I was playing some Brent and Aaliyah the other day and my younger step brother told me to turn it off and play some Yeat. Like these younger kids won't even bump slower s*** like Bryson they just want yeat lil uzi ken Carson lil durk and future playing all the time.
on social media most rnb is called mid especially on instagram but they bump only opium and drill

when I was 12 I was a huge Weeknd, Bryson tiller fan so Its def not the age group

This isn’t true at all

It isn't

seems like there is something wrong with your lil bro

@Brave ?

idk bro just judging off them raptv posts and the backlash to slime you out on social media shows me no hope for new gen

my gen fw Brent heavy idk. RapTV and Akademiks fans the bottom of the barrel

Reserved for when I get off work in 15 minutes. I’ll gather my thoughts and post a vocaroo

Edit: voca.ro/11yF6drPHcN6

Hate is too strong of a word too

same my gen is heavy into Brent
its like the new age opium/drill fanboys

When I was that age I didnt really like rnb either but grew back to love it

12-14

Rnb not music for lil kids yeat made a song for the minion movie

true

Love is dead to them.

All they know is TikTok edits and Adin Ross

r&b really hits after you've fallen in love and have had successes and failures in relationships. Not really something people that young would have experienced

this

slime u out got backlash because it's not a great song + horrible single to open up your album rollout with

I was 8 years old singing “Say Goodbye” like I had loved and lost a thousand times.

Love just ain’t part of the culture nowadays. Everyone is on that “grindset”.

All these kids are being fed are Andrew Tate and Bodybuilding clips. Obviously they aren’t going to resonate with songs about love and passion

Why are you following 12-14 year olds on social media

Tik tok influence

They are probably following the rap and r&b blog pages.

The comments there are mostly kiddos and almost always negative.

Not true at all

Most of them listen to older rnb than new rnb from what I’ve seen