I will ring your f***ing neck out the next time you not only mention me to be sassy - but the next time you spin any point or statement I’ve ever made to fit some weird narrative you goomba peabrained condescending little s***
I’m not into the low quality low energy voice stuff. I get it tho.
annoying and incorrect
how can you like hip hop and actively root for the genre to die out?
This post and the likes it has says it all
OP says he’s happy the vultures and bandwagoners are leaving and the first response is “how can you root for the genre to die out?”
Hip hop will never die.
The fact you equate charts with whether hip hop of all genres is at risk of “dying” tells me all I need to know
It was doing perfectly fine for decades without being the #1 genre in the world. It will be perfectly fine again. This is a necessary correction after years of outsiders and pop bullshit preying on rap
This genre wont die but too many people came into the genre to use it for another purpose. It f***ed everything up. Plus people that don’t really enjoy this genre. I hope those people back away.
stupid way of comparison
hip hop was probably even more popular back then but streaming wasnt around
Most mainstream rap acts are just on their off season.
It's been nonstop drops since 2021
Who even released music this year?
Someone said it best but most (males) dropped 2021 and 2022. I think second half is gonna be all females mainly (Ice, Nicki, Cardi, Doja, maybe Meg etc)
This isn’t proof of that, but I feel like it’s been a good year outside of rap
Why was there never an off year between 1998 and 2022 then?
2019 was largely an off year. Most people dropped 2018 and 2020.
This isn’t proof of that, but I feel like it’s been a good year outside of rap
not having a rap #1 song or album is a stupid metric but this is largely an off year for men in rap.
This isn’t proof of that, but I feel like it’s been a good year outside of rap
billboard.com/pro/hip-hop-music-most-popular-genre-dominance-slipping
nssmag.com/en/music/31246/rap-out-of-fashion
nssmag.com/en/music/31246/rap-out-of-fashion
this isn’t some phenomenon op pulled out his ass… blogs have been reporting on it for a while
Commercially the genre itself is losing popularity in the mainstream. That doesn’t mean the genre is dying.
not having a rap #1 song or album is a stupid metric but this is largely an off year for men in rap.
In terms of legit great mainstream male rappers, what was the last good year? 2021?
Too many people are stuck on the idea of hip hop needing billboard/commercial validation to admit it’s losing steam.
That’s not a knock at the genre, every genre goes thru it’s ebbs and flows I’m not sure why ppl thought hip hop would be any different
If you can’t discern between mainstream losing popularity (that doesn’t mean Drake and future won’t still have smash hits) they are superstars, and rap in general having the same pop culture chokehold it did on America like 2016-2020
https://www.billboard.com/pro/hip-hop-music-most-popular-genre-dominance-slipping/
https://www.nssmag.com/en/music/31246/rap-out-of-fashion
https://www.nssmag.com/en/music/31246/rap-out-of-fashion
this isn’t some phenomenon op pulled out his ass… blogs have been reporting on it for a while
Commercially the genre itself is losing popularity in the mainstream. That doesn’t mean the genre is dying.
Yeah I mean I think it was bound to happen once the trap appeal stopped becoming en vogue
I would contend the next popular genre with rap listening youth is something like Plugg, which I don’t think will distill down into contemporary America for a while
Yeah I mean I think it was bound to happen once the trap appeal stopped becoming en vogue
I would contend the next popular genre with rap listening youth is something like Plugg, which I don’t think will distill down into contemporary America for a while
Melz been saying that since like 2020 bruh
Think that sub genre is not gonna get any bigger outside folks like Yeat
Melz been saying that since like 2020 bruh
Think that sub genre is not gonna get any bigger outside folks like Yeat
Trap was around for like 8 years before it became the dominant genre of rap lmao
I'm not sure that a weaker mainstream necessarily means a stronger underground
I'm not sure that a weaker mainstream necessarily means a stronger underground
The underground is strong tho
The underground is strong tho
Im thinking more going into the future