We have so many rappers from the 90s that are still relevant today making great music but there arent really any rappers that were able to adapt from the 80s (besides DOOM).
That's about when rap got taken over by the labels so it makes sense they'd push them out and put up their own puppets
cause rap got too complex and they couldn’t technically catch up
Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, and G Rap are lyrically superior to Snoop and Biggie though.
The truth is that the 90s marked the start of rap getting heavily commercialized and controversial and rappers becoming bigger stars with bigger hits.
Edit: Major labels like Death Row and Bad Boy played a big role too.
Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, and G Rap are lyrically superior to Snoop and Biggie though.
The truth is that the 90s marked the start of rap getting heavily commercialized and controversial and rappers becoming bigger stars with bigger hits.
Edit: Major labels like Death Row and Bad Boy played a big role too.
Can you link me a song of theirs that would convince me of them being greater then Biggie
Can you link me a song of theirs that would convince me of them being greater then Biggie
he cant cause he cappin
Can you link me a song of theirs that would convince me of them being greater then Biggie
He didn’t say greater or better in general.. strictly lyrically
Can you link me a song of theirs that would convince me of them being greater then Biggie
Ya got them f***ed up
Lyrically they can rap w snoop and big
Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, and G Rap are lyrically superior to Snoop and Biggie though.
The truth is that the 90s marked the start of rap getting heavily commercialized and controversial and rappers becoming bigger stars with bigger hits.
Edit: Major labels like Death Row and Bad Boy played a big role too.
Ice T too, still can outrap hella rappers
Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, and G Rap are lyrically superior to Snoop and Biggie though.
The truth is that the 90s marked the start of rap getting heavily commercialized and controversial and rappers becoming bigger stars with bigger hits.
Edit: Major labels like Death Row and Bad Boy played a big role too.
80's rappers actually evolved technically and put out some of their best material in the early 90's
But after that rap changed too much like you said.
he cant cause he cappin
Rakim literally pioneered internal and multisyllabic rhymes. He walked so Biggie and Pac could run cuz before him rap was sounding like this.
Can you link me a song of theirs that would convince me of them being greater then Biggie
You'd like 4,5,6 album from Kool G Rap if you like mafiaso rap. That's probably his most appealing album to new listeners
cause rap got too complex and they couldn’t technically catch up
The values of the culture changed as well. People don’t understand that the people who started making and buying rap after 1992 weren’t the same people into what was working for the 3-5 years before that
Well De La, Gang Starr and Tribe both debuted in the 80s, although they may be exceptions and not the rule
Well De La, Gang Starr and Tribe both debuted in the 80s, although they may be exceptions and not the rule
They definitely pioneered the more eccentric waveforms of Hip Hop
Ice T too, still can outrap hella rappers
!https://youtu.be/zHByAao95aghonestly Ice-T doesn’t get brought up enough outside of West Coast discussions, he’s very underrated as a pioneer in rap at the time.
He was making gangsta rap before NWA and he could spit well too.