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DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: Free Suge Knight, Gucci Mane, & BShmurda Welcome Home Tray D on December 07, 2013, 08:18:59 PM
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And 2013 solidified it just like I called it.
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2014 gon' be great for hip hop though. 8)
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2014 gon' be great for hip hop though. 8)
I believe it
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how?
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Elaborate.
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It's a new era, there's new life in the game, it's a new day. The young niggaz have taken over and the O.G.'z still have their respect. It's bigger than just 1 rapper and 1 region... And it's only growing
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2014 will indeed be a good year
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how?
It's forced ALL of the Media (that includes Bloggers) to talk about the Media to talk about the newer Generation of Entertainers - which includes the Stars of the the 90s being the OGz (like Parliament was go Death Row or Fat Albert was to BeBe's Kids)
It's a new day for sure now. Shit, even Larry King finally got outta the way
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yeah you're all right about it, but i dont see any strong individuals showin up tho - maybe Tyler the Creator got potential, but hes goin too crazy, Bishop Lamont was a good shot too, but i havent heard bout him much since he got dropped from Aftermath, im not into any new cats anyway, im cool listening to OGs mostly if its about rap
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Detox will drop in 2014
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It's say it was 2010. In 2010 most these new artist came out. 2011 was more of a solidifying year of what happened in 2010. That's my opinion anyways.
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Violence
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I think it depends if the young cats hold their spots in the game.
Drake will be around because bitches will always be into him singing & shit.
Guys like Cole & Kendrick need to keep giving us crack or else they'll fade.
You got youngsters still building fanbases but they need to provide us dope music.
I can't complain about the condition of Hip Hop though. Great Hip Hop is out there if you look beyond the radio.
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It's say it was 2010. In 2010 most these new artist came out. 2011 was more of a solidifying year of what happened in 2010. That's my opinion anyways.
You're right in essence but if you were to look at it like that then the year would have to be 2009 not 2010.
But 2011 & 2012 packed so much Talent that in 2013 muthafuckaz who wouldn't even consider listening to a Newer Artist waz listening to some of their shit... Some of that shit is undeniable to em!
The Newer Artists made their bed and now they're laying in it and we're all sittin back watchin them make Porn
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Rap died a long time ago. What remains is but a shadow of what it was and nowhere near what it could be..
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Rap died a long time ago. What remains is but a shadow of what it was and nowhere near what it could be..
yeah, it is kinda true, i mean we have some kind of rap music these days, but there are not many cats who actually feel rap the way it was meant to be.. just listen to KRS-one interviews, he tells people and show them what hip-hop, and all i see now is bunch of teenage 'rappers' singin to trap 'beats' actin like its hip-hop, while all they say is 'moneyyy, bitchess, shiiit.. party!!'- it sure isnt it
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Rap died a long time ago. What remains is but a shadow of what it was and nowhere near what it could be..
money
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Rap died a long time ago. What remains is but a shadow of what it was and nowhere near what it could be..
money
it's not even really that foreal. Radio and TV is for the Pop side of Popular Culture. Whatever u play on your own is whatever u play on your own. It works like that for all of Artistic Entertainment. I know it didn't used to be that way all of the time but it is what it is now.
If you still think aint no good music out there or that u have to search deep for it then you just don't really care to hear whats going on, you'd rather stay in your comfort zone. And some people are like that, no matter what's out there they'll rarely check for anything. Regardless if the music is great or not