A to the K speaks the truth, but the youth generation don’t care enough. Every generation has its own identity , the culture of hip hop, though I’m not happy with it, is changing. The music itself is influenced and dumbed down by the labels. Timeless music unfortunately isn’t the sound they’re looking for. I can sit and make fun of skinny jeans wearing youth. What is that gonna prove though? My generation wore jeans 3 sizes too big and cross colors and the elders made fun of it. So you’ve got to expect each generation to have a different identity, though I’ve noticed high top fades are slowly coming back. It’s unfortunate that the music is dumbed down. Don’t get me wrong, there was some garbage out back then too. Too bad they don’t teach hip hop history in school, thats what is killing hip hop, is most youth don’t know the history and the labels and many artists prefer to keep that buried. They know BIG and Pac and think they’re experts. Maybe I’m wrong, but I’d have to think that most musicians involved in rock know about the beatles, rolling stones, jimi hendrix, led zeppelin, etc., goin back 40+ years where it started at. Modern hip hoppas are ignorant to the history unless you came from that generation.
nice beat. shoulda amped it up more
Man, this shit is dope. Fuck these fickle ass fans. Hip-Hop lives.
A to the K speaks the truth, but the youth generation don’t care enough. Every generation has its own identity , the culture of hip hop, though I’m not happy with it, is changing. The music itself is influenced and dumbed down by the labels. Timeless music unfortunately isn’t the sound they’re looking for. I can sit and make fun of skinny jeans wearing youth. What is that gonna prove though? My generation wore jeans 3 sizes too big and cross colors and the elders made fun of it. So you’ve got to expect each generation to have a different identity, though I’ve noticed high top fades are slowly coming back. It’s unfortunate that the music is dumbed down. Don’t get me wrong, there was some garbage out back then too. Too bad they don’t teach hip hop history in school, thats what is killing hip hop, is most youth don’t know the history and the labels and many artists prefer to keep that buried. They know BIG and Pac and think they’re experts. Maybe I’m wrong, but I’d have to think that most musicians involved in rock know about the beatles, rolling stones, jimi hendrix, led zeppelin, etc., goin back 40+ years where it started at. Modern hip hoppas are ignorant to the history unless you came from that generation.
Dope track here though!