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    I know artists do sometimes tour they BIG albums every now and then but I just saw an advertisement for Jamila Woods Heavn (love that album but…it just got me thinking) anniversary tour.

    We seeing an influx of more artists just touring their old s*** entirely?

  • With the way niggas have dragging the nostalgia for 2016 I’m not surprised and it’s only gonna be more as we head into 2027

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    Hillary Duff signed to CAA and Atlantic last year. Became a legacy act overnight

    All you need to know about the state of the industry

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    heavn was 10 years ago

  • CGI Dog

    heavn was 10 years ago

    reacted the same way

    s*** hit me like a TRUCK lmaoooo

  • Kinda sorta new version of club performances

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    25min thread anniversary tour out now

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    blonde anniversary tour otw

  • rastafire

    25min thread anniversary tour out now

    selling tickets for $1

    10 mins later scalpers selling same tickets for $4,000

    This was my experience trying (and failing) to buy a $5 ticket to see Tyler's Don't Tap That Glass listening party in Brooklyn btw

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    This site generally leans hip hop for music tastes which is a relatively newer genre. It could just be that the artists that most of us really followed are legacy acts for the first times.

    Maybe someone who’s more into rock or other genres can comment, but it feels like a lot of bands would tour as legacy acts for a while. Hip hop is kind of just coming of age for that.

    Im not sure this is a new phenomenon.

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    No, we're just old now

  • bigmike0123

    This site generally leans hip hop for music tastes which is a relatively newer genre. It could just be that the artists that most of us really followed are legacy acts for the first times.

    Maybe someone who’s more into rock or other genres can comment, but it feels like a lot of bands would tour as legacy acts for a while. Hip hop is kind of just coming of age for that.

    Im not sure this is a new phenomenon.

    Bingo

  • Water Giver

    No, we're just old now

    I'll take that too

  • bigmike0123

    This site generally leans hip hop for music tastes which is a relatively newer genre. It could just be that the artists that most of us really followed are legacy acts for the first times.

    Maybe someone who’s more into rock or other genres can comment, but it feels like a lot of bands would tour as legacy acts for a while. Hip hop is kind of just coming of age for that.

    Im not sure this is a new phenomenon.

  • Dr Lee PhD

    blonde anniversary tour otw

    I wish

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    You going to watch trippie redd tour new stuff?

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    Jim Halpert

    You going to watch trippie redd tour new stuff?

    I’m not watching Trippie Redd tour at all but maybe that would be different if he made music that touched niggas souls lmao

    The answer to all this s*** is so simple lol

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    raps2

    I’m not watching Trippie Redd tour at all but maybe that would be different if he made music that touched niggas souls lmao

    The answer to all this s*** is so simple lol

    That’s my point lol

    What’s the answer

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    Jim Halpert

    That’s my point lol

    What’s the answer

    The answer at the bottom of all these threads

    Niggas aren’t making lyrical yet exciting music that relatively tries to touch niggas souls, give niggas some type of gem/thinking material or at least has replay value and decent amount of lyrical effort even if its about bullshit at its root a la pre 2009 Wayne

    The genre will continue to go in circles until it is accepted Drake Kenrick Kanye Wayne Jay etc even 50 Ross TI etc are the peak of how this s*** is supposed to be executed even if the beats change into niggas lil colorful post WLR hyperpop bee boop bop boop s***, the principles under this s*** the same. Lmaoo stubborn lazy confused azz niggas

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    raps2

    The answer at the bottom of all these threads

    Niggas aren’t making lyrical yet exciting music that relatively tries to touch niggas souls, give niggas some type of gem/thinking material or at least has replay value and decent amount of lyrical effort even if its about bullshit at its root a la pre 2009 Wayne

    The genre will continue to go in circles until it is accepted Drake Kenrick Kanye Wayne Jay etc even 50 Ross TI etc are the peak of how this s*** is supposed to be executed even if the beats change into niggas lil colorful post WLR hyperpop bee boop bop boop s***, the principles under this s*** the same. Lmaoo stubborn lazy confused azz niggas

    As long as most people just stream music there is no market for great or challenging s*** to be created.

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    Dr Lee PhD

    blonde anniversary tour otw

    frank will never go broke cuz ik the day he does, he’ll just do this and everyone will eat it up

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    tiimmyturner

    frank will never go broke cuz ik the day he does, he’ll just do this and everyone will eat it up

    The next thing he’s gonna drop is a nostalgia, Ultra documentary and then do one for Channel Orange and blonde/Endless lmao watch

    Lazy f***

    Actually surprised artists haven’t been spamming project documentaries after 20 years

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    raps2

    The next thing he’s gonna drop is a nostalgia, Ultra documentary and then do one for Channel Orange and blonde/Endless lmao watch

    Lazy f***

    Actually surprised artists haven’t been spamming project documentaries after 20 years

    oh ppl will definitely eat that up

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    Benny Boy

    Hillary Duff signed to CAA and Atlantic last year. Became a legacy act overnight

    All you need to know about the state of the industry

    her popularity is one of the most confusing things to me
    like what has she actually done since lizzy mcguire?

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    Back to Black 20th Anniversary shows would’ve hit like crack this year