Honestly, I have mixed feelings about it too. Because although it's a weak era for NY.

They had a lot of fun records with bars and it still fit within the aesthetic of East Coast

I agree. Need that fire to stay lit.

@Aquilla I need some new East Coast spittas rap to something like this

Need the South to speak up as well

everybody was ready to pass the torch to pop man it gets me so sad to think about

Not a single peep about MIKE itt lol

MIKE is holding it down

Brings back so much memories

What NY needs more than anything is platform by young personalities for young artists, theirs too many old heads still running NY Rap Media

On The Radar in NY and the hottest spot for artists to go lol with no gatekeeper fr

Kidstakeover too i think

Idk if it'll happen. The young niggas over there still on they drill s***. There will always be some real spitters over there tho

We had that Beast Coast era a decade ago but y'all called it modern dust

Ayo, it’s Westside Pootie
We walkin' on water
Y’all still broke
It's Griselda

new york stinks

What if Pop Smoke was supposed to get on Cash Cobain production

NY is too fragmented and act too cool/above it all to engage

I did not know On The Radar is based in NY

Ny rap is f***ing dead. Has been for awhile now