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    Jim Halpert

    Hmmmm what medium took over music when FM was released

    Acting like hip hop wasn’t already losing steam

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    Poolboy Q

    Acting like hip hop wasn’t already losing steam

    True started in mid 2015 along with….

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    Jim Halpert

    True started in mid 2015 along with….

    Explain how streaming is stopping artists from being creative

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    Poolboy Q

    Explain how streaming is stopping artists from being creative

    It just doesn’t incentivize making albums that are challenging or unique. While also conditioning listeners to not sit with albums and learn them because they have instant access to everything. So not much reason to create something that requires much time and effort from the listener.

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    30+ pages mad at vince for not picking a favorite song and making a bad burger a***ogy

  • Dino

    30+ pages mad at vince for not picking a favorite song and making a bad burger a***ogy

    Slow news week

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    Jim Halpert

    It just doesn’t incentivize making albums that are challenging or unique. While also conditioning listeners to not sit with albums and learn them because they have instant access to everything. So not much reason to create something that requires much time and effort from the listener.

    So why didn’t hip hop lose creativity when Limewire and iPod Classics came out?

    I could download millions of songs and store them all in one place on an iPod.

    People already had instant access before streaming. I don’t think streaming played as big as a role as you think.

  • I feel like he used the only example where that would be true if he went up just like 1 or 2 restaurant levels those b******s got a favorite thing they made

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    Poolboy Q

    So why didn’t hip hop lose creativity when Limewire and iPod Classics came out?

    I could download millions of songs and store them all in one place on an iPod.

    People already had instant access before streaming. I don’t think streaming played as big as a role as you think.

    Less people were using the internet, it used to be niche and you had to be kind’ve a nerd to use the internet back in that day

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    Dr Lee PhD

    Less people were using the internet, it used to be niche and you had to be kind’ve a nerd to use the internet back in that day

    So millions of people weren’t download songs off Limewire?? What??

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    Niche to use the internet in the 2000’s??? What? Like no one had a MySpace where they wanted to show off their music taste??

  • Gotta be trolling

  • Poolboy Q

    So millions of people weren’t download songs off Limewire?? What??

    Relative to now? I think the numbers are much different than you realize

    Going from having to convince your mom to use the family computer and risk getting a virus to download music is much less access than everyone from ages 12 to 90 having a smartphone and Spotify

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    Poolboy Q

    Niche to use the internet in the 2000’s??? What? Like no one had a MySpace where they wanted to show off their music taste??

    I’m glad you brought up MySpace

    Google the peak users for MySpace and for Twitter

    It’s damn near double

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    Dr Lee PhD

    I’m glad you brought up MySpace

    Google the peak users for MySpace and for Twitter

    It’s damn near double

    Ok but how many of those users now are bots?

  • Dr Lee PhD

    I’m glad you brought up MySpace

    Google the peak users for MySpace and for Twitter

    It’s damn near double

    Damn just looked and Facebook s***s on both

    Yeah social media and the internet in general became cooked when corporations and every member of everyone’s family joined

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    Poolboy Q

    Ok but how many of those users now are bots?

    I’m sure a lot, but it’s still way more common to have a social media now than in the MySpace days

    That was what the cool hip people were into

    Now it’s the norm

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    Poolboy Q

    So why didn’t hip hop lose creativity when Limewire and iPod Classics came out?

    I could download millions of songs and store them all in one place on an iPod.

    People already had instant access before streaming. I don’t think streaming played as big as a role as you think.

    An iPod does not give you instant access to everything.

  • Dr Lee PhD

    I’m sure a lot, but it’s still way more common to have a social media now than in the MySpace days

    That was what the cool hip people were into

    Now it’s the norm

    And this somehow lead to rappers stopped wanting to be creative?

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    Jim Halpert

    An iPod does not give you instant access to everything.

    You download any song off Limewire and put it on the iPod. What are you talking about?

  • comparing yourself to a fast-food employee is how you get people upset on social media

    he probably could just said a chef

  • hate a “ too cool for anything” ass nigga. The Nigga who always have a “smart ass” condescending tone whenever you ask a question.

  • Vince is really masterful troll, he's probably just laughing right now

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