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  • Aug 13, 2024
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    notbrock

    This is a different discussion

    What said before still isn’t making any sense. You said 33 is old and kids don’t connect to that but that’s objectively not true because the biggest artists in the genre are almost 30 or 30+

    You do realize that most of them have a fanbase that's a bit older right. I'm sure the average age for a tyler fan is like 24 years old.

    Peep what the youth is actually listening to and what rappers and styles of rap they are emulating/inspired by and none of it sounds like Tyler or any of those older rappers you're talking about.

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    Blue Genes

    what interview is this

    Comes out tomorrow on Spring Hill's YouTube (Maverick Carter/ Lebron media company)

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    gnarlynasty

    Making 200 songs with all the same intentions behind them, hoping one of them will stick, has the same effort as an insurance salesman going door to door, hoping someone will buy insurance from them, even though they don't believe in the product.

    There's effort, but there's also 0 respect for the artform, 0 craftsmanship.

    I think that part is a fine line

    You got newer artists like hardrock that seem to do nothing but make music. Bro had 800 songs leak and he wasnt even phased. plus he dont drop often like that. Some artists just have a different way of working.

    Or even playboi carti who literally never really leaves his home studio and prob has countless songs at this point.

    I feel like that counts for something in terms of craft and passion for the artform.

    Now if you an artist who creates like that and just drops it all with no consideration, thats a different story and should not be allowed

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    LaSean

    Yeah thats why the rappers selling the most are all 30+

    Stupid, outdated, regurgitated ageist opinion

    Yeah because sales = what the youth is supporting lmfao.

    There's still plenty of older people who listen to rap. My point is rap is defined and shaped by the youth.

    Most young rappers aren't sounding like Tyler or any of those other 30+ year old rappers and most kids aren't listening to those guys either.

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    Malcolm

    Why aren't there anymore superstars like Michael Jackson? Have artists and music fallen off so badly that no one can do the same numbers and have the same reach and longevity as MJ?

    Weeknd? Taylor? Bad Bunny? Drake? Beyoncé? Harry Styles? Billie? Morgan Wallen? Ed Sheeran? Karol G? Kendrick?

    Not MJ level, but major superstars and showing longevity and massive reach

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    Valentine

    Weeknd? Taylor? Bad Bunny? Drake? Beyoncé? Harry Styles? Billie? Morgan Wallen? Ed Sheeran? Karol G? Kendrick?

    Not MJ level, but major superstars and showing longevity and massive reach

    Like you said not MJ level. Why is that?

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    lanceylancey

    "tell these black kids they can be who they are, die your hair blue, s*** i'll do it too" was appealing to white girls, noted.

    “Where the tall freckled white boys at cuz I don’t f*** with niggas”

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    SyIIabIes

    “Where the tall freckled white boys at cuz I don’t f*** with niggas”

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    Malcolm

    Like you said not MJ level. Why is that?

    no one has ever reached that level aside from MJ so what is even your point bruh? I gave you superstars with longevity and massive reach. MJ was an anomaly

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    Valentine

    no one has ever reached that level aside from MJ so what is even your point bruh? I gave you superstars with longevity and massive reach. MJ was an anomaly

    Music landscape is different now than it was back then.

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    Malcolm

    Music landscape is different now than it was back then.

    well yea but you’re still not making any sense rn

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    Valentine

    well yea but you’re still not making any sense rn

    Streaming and now tiktok completely changed the landscape. Asking why can't rappers nowdays develop a real fanbase or have longevitiy compared to rappers that came 10+ years before them is not a fair comparison. The game is different.

  • Aug 13, 2024
    Campari

    Tyler thinks because he knows what a chord progression is and tossed a group of violinists in a room he can start looking down on the genre that made him. He has a history of this weird elitist mentality - by far the most obnoxious musician.

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    Worldpremiere_

    Yeah, thats a fundamental disagreement then. Cause i believe the opposite

    in my opinion, if youre making art purely for fiscal gain and youre proud of it, its gonna show in some way.

    whether its through trash music, pretentious persona, or lack of respect for art as a whole etc. Passion is intregal to truly great art. Cause theres so much time that has to be put in. Natural talent can only take you so far. The painstaking practice, efforts, and sacrifices that have to be made to make truly great works cant be done by someone who just wants a quick buck.

    I feel like ice spice is great neutral example

    She has natural talent and charisma and had genuinely good songs and verses, but doesnt seem to be willing to practice and challenge herself artistically. Doesnt really seem to find joy in the craft for the crafts sake, and doesnt try to be like that either nor does she speak on anything. and thats fine.

    Its a problem when one tries to be a torch bearer and speak for "the culture" in any way, or try to act like they have speaking room on music when they arent nerds about it. we cant let that slide

    i see some good points in your post, it’s just that a lot of “underground/newgen“ artists i listen to get put in that box instantly. people put a ceiling on them immediately, not giving them any room to grow which is not fair and hypocritical when you look at tyler back then vs now. someone said it very well itt that tyler was allowed to “blossom“ while some others are ridiculed almost immediately.

    i don’t think everyone has to want to be the absolute best at what they do or even try to. niches exist for a reason and some people are just better off finding their lane and sticking with it. that’s not a bad thing imo. knowing what you do best and maximizing it is also a skill. maybe not as impressive as being able to make music in every genre, but it still is a skill.

    i agree though that IF someone were to talk all that s*** without having any evidence to show for it, they absolutely must not get the credit they seek for.

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    Worldpremiere_

    I think that part is a fine line

    You got newer artists like hardrock that seem to do nothing but make music. Bro had 800 songs leak and he wasnt even phased. plus he dont drop often like that. Some artists just have a different way of working.

    Or even playboi carti who literally never really leaves his home studio and prob has countless songs at this point.

    I feel like that counts for something in terms of craft and passion for the artform.

    Now if you an artist who creates like that and just drops it all with no consideration, thats a different story and should not be allowed

    It all depends, good rappers can create at any time, thus recording alot. And if your a dope rapper, even throwaways are worth a listen. Good artist are different, look at Frank, I think he's going through writers block and can't be bothered to create, when the moment hits him, he'll know.

    But now, motherfuckers aren't either, they have a formula they follow, and since originality isn't really a thing now, they can churn out song after song without worrying about any type of quality. That's salesmen type s***, not artistry.

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    Campari

    Tyler thinks because he knows what a chord progression is and tossed a group of violinists in a room he can start looking down on the genre that made him. He has a history of this weird elitist mentality - by far the most obnoxious musician.

  • Aug 13, 2024
    FOREVA

    i see some good points in your post, it’s just that a lot of “underground/newgen“ artists i listen to get put in that box instantly. people put a ceiling on them immediately, not giving them any room to grow which is not fair and hypocritical when you look at tyler back then vs now. someone said it very well itt that tyler was allowed to “blossom“ while some others are ridiculed almost immediately.

    i don’t think everyone has to want to be the absolute best at what they do or even try to. niches exist for a reason and some people are just better off finding their lane and sticking with it. that’s not a bad thing imo. knowing what you do best and maximizing it is also a skill. maybe not as impressive as being able to make music in every genre, but it still is a skill.

    i agree though that IF someone were to talk all that s*** without having any evidence to show for it, they absolutely must not get the credit they seek for.

    I agree. i feel like tyler can talk this type of talk. People call it pretentious, but his passion and work ethic is undeniable. and he really is eligible and valid in his critiques of rap cause no matter if you love or hate him and his music, hes not part of the problem. The accolades and testimonials speak for him.

    whereas the newer generation need to work up to that just like tyler did if they wanna speak about music. But youre right. We as an audience do tend to put limits and low expectations on the newer gen and not allow them to grow when we We gotta realize these niggas are fresh outve high school. Alot of the ones we claim are the death of rap cant even legally drink yet or just became able to.

    Idk if anyone else does this, but i listen to younger artists solely to see how they can grow if we let them. Or if we dont let them, i see if they can just say f*** the audience and break out of the box by sheer will pride as an artist. To me that is a sign that an artist is in it for the long haul.

    So yea, i agree with you man. We as an audience have to give grace to these young artists

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    william cubit

    why would tyler of all people say this. acting like people didn't perceive odd future as "meme music".

    if u make music ur a musician! if u make music that many other people like to listen to, u deserve some respect for it! does not matter if ur deathly serious or if ur joking around the whole time.

    just another instance of tyler being pretentious and exposing his lack of appreciation for hip-hop

    Tyler’s musicality even in the early odd future stuff prevents yall being able to do the “contrarian to a statement theres no reason to be a contrarian to” thing the internet does with everything now

    rap is a hustle mentality is definitely a thing and niggas dont wanna admit that bc certain types of rap fans dont wanna say anything negative about street adjacent acts lol

  • Aug 13, 2024
    Malcolm

    You do realize that most of them have a fanbase that's a bit older right. I'm sure the average age for a tyler fan is like 24 years old.

    Peep what the youth is actually listening to and what rappers and styles of rap they are emulating/inspired by and none of it sounds like Tyler or any of those older rappers you're talking about.

    I was reading a comment the other day where some kid was like he got into Ye with Donda lol

    Y’all underestimate the impact of there being no fundamentally sound new rap artist to have the carti uzi kodak 21 etc type treatment since 2016. Niggas gotta have vegetables even if they gotta be drowned in parsley and butter lmao

  • Aug 13, 2024
    gnarlynasty

    It all depends, good rappers can create at any time, thus recording alot. And if your a dope rapper, even throwaways are worth a listen. Good artist are different, look at Frank, I think he's going through writers block and can't be bothered to create, when the moment hits him, he'll know.

    But now, motherfuckers aren't either, they have a formula they follow, and since originality isn't really a thing now, they can churn out song after song without worrying about any type of quality. That's salesmen type s***, not artistry.

    Yeah, the newer artists who create alot but still care are rare these days. seems like the rap game is riddled with these types who are older and have no excuse for their lack of growth, yet still churn mid after mid. We all know who they are

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    voriox

    nigga 33 is not old you niggas are sick with that ageism mess s*** is sad. tyler likes a lot of younger dudes anyway that’s not at all what he’s talking about. just keep it a buck and admit yall hate tyler atp

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    Malcolm

    Streaming and now tiktok completely changed the landscape. Asking why can't rappers nowdays develop a real fanbase or have longevitiy compared to rappers that came 10+ years before them is not a fair comparison. The game is different.

    So…you answered your own question in your initial post?

  • Aug 13, 2024
    voriox

    nigga 33 is not old you niggas are sick with that ageism mess s*** is sad. tyler likes a lot of younger dudes anyway that’s not at all what he’s talking about. just keep it a buck and admit yall hate tyler atp

    They think 33 old, when my niggas ain't make it to 18

  • Aug 13, 2024
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    Malcolm

    Streaming and now tiktok completely changed the landscape. Asking why can't rappers nowdays develop a real fanbase or have longevitiy compared to rappers that came 10+ years before them is not a fair comparison. The game is different.

    Niggas (mainstream) dont rap in a way that isnt vaguely influenced by thug migos future keef carti etc let alone having fundamental rap skills to begin lol

    Why is that never focused on when we ask questions like this

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