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12/12/2015 1:33:49 AM
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Why is rap horrible now?
90% of all rap now is just some stoner putting on auto tune and not finishing syllables. There is no message. No meaning. How are people like immortal technique, prozak, hopsin, and tech n9ne not noticed more for their message? I just don't get it. I guess having some kind of intelligence doesn't sound good anymore.
Edit: fixed the title.
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2 通の返信90% of all rap? That's a stupid number. I'd be surprised if it was higher than 10.
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3 通の返信Everyone sound like migos they can't rap they forgot the meaning of rap there are very few artists out there who actually rap good. I mean the explanations can go on for days. Back in the day rappers would really put a slug in your brain now they beef over twitter. This is the future of rap. Twitter beef and gay rappers. And tranny -blam!-ers.
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If it's anything like Rock 'n' Roll, time will filter out the garbage. During the Golden Age of Rock, there were some pretty bad songs out there (we had to listen to them for a History of Rock class), and have long since been forgotten. I'm sure there were some really bad rap artists and songs that were "good" at the time, but have since faded from memory.
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4 通の返信Because the people that listen to rap are mainly idiots therefore they need simple lyrics so they can understand what the rapper is saying.
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10 通の返信Hip Hop is currently in a great stage, with many influential artists with a good message on the up and up. I don't know what you're talking about.
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5 通の返信You didn't mention tupac, I approve. It's horrible because rappers have taken a shift towards pop and electro music, as you now some electronic songs have been known to have their voices changed to unusual depths (a step even further than auto tune) However that doesn't mean it's a bad thing BUT on rap it just sounds straight out retarded i.e Young Thug. There's still that elite few out there doing the damn thing such as DMX, N.O.R.E., Mobb Deep, 8 Ball & MJG, Chingy, Bun B, Mystikal... But 90% of people in this day and age don't bump them (or know who they even are for that matter) because they only hear what's on the radio and automatically deem rap trash. 2 Chainz once said it himself he just delivers stupid, generic lyrics because he knows it sells so while people clown him, he, he makes a couple hundred thousands a year.
