I did a podcast discussing the evolution of emo rap from Atmosphere to Bones to Lil Peep to what would be considered emo rap today...
I also found article touching on defining emo rap in the early aughts and look back in hindsight to see if it still applies.
not watching a 30 min video about emo rap from a random ktt poster but hopefully there’s a rich hil mention in there somewhere
not watching a 30 min video about emo rap from a random ktt poster but hopefully there’s a rich hil mention in there somewhere
Didn't know Tommy Hilfiger's kid made music. It's okay, I just don't like his voice.
Didn't know Tommy Hilfiger's kid made music. It's okay, I just don't like his voice.
influenced lil peep and hob era weeknd
he is very hit or miss tho. syldd fire tho prolly better than most emo rap albums tbh.
influenced lil peep and hob era weeknd
he is very hit or miss tho. syldd fire tho prolly better than most emo rap albums tbh.
He’s from Connecticut..fun fact
I did a podcast discussing the evolution of emo rap from Atmosphere to Bones to Lil Peep to what would be considered emo rap today...
I also found article touching on defining emo rap in the early aughts and look back in hindsight to see if it still applies.
where is Juice WRLD in the pantheon of Emo Rap?
where is Juice WRLD in the pantheon of Emo Rap?
He's in the SoundCloud Era discussion. Unfortunately, him, Peep and XXXTentacion all died effectively holding the genre back for years imo.
Eyedea was more post-punk and emo than Slug or Cage imo
I kind of agree. I make mention of Eyedea in the second half where he gives an interview that was posted on Epitaph records' website:
epitaph.com/news/article/eyedea-abilities-are-a-new-strain-of-hip-hop