May 13, 2020·1 reply
HBDUSANo, you don't know your history you f***ing moron. In Da Club was the #1 selling ringtone and won a billboard award for it in 2014, the first time they ever started following those sales, but the song dropped January 2013 before truetones were even selling. It was just still insanely popular when phones switched from miditunes to truetones. The RIAA didn't even start awarding sales certs until 2006. No one ever said "Oh In Da Club was made so you could put it as a ringtone." Mfers were still listening to 8bit renditions of songs when In Da Club first dropped.
Them 8 bit renditions were low-key dope
May 13, 2020CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WTF TIK TOK MUSIC IS IT DOESNT EXIST
- HBDUSA 🇺🇸May 13, 2020LaSean
Them 8 bit renditions were low-key dope
lol yeah getting together to play your new ringtones to guess the songs was always fun.
May 13, 2020
CalmYeEventually billboard needs to include Tik tok plays as part of measuring the hot 100, s*** is way too big an influence to just neglect now
that will never ever happen. and thank god
May 13, 2020great comparison b
May 13, 2020
goretexnext generation the kids will say tik tok rap was better than whatever is popular again
- May 13, 2020
and both are GOAT
May 13, 2020NiceLikeChristPeople used to say In Da Club was ringtone rap. Same way they saying Toosie Slide is just tik tok music.
They try to knock great records with wack narratives cus they haters.
Bruh, what? Who called In Da Club ringtone rap? I have literally never heard that. Don't try and say that I wasn't around for it; I'm probably older than you.- May 13, 2020
Anyways, OP is right. Trends are cyclical. This will happen again somewhere between 10 and 20 years from now, just in a different format/platform.