Mar 31, 2023·3 repliesFemale Rapper dominated Era
Mar 31, 2023
A Mad Ass NiggaMan you niggas do nothing but complain about rap lol gah damn y’all are so insufferable sometimes. This the only place that disrespects hip hop while at the same time not even being in tune with s*** outside of the same few hip hop heavyweights. Niggas don’t even listen to enough rap to form real opinions.
Put us on then, I know they rapping off beat in Detroit but anything else?
Mar 31, 2023·1 reply
JeffersonSteelflexI feel like there’s no wave right now at all. What are your thoughts?
None but the way everything is going in general I know there’s gonna be a reset and either there is gonna be a second golden age or just another period like the 2010’s.
- Mar 31, 2023·1 replyDorian
None but the way everything is going in general I know there’s gonna be a reset and either there is gonna be a second golden age or just another period like the 2010’s.
what does a reset look to you?
- Mar 31, 2023A Mad Ass Nigga
Man you niggas do nothing but complain about rap lol gah damn y’all are so insufferable sometimes. This the only place that disrespects hip hop while at the same time not even being in tune with s*** outside of the same few hip hop heavyweights. Niggas don’t even listen to enough rap to form real opinions.
who’s disrespecting hip hop ITT?
Mar 31, 2023It’s been a drake era for 13 years running
- Mar 31, 2023JeffersonSteelflex
what does a reset look to you?
I guess I imagine rappers being diverse. I don’t know how to describe it. Everything coming out feels stale. There’s some good s*** then and there but not as prominent as it should have been
- Mar 31, 2023·1 replyA Mad Ass Nigga
Man you niggas do nothing but complain about rap lol gah damn y’all are so insufferable sometimes. This the only place that disrespects hip hop while at the same time not even being in tune with s*** outside of the same few hip hop heavyweights. Niggas don’t even listen to enough rap to form real opinions.
You can’t lie and say there’s anything exciting going on in rap
- Mar 31, 2023Gross
Female Rapper dominated Era
But this rly
Mar 31, 2023·1 replydefinitely seems like a weird interim period, there’s some niches popping up (e.g. rage/opium) and individuals making good stuff but no compelling overall sound
- Mar 31, 2023
P**** and perky era
Mar 31, 2023shed theory/post surf gang extended universe has infiltrated my social circles if that's any indication of anything
- Mar 31, 2023·1 replyscihoi
definitely seems like a weird interim period, there’s some niches popping up (e.g. rage/opium) and individuals making good stuff but no compelling overall sound
We’ve been in a weird interim since like 2017 right? It’s not an interim, media killed culture
Mar 31, 2023
Niggamortis 👨🚀Mar 31, 2023Pantheress era.
Mar 31, 2023·edited·2 replieslast year the big wave in rap was sampling old hits (first class jack harlow, super freaky girl nicki minaj, vegas doja cat) but right now i’d say we’re in an intermission of sorts. if i had to predict what’ll be big this year:
-central cee will only get bigger and bigger, he’s inarguably well poised at the moment whether you like him or not
-ice spice will secure another major hit thanks to her dedicated fanbase and female rap will only get bigger
-travis could have a huge year depending on how utopia is handled
-metro will be everywhere, trap could return to its 2016 popularity thanks to his collabs with future, marvel, etc
-drake will switch things up this year exploring the “florida with love/jumbotron s*** poppin” soundcloud sound
-uzi is in a good position, with their drake collab likely dropping this year and their album nearing completion
-either a new plugg/rage rapper will score a massive hit likely though tiktok that introduces the mainstream to the genre, or yeat will secure a big one with drake, regardless i think we’ll see the first top 40 song in the genre
as of right now, artists like yeat, ken carson, and destroy lonely are huge with youth audiences but haven’t fully broken into charting territory. this will be their (and their peers’) year to make their genre huge
- Mar 31, 20232words
We’ve been in a weird interim since like 2017 right? It’s not an interim, media killed culture
I feel like we had a pretty huge pop-trap era like 2017-2020 with Astroworld, My Turn, Please Excuse Me for being Antisocial, Drip or Drown 2 etc, but that puttered out with the pandemic
- Mar 31, 2023·2 repliesjumbotron· edited
last year the big wave in rap was sampling old hits (first class jack harlow, super freaky girl nicki minaj, vegas doja cat) but right now i’d say we’re in an intermission of sorts. if i had to predict what’ll be big this year:
-central cee will only get bigger and bigger, he’s inarguably well poised at the moment whether you like him or not
-ice spice will secure another major hit thanks to her dedicated fanbase and female rap will only get bigger
-travis could have a huge year depending on how utopia is handled
-metro will be everywhere, trap could return to its 2016 popularity thanks to his collabs with future, marvel, etc
-drake will switch things up this year exploring the “florida with love/jumbotron s*** poppin” soundcloud sound
-uzi is in a good position, with their drake collab likely dropping this year and their album nearing completion
-either a new plugg/rage rapper will score a massive hit likely though tiktok that introduces the mainstream to the genre, or yeat will secure a big one with drake, regardless i think we’ll see the first top 40 song in the genre
as of right now, artists like yeat, ken carson, and destroy lonely are huge with youth audiences but haven’t fully broken into charting territory. this will be their (and their peers’) year to make their genre huge
You consider Jack Harlow and Doja Cat rap? Much less, representative of the genre?
Mar 31, 2023prolly tik tok era there’s a lot of fun and cool s*** coming out
Mar 31, 2023·2 replieswe're getting into the dance inspired, Jersey club type stuff
- Mar 31, 20232words
You consider Jack Harlow and Doja Cat rap? Much less, representative of the genre?
i don’t like either of them much at all, but both of the songs i named are objectively rap songs, and both songs recieved 400M+ streams last year on spotify
- Mar 31, 2023A Mad Ass Nigga
Man you niggas do nothing but complain about rap lol gah damn y’all are so insufferable sometimes. This the only place that disrespects hip hop while at the same time not even being in tune with s*** outside of the same few hip hop heavyweights. Niggas don’t even listen to enough rap to form real opinions.
a lot of artists get posted here early and we have discussions about upcoming people idk
Mar 31, 2023yaaaaaanwe're getting into the dance inspired, Jersey club type stuff
This
I’m consistently seeing more and more dance influenced rap
- Mar 31, 2023·1 replyyaaaaaan
we're getting into the dance inspired, Jersey club type stuff
i wonder what major artist will score a hit with it next
Mar 31, 2023jersey & philly