Almost 700 replies to this. I’m sure at least half of them are angry. Im never gonna read them though because I absolutely do not care about you naker’s rap opinions. A good amount of people understand what I’m saying though.
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We finally ready to admit that this generation produces the same beat, the same cadence, the same flow in every damn song? There are 100 songs on the radio right now that sound exactly like this. This is the weakest, most uncreative era hip hop has seen so far. I stand on that https://twitter.com/newmusicdaiiy/status/1223621127857168385 …
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I gotta disagree. All of DaBaby’s songs sound alike for sure, and a lot of artists today lack originality as well, but saying everyone sounds the same is a take I’ve been hearing about hip-hop for at least 15 years now.
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No. The trap beat/Migos flow has been the standard for some years now. Not everyone, but it’s the formula for the shit that gets major spins
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I won’t even read the comments cuz they gone say you’re a Hater.. But.. This Generation of consumers are too hellbent on “Let them get their money” no matter how detrimental it is to the culture. Our Souls, our Art, our Creativity, our Passions & Culture are all For Sale.
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Fam, I only listen to the radio in the car with my son... and it's like listening to one long-ass song. They just bleed into each other, same tempo, indistinguishable from the next... I change between Hot 97 & Power 105 and it's the same shit on each.
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Hip hop got lazy as shit this generation
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90’s hip hop was the best because everybody had their own unique style and flow. So much originality. The era where Artists put creativity into their music & wasn’t just only about making a dollar. Of course they wanted to make money but you can tell it was more about the craft
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From 1995 - 2015... not just the 90's. We cnt ignore the G units, the kendricks and coles. Weezy, Ross, lupe fiasco, kanye west, a lot of great rappers came out in the 2000's
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All the mainstream artists sound the same. Now if you listen to some of the underground or lesser known rappers, it’s completely different.
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thank you like wth they’re hiding on SoundCloud and Spotify like seriously fire artists that even produce...... - Još 5 drugih odgovora
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