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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #15 on: November 10, 2004, 07:17:57 AM »
Word to Latin Hip Hop. Reggaeton, a close relative to Hip Hop, is blowing up all over right now. Thanks to that N.O.R.E. track and artists like Daddy Yankee and Tego Calderon. But, even a cat like Mr. Vegas (True, he doesn't sing in Spanish, but he got HUGE play in Central America in the late 90s.) and people like Nicky Jam and Baby Rasta y Gringo played a big part in blowing up Reggaeton. Out here in the Southwest, Banda Rap/Urban Regional is popular. I know some acts are getting love in the South and NY. As a matter of fact, Akwid and Flakiss were featured on Christina (The Spanish Oprah) with Tego Calderon. And, as far as Latin Hip Hop goes, Pitbull stepped the game up. Terror Squad and Fat Joe will always be there, as will Cypress Hill. But, expect to see A LOT more out of RESPECTABLE Latin artists.
 

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #16 on: November 10, 2004, 11:37:20 AM »
i would have said latin shit and reggeaton too. "Oye Mi Canto" was like the first big reggeaton hit and i guess more are coming. the latin population in the US is growing and so is the number of latin hiphop artists...i hear more and more of that stuff

and paradox, ain't that wishful thinking, kinda? i mean, i dunno how you see that coming...
 

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #17 on: November 10, 2004, 11:48:08 AM »
The Latin Music Scene Is going to be the next to blow up, The whole "Regeton" (spellin?) thing got to the mainstream because of NORE & Nina Sky, & pitbull Is getting more radioplay and now "Daddy Yankee" is gettin some radio play on english hip hop stations (Power 106 for example)...so yea, The Latin Hip Hop Scene will be the next big trend

Im with E-crazy on thsi one..even here in BC, Canada their getting that shit..slowy...but it's growing..tego, voltio, pitbull etc..SGV already named some..there's more..its been around for a LONG time though

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #18 on: November 10, 2004, 12:43:07 PM »
and paradox, ain't that wishful thinking, kinda? i mean, i dunno how you see that coming...

yep, i was just playing...i dont realistically think that will ever happen...not unless something drastic happens


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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #19 on: November 10, 2004, 01:34:53 PM »

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #20 on: November 10, 2004, 01:36:26 PM »
and paradox, ain't that wishful thinking, kinda? i mean, i dunno how you see that coming...

yep, i was just playing...i dont realistically think that will ever happen...not unless something drastic happens

yeah, but what concretely? the business and its structure can hardly be changed drastically. still i think people tend to dramatize and act like the situation is like creativity, sumthin fresh -> no major deals. that's not true either, people like nas or outkast actually make great and creative music and move major units at the same time. of course that's just like a chosen few and you will always have the ja rules, chingys, j-kwons etc. and they will always be the vast majority of artists appealing to a large audience...that's the way i see it

 

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #21 on: November 10, 2004, 01:52:13 PM »
and paradox, ain't that wishful thinking, kinda? i mean, i dunno how you see that coming...

yep, i was just playing...i dont realistically think that will ever happen...not unless something drastic happens

yeah, but what concretely? the business and its structure can hardly be changed drastically. still i think people tend to dramatize and act like the situation is like creativity, sumthin fresh -> no major deals. that's not true either, people like nas or outkast actually make great and creative music and move major units at the same time. of course that's just like a chosen few and you will always have the ja rules, chingys, j-kwons etc. and they will always be the vast majority of artists appealing to a large audience...that's the way i see it


yeah, i mean, im not saying that there are no good/creative artists on majors who stay true to themselves and release the music that they want to...because there definitely are...i'd say Nas and Outkast are probably 2 of the best examples of that...its just ridiculous to me that guys like chingy, j kwon etc etc are on major labels, making serious money and moving serious units making music that basically has very little substance...when there are guys who make great music, with thought-provoking lyrics, dope beats and so on who wont be heard by the majority because its not whats made "fashionable" and its so different from the majority of stuff that gets played on the radio and shown on mtv...i mean they do get recognition within the industry but often they dont see the level of success that they deserve...just my thoughts...
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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #22 on: November 10, 2004, 01:56:30 PM »
ok then the best of the current underground will get the mainstream recognition that they deserve...maybe they will not still be considered underground, but they will retain their integrity and not be pressured into selling out by the record companies etc...


that'd be cool I guess..

but I dont know if I'd want that to happen.. dunno if I'd like it better if underground stayed underground like it is now instead of goin mainstream.. dunno.
 

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #23 on: November 10, 2004, 02:00:07 PM »
raggaeton is garbage i could never ever ever ever ever get into that shit. I would rather listen to britney spears..
 

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #24 on: November 10, 2004, 02:50:15 PM »
and paradox, ain't that wishful thinking, kinda? i mean, i dunno how you see that coming...

yep, i was just playing...i dont realistically think that will ever happen...not unless something drastic happens

yeah, but what concretely? the business and its structure can hardly be changed drastically. still i think people tend to dramatize and act like the situation is like creativity, sumthin fresh -> no major deals. that's not true either, people like nas or outkast actually make great and creative music and move major units at the same time. of course that's just like a chosen few and you will always have the ja rules, chingys, j-kwons etc. and they will always be the vast majority of artists appealing to a large audience...that's the way i see it


yeah, i mean, im not saying that there are no good/creative artists on majors who stay true to themselves and release the music that they want to...because there definitely are...i'd say Nas and Outkast are probably 2 of the best examples of that...its just ridiculous to me that guys like chingy, j kwon etc etc are on major labels, making serious money and moving serious units making music that basically has very little substance...when there are guys who make great music, with thought-provoking lyrics, dope beats and so on who wont be heard by the majority because its not whats made "fashionable" and its so different from the majority of stuff that gets played on the radio and shown on mtv...i mean they do get recognition within the industry but often they dont see the level of success that they deserve...just my thoughts...

well you might find it ridiculous, but it is actually logical. The music that sells is not the most intelligent and thought-porovoking, but the most entertaining music, and the average listener is more entertained by "Hood Hop" than by Immortal Tech or Slug saying something that might be smart. That's what makes Nas and Outkast so great, they manage to combine this mass appeal with thoughtful lyrics and musical creativity (especially in the case of Outkast), but the latter are just not the main criterias when it comes to pushing units and making money. Great pop artists are those who still include this shit in their method of selling well
 

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #25 on: November 10, 2004, 09:01:20 PM »
Reggaeton, a close relative to Hip Hop, is blowing up all over right now. Thanks to that N.O.R.E. track and artists like Daddy Yankee and Tego Calderon.
raggaeton is garbage i could never ever ever ever ever get into that shit. I would rather listen to britney spears..

They want reggaeton !!

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #26 on: November 11, 2004, 04:18:17 AM »
hopefully, hot beats and rhymes  :D
 

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #27 on: November 11, 2004, 07:00:34 AM »
raggaeton is garbage i could never ever ever ever ever get into that shit. I would rather listen to britney spears..
What's garbage about it?
 

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #28 on: November 11, 2004, 10:18:31 AM »
Maybe its a latin thing. I never liked the sound of latin music and latin inspired beats. it reminds me of the columbian block parties in my city in the summer.I've been to a few mostly for the beautiful columbian chicks.As for the music I can't appeal to that shit.LOL
 

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Re: What will be the next big trend in rap?
« Reply #29 on: November 11, 2004, 01:18:08 PM »
Maybe its a latin thing. I never liked the sound of latin music and latin inspired beats. it reminds me of the columbian block parties in my city in the summer.I've been to a few mostly for the beautiful columbian chicks.As for the music I can't appeal to that shit.LOL
Yea, it's a Latin thing. The rhythm isn't gloomy or anything, it's always up beat and happy.