they are worried and depressed

I was surprised how many people couldn’t tell it was a pasta just from the general wording, over the top tone, and the fact that it was posted out of nowhere.
It’s a tasty pasta too.

I'm just worried that the age of big life changing rap albums is done. I've been in the mood for classics lately but I'm not hearing anything coming out from anyone that's being pushed that seems like it has that kind of potential. Idk a lot of albums just seem like they're slapped together with no real reason.

Why’d I read this in the voice smh 😭

real af

Was this another VietBrah post?

Nah it was directed @OP

Depends on who you think is interesting

I like Bluebucksclan, Kalan FrFr, Blxst,

I think from a talent perspective they got it

But supe om goes so far beyond talent which has been my point. It’s very easy to find talented worthwhile acts if you’re looking

This is objectively false but its a good fake topic to talk about.

I gave it a few spins, it's not for me but it sounds kinda like Eem Triplin

I f***s with Eem

Yeah that s*** was cool. Looking at rap websites for that new s***. I kind of miss that because I found so many of my favorites that way.

True. The music is cool but it’s nothing crazy.

I told ya'll that the whole "rap is dying" thing that the media was pushing was a cover up for American pop going through a drought.

They thought pushing that narrative would get people to support U.S. Pop more but now they can no longer hide behind it.

American Pop is actually declining at a faster rate than American rap. O-Rod is their last hope.

this aint build a b****

they should stop b****ing

How is pop dying when the only active artists who can do stadiums rn are pop artists

Taylor
Beyoncé
The Weeknd
Ed Sheeran

(I forgot Bad Bunny)

Ppl like Yves Tumor should be big superstars

Need a talent revolution in the music industry

Might be a lil too weird for the general public