Aug 7, 2025·edited
krishna boundi mean mainstream stuff tho. white people who were into hip hop was always considered distinct enough it was considered an entire identity in and of itself. the reason eminem was so controversial was basically because he was white and mainstream. kids wanting to listen to rap because they were "represented" as terrifying to white america because most ppl were listening to like, contemporary pop, alt rock, or like, nsync. even liking eminem was considered distinct from liking rap (actually still is). same w underground rap (rhymesayers / etc) and s*** like ICP. it was considered a very specific distinct subculture. liking rap now and being white is just like yeah i would assume so by default
RASIE 🎣Aug 7, 2025
2wordsNot actual white people. Actual white people got into hip hop when Flower Boy came out around 2016-2017
This just isn't true at all, unless you're only talking about recent generations of mainstream white consumers.
There are multiple stereotypical suburban middle aged white women at my job who i have walked in on while they are blasting 2Pac, DMX, Bone Thugz, and 50 Cent on their phones at their desk while working.
Aug 7, 2025·2 repliesBlaming chance for this is crazy these niggas never heard a moldy peaches song in they lifw
Aug 7, 2025https://twitter.com/zayallcaps/status/1953303548801732948fancy lacriminalBlaming chance for this is crazy these niggas never heard a moldy peaches song in they lifw
Reminds me of this minus the humor
Aug 7, 2025Also there was a time where edm and dance stuff was seen as very corny stuff and now it’s huge
Aug 7, 2025
hadjiI’m on tour, by the time I get back I think it’ll be too late
oh s*** congrats, good luck on the road
Aug 7, 2025The discourse in here is even more misguided than Twitter! Powerful!
Aug 7, 2025https://twitter.com/zayallcaps/status/1953303548801732948fancy lacriminalBlaming chance for this is crazy these niggas never heard a moldy peaches song in they lifw
dam i was in a good mood before i clicked play
Aug 7, 2025
Creasyi saw a tweet tht said that lil d***y song where he act as if he chris brown the woat song and they might have a point
nahh that song has a fire chorus
Aug 8, 2025idk if ive ever heard this song before tbh
- Aug 8, 2025
its some bs though
Aug 8, 2025·3 replies
Aug 8, 2025·1 replyEhh I think there has been way worse music than the stuff that was releasing during the hipster era
Aug 8, 2025·1 replythis trend has left me with too many stomp clap songs stuck in my head the last few days
Aug 8, 2025That song is fine
- Aug 8, 2025BlueDream
Ehh I think there has been way worse music than the stuff that was releasing during the hipster era
tbf as far as stomp clap slop goes this is as good as it gets
Aug 8, 2025!https://youtu.be/Bh1XRH4HrOY?si=Y3NVi1XAK0kHlqf4
flizzyGoated song in this style…
Always sang "BANANA" over the "oh na na" background vocals lol
- Aug 8, 2025
Hell no I love this f***ing song man lmao
- Aug 8, 2025!https://youtu.be/Bh1XRH4HrOY?si=Y3NVi1XAK0kHlqf4flizzy
Goated song in this style…
They said he was up next
- Aug 8, 2025CGI Dog
https://twitter.com/red_leftist/status/1953550498084065327 Lol never easy being the first to popularize something
- Aug 8, 2025
White people
- Aug 8, 2025
Gen Z definitely tries too hard not to be "corny".....but I hated this song and I was in my mid 20s at the time
Aug 8, 2025I mean I don’t like the song but worst of all time is exaggerating
Aug 8, 2025FJM
Aug 8, 2025·1 reply!https://youtu.be/Bh1XRH4HrOY?si=Y3NVi1XAK0kHlqf4flizzyGoated song in this style…
Holy s***
This just made me remember all the Raury industry plant threads
