Sep 13, 2023·1 reply
RICHAXXVOYCEAlternative Drill
Sep 13, 2023I think people stopped taking gang culture seriously and as a result the music popularity declined too
Sep 13, 2023Twicetagram
Sep 13, 2023Good
Sep 13, 2023·1 reply
americanaHow much money do you think republic gave pop smoke
These board room people would never f*** up an investment like that again
whatever they invested in him, they immediately made it back and then some
he released four projects on the label and amassed billions upon billions of streams
Sep 13, 2023·1 replyNeed Charles hamilton backpack rap to make a come back
Sep 13, 2023·1 replyI think it's been declining cause niggas been making the same f***in albums with a bunch of the same f***in producers and the same f***in features for the past 6-8 years.
Just a wild thought though.
- Sep 13, 2023willcherry
whatever they invested in him, they immediately made it back and then some
he released four projects on the label and amassed billions upon billions of streams
True tbh
Sep 13, 2023Blame Lyor Cohen
Sep 13, 2023americanaHow much money do you think republic gave pop smoke
These board room people would never f*** up an investment like that again
They don't care if artists die. Trap not streaming so they stopped signing.
Sep 13, 2023·1 replySmacked VoodooI think it's been declining cause niggas been making the same f***in albums with a bunch of the same f***in producers and the same f***in features for the past 6-8 years.
Just a wild thought though.
I mentioned that in my post lol
Like I said, street politics is killing trap more because the new stars are either getting killed or locked up.
- Sep 13, 2023·2 repliesyungboiezi
I mentioned that in my post lol
Like I said, street politics is killing trap more because the new stars are either getting killed or locked up.
That's kinda always been a thing though honestly. A rapper dies or gets locked up the world just keeps spinning, even if they had hype around them as cold as it sounds.
- Sep 13, 2023Smacked Voodoo
That's kinda always been a thing though honestly. A rapper dies or gets locked up the world just keeps spinning, even if they had hype around them as cold as it sounds.
Yeah but it’s happening way too frequently, even to established acts like Takeoff.
And when you had rappers like Pop Smoke come up to shake the game, and get killed, it’s hard for others to fill that void.
Sep 13, 2023·1 replySmacked VoodooThat's kinda always been a thing though honestly. A rapper dies or gets locked up the world just keeps spinning, even if they had hype around them as cold as it sounds.
I think to support @op point I think people are just slowly getting tired of that cycle.
Not tired enough to do anything about it but tired enough to go “hey, this aint worth investing money into.” Gucci Mane had to lose 75% of his label to the jail cell before signing up a white boy. Bruh tryna get the
Sep 13, 2023·1 replyzelllNeed Charles hamilton backpack rap to make a come back
... no leave all that s*** dead circa 2012
Sep 13, 2023yungboieziEver since 2016 Trap has dominated not just in rap but in music in general with pop stars like Ariana Grande getting a #1 hit off a trap sounding song.
But now people are starting to move away from trap music and even labels are backing away from it.
While yes, the quality of music in rap tanked in this new trap era, one thing that people don’t mention often is how street politics led to its downfall.
The streets have been involved in rap since the mid-late 80s but the difference was the rapper was usually the dude who wasn’t in the streets and just knew how to rap and had his homies in the streets fund his career.
Fast forward to now, you got rappers flexing the gang they rep, the guns they got and how many oops they’re beefing with. Not to mention the amount of talent we lost through murder and jail time because of this.
As a result of this, HipHop is suffering commercially by proxy cuz people are tired of seeing a new artist come and go whether through street s*** or not delivering musically.
TLDR: Trap is killing rap because of street s***
best advice i recommend for all of you young ktt2 members since trap is boring now
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Sep 13, 2023americanadrill will never be bigger than it was in 2020
It is tbh, most just don't see it that way
- Sep 13, 2023RXHalfDeadCaliban
... no leave all that s*** dead circa 2012
Need depressing music to make me wanna die again like him bruh
- Sep 13, 2023
trap won't die as long as poor black people exist
- Sep 13, 2023
Sound just got stale bro
- Sep 13, 2023insertcoolnamehere
I think to support @op point I think people are just slowly getting tired of that cycle.
Not tired enough to do anything about it but tired enough to go “hey, this aint worth investing money into.” Gucci Mane had to lose 75% of his label to the jail cell before signing up a white boy. Bruh tryna get the