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    americana

    What

    When you said “that s*** doesn’t exist anymore” what did you mean

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    Jim Halpert

    When you said “that s*** doesn’t exist anymore” what did you mean

    I’m simply saying the state of rap is not one where there’s synergy between commercial appeal and artistic integrity

    It’s an inevitability under capitalism

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    americana

    I’m simply saying the state of rap is not one where there’s synergy between commercial appeal and artistic integrity

    It’s an inevitability under capitalism

    Most commercial acts aren't even really pulling in numbers like that and they're cancelling tours left and right. They are failing capitalism too.

  • Laced

    Most commercial acts aren't even really pulling in numbers like that and they're cancelling tours left and right. They are failing capitalism too.

    Capitalism is a suicidal machine too blind to know when it’s dying

    All your favorite hitmakers made a lot of money for themselves and their labels, and you all considered it to be the best case scenario for the culture though!

  • we are davidp

    lets talk about your employment status

    Saturday brick
    Would’ve hit on a Wednesday

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    Drake

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    John Madden

    Saturday brick
    Would’ve hit on a Wednesday

    Would’ve gone up on a Tuesday

  • americana

    Would’ve gone up on a Tuesday

  • rap just stinks this year keep it moving

  • HrdBoildWndrlnd

    Flatbush Zombies was my first ever concert when they were touring in 2013 for the BetterOffDead mixtape. That show was so raw. I also loved the Underachievers, wonder how their pseudo-conspiracy s*** would sound today

    The Underachievers still make music these days. They're very...chilled out these days. Like you'll still get raps about sense of self, being aware, weed. But it's not really super third eye wide conspiracy theory raps.

    Their album/EP Homecoming is pretty cool, it's a short project. Definitely sounds like some "Yeah we grown, have money, and have families" kinda music. Fitting for where they're at in life and their career paths.

  • Bruuiisees

    Drake

  • CGI Dog

    let's come up with new fun topics

    how u like MBDTF?

  • CutiePieHole

    Donnt think its dead, when i want to talk about it then i make threads and then we talk about it. When big stars drop , others go missing, so there is less to talk
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    Unfortunately
    For
    Us
    We dont
    Care about most of the big stars dropping as of late besides drake. So yes it is slowed

    even the biggest artists get like 12 pages max. like we're all tired

  • huey p rxcan

    no one is intellectually consuming writing on music. you can just listen to music. when music had value and there was a real risk in buying a bad cd, word of mouth and reviews were necessary, if you didn't want to waste your money.

    now, there's not a need to check out a review. you can judge whether or not you'll ~vibe~ with an artist just by looking at their streaming / social media page.

    Sad sad times.

  • fun guy

    Music is peak unc s***, since I turned 21 I mostly listen to podcasts unless im at the club

    This so exactly correct. Young people don’t love anything

  • Lots out there to talk about, but if you’re comfortable and wall yourself off from new things, then of course the creativity in your discussions will suffer.

    and theres a lot of overlap between people who use the internet a lot and that situation, since chatting online in ur room so comfortable.

  • Big 3 was the last thing that was fun to have discourse