Rap Beat subgenres being different are the same as two completely different sports? Lmao what about the careers of people like Kanye and Wayne who literally effortlessly blended the two concepts and we can go back and find songs by Ye and Wayne (Yeezus and Rebirth) that literally precurse rage type beats that they had at least decent lyrical performances on
Y’all make so many excuses for post 2016 rap laziness lmaoo
But maybe you were just tryna make a cute post without thinking much into it
Kanye famously wrote his own raps! Wayne tried to pivot and made the worst music of all time
Kanye famously wrote his own raps! Wayne tried to pivot and made the worst music of all time
More attempted Snarky deflections from the overall point being made
Kanye not writing his raps has nothing to do with the template of lyrical performance he set nor does the subjective opinion of Rebirth, and tbh I just know the song was from 2009 it might be from we are young money but it had a rage precursor beat.
Word to that Vince staples tap water tweet they stole from here the other day if I said Kendrick or Drake you’d find something wrong with those examples too
This schtick only works on stupid niggas stop lol
Rap Beat subgenres being different are the same as two completely different sports? Lmao what about the careers of people like Kanye and Wayne who literally effortlessly blended the two concepts and we can go back and find songs by Ye and Wayne (Yeezus and Rebirth) that literally precurse rage type beats that they had at least decent lyrical performances on
Y’all make so many excuses for post 2016 rap laziness lmaoo
But maybe you were just tryna make a cute post without thinking much into it
Yeezus precursors rage the same way scarface was the precursor to yb
Why hasn't anyone figured out how to do skateboard tricks on a surfboard
Braille fell off so hard
i can’t speak to the super niche of sub genres like jerk. but generally most great rappers under 30 can rap on literally anything.
i hear guys like swavay, marco plus, kenny mason etc rap on any type of beat and still have punchlines/metaphors on it.
if a subgenre has nobody that’s lyrically gifted in it, the fans of that prolly just don’t value it enough for the lyrical guys to feel a need to focus on that sound
i also think hip-hop media, fans and industry has lowered the emphasis on talent in general.
it’s a strong amount of guys who’s raps are just 2010s throwaway lines (kick it like bruce lee type bars) and they got away with it because we didn’t have a bar for being “nice” anymore. we’ve been sold aesthetics and vibes with music as a gateway rather than the actual product. in a previous era, having bars or at least a unique perspective was the baseline that everyone had to meet.
The production isn’t distinctly regional. Lyrical rappers pair with regional production first and foremost, and won’t simply stop at production styles that aren’t made for lyrical rapping. They will however stop at a lack of distinct regionality
It's simple, the talent isn't there.
More attempted Snarky deflections from the overall point being made
Kanye not writing his raps has nothing to do with the template of lyrical performance he set nor does the subjective opinion of Rebirth, and tbh I just know the song was from 2009 it might be from we are young money but it had a rage precursor beat.
Word to that Vince staples tap water tweet they stole from here the other day if I said Kendrick or Drake you’d find something wrong with those examples too
This schtick only works on stupid niggas stop lol
More attempted snarky deflections
Ghais Guevara is kinda trying to do this now that I think about it
Not a good example he himself (perhaps a bit too much) keeps on ranting bout new audience and how his ex label didnt really help out in expanding his reach
Not a good example he himself (perhaps a bit too much) keeps on ranting bout new audience and how his ex label didnt really help out in expanding his reach
I was tryna find the freestyles he did recently as an example, he rapped over a Slayr beat and leadbelly from the mike/earl tape and it was pretty much what’s being asked for in the tweet
Ghais Guevara is kinda trying to do this now that I think about it
He had the formula down but him always being upset about the lack of infrastructure behind him and essentially not magically having hundreds of thousands of dollars from what he’s done so far to continue building his thing out is a perfect example of how the climate has turned on people who try to do that
What would Kanye be without Roc a Fella / what happened to Lupe without Atlantic behind him lol
I was tryna find the freestyles he did recently as an example, he rapped over a Slayr beat and leadbelly from the mike/earl tape and it was pretty much what’s being asked for in the tweet
Drop em if u find em
The production isn’t distinctly regional. Lyrical rappers pair with regional production first and foremost, and won’t simply stop at production styles that aren’t made for lyrical rapping. They will however stop at a lack of distinct regionality
I can sort of dig this but what region would you attribute most of the typical blog era type production where most of this type of rap thrived? I can’t really attribute it to one region (west, east, south, etc.) and that was where this type of rap peaked
i also think hip-hop media, fans and industry has lowered the emphasis on talent in general.
it’s a strong amount of guys who’s raps are just 2010s throwaway lines (kick it like bruce lee type bars) and they got away with it because we didn’t have a bar for being “nice” anymore. we’ve been sold aesthetics and vibes with music as a gateway rather than the actual product. in a previous era, having bars or at least a unique perspective was the baseline that everyone had to meet.
100%
It’s no barometer after 2016 of mainstream digestible lyricism to where if you pull like DaBaby as the best example after 2016 of someone who mixed the two a lot of people would laugh at that
I feel like with the sound came artists that trained the consumers ear against lyricism and created a culture that scoffs at tradition.
I do think this type of artist is possible, but they would have to figure out how to be technical in a fresh way which is the hard part. It can't just be the expected type of technical if that makes sense.
I can sort of dig this but what region would you attribute most of the typical blog era type production where most of this type of rap thrived? I can’t really attribute it to one region (west, east, south, etc.) and that was where this type of rap peaked
The first sound I think of for the blog era is based on Houston but mellow and quirky
We had that with juice and ski mask as a possibility. Unfortunately life just works in weird ways.
Rap Beat subgenres being different are the same as two completely different sports? Lmao what about the careers of people like Kanye and Wayne who literally effortlessly blended the two concepts and we can go back and find songs by Ye and Wayne (Yeezus and Rebirth) that literally precurse rage type beats that they had at least decent lyrical performances on
Y’all make so many excuses for post 2016 rap laziness lmaoo
But maybe you were just tryna make a cute post without thinking much into it
That guys whole schtick is just being a smartass 24/7 barely seen him contribute anything worthwhile to discussion
Honestly, I think artists need to study guys like Nirvana, Alice in Chains, s*** like that. More substantive while still being a bit primitive in delivery and wording. But these new artists are too stupid and follow trends/brainwashing tactics too much to do that. They will usually just default back to Carti type s*** or whoever else is popping because they have been trained to do so. They want to be "rockstar" so bad but they only care about the image side of things, not the soul.
Israel and white boys call underground rap music by a specific sound. For some reason Mike barely gets a mention when talking about underground in Twitter.
That guys whole schtick is just being a smartass 24/7 barely seen him contribute anything worthwhile to discussion
He's kinda like ktt2's white Vince Staples lol
Israel and white boys call underground rap music by a specific sound. For some reason Mike barely gets a mention when talking about underground in Twitter.
because it's seperated. It's now underground and "ug rap"