We don’t talk about this enough. There was ALLOT of underground rappers making this Night At The Roxbury type music. Rapping or singing over very club centric production taking influence from EDM.

Big glasses, fitted hats, extra large tees and baggy clothing were still the norm at this time although the times were beginning to change with skinny jeans and snapbacks. Sometimes you could even find a scarf enthusiast.

Here’s some more examples from this YouTube page I’ve been going through:

every era has s*** music and good music. peoples' rose-tinted nostalgia lens makes them appreciate music from an era where they actually lived w the music rather than being a sad doomer mess stuck in the past and not living life...

I’m not really focused on the “it’s bad” part

I think this style of rap was very specific and hilarious in hindsight and I don’t think we talk about it enough

I remember this stuff, could almost never get into it

thissongissick and thekollection were notorious for posting it

They were trying so hard to drop the biggest club smash hit it’s ironic

He just wants to get that copypasta off whenever he can

Ah, f*** me I just made the whole connection