post 2015?
Sry but u make 0 sense
93 and up
It’s not literal generation - Mar 25, 2020·1 replyOoo
93 and up
It’s not literal generationWhat does 93 and up have to do with post 2015 ?
Mar 25, 2020Gettinmoney8This is bullshit lol
No generation nor genre ever embraced art as much as this generation and hip-hop
There are so many art movements that youre simply taking them for granted and ignoring them
From fashion and dancing to memes and music and autotune and whatever else
THIS IS FACTS.
- OPMar 25, 2020·1 replyGettinmoney8
What does 93 and up have to do with post 2015 ?
That is the time we (who grew up with the internet) began making music
- Mar 25, 2020Ooo
That is the time we (who grew up with the internet) began making music
Youre implying that our generation started making music at 22 and therefore we are the post 2015 generation....?
Im sorry but none of your posts make any sense at all to me
Mar 25, 2020Bullshit
Wtf is a art movement anyway
Your definition is vague as hell
