90s Hip-Hop sucks.
90s Hip-Hop sucks
Leo Smith
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Owen Davis
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David Gomez
not as much as your shitty dj movie, zac
Jacob Lopez
>Biggie, 2Pac, Jay Z, Wu Tang, Tribe, Snoop, Dre, Big Pun
>bad
I don't particularly like it myself, but jesus fuck is it ten times better than anything being shat out on Soundcloud by some wannabe gangster talking about how depressed they are.
Hope this trend fucking dies and every facetatted retard ends up severely regretting their majestic fuckup of unemployable proportions.
Thomas Edwards
I'm not a fan of like Biggie and 2pac, but I love Mobb Deep and Tribe Called Quest
Thomas Watson
You clearly haven't listened to Houston rap
Jackson Bell
90s hip hop was the last good hip hop
Tyler Mitchell
Catchy beats but little to none subtantial lyrics
Grayson Price
1980-1999 golden years
2000-2010 meh
2010-2019 a diarrhoea slippery dip straight back to the bottom. i've never seen such talentless cunts in all my life than the faggots that arrived in this era.
Dylan Ramirez
>ODB
>Ghostface
>Prime Eminem
>Nas
>Lauren Hill
The list is too extensive.
Lucas Gray
80s hip hop is ass
Isaac Martinez
>2010s hip hop is ass
fixed it for you
Jackson Kelly
kys zoomer
Benjamin Lopez
all hip hop sucks
Ayden Parker
90s hiphop was the golden era of hiphop, and the 80s/late 2000s/early 2010s were garbage. Early 2000s and mid-late 2010s hiphop is decent, ignore the trap and cloud rap bullshit.
Benjamin Sanders
>eminem
>90s
Caleb Jenkins
>ignore the trap and cloud rap bullshit
that stuff is pretty fucking awful.
Jaxson James
true, but so is most of the popular rap/pop music we ignored from the 80s/90s.
Kayden Martinez
good point.
Connor Brooks
>90s
All hip hop. All.
Adrian James
I really can't stand most 80s and 90s hip hop due to:
1. Limp production values compared to today's music (not their fault desu they just had to work with shitty tech)
2. Not as adventurous or just really sparse instrumentation compared to today even on very technical works e.g. Paul's Boutique
3. Rapping focused way too much on lyrics rather than vocal delivery/flow which is imo far more important. Only notable person that could switch flows like the way modern guys like Kendrick/Kanye/Danny/A$AP can is maybe Andre 3k a couple times? Also there's far more versatile stuff going on vocally today, too as there's even weird forms of singing that's part of hip hop as well with autotune, mumble rap, extensive rnb influence, etc.
4. Songs back then were always either loop same beat or pop style structure nothing else which got boring/predictable
Thomas Reyes
please never post an opinion again
Grayson Peterson
Hip-Hop sucks.
Samuel Russell
most of that sums up my problems with the 80s, but by the 90s I think the best of boom bap instrumentation is timeless.
Luke Adams
*RZA blocks your path*
Camden Myers
>Rapping focused way too much on lyrics rather than vocal delivery/flow which is imo far more important
You deserve to die painfully. I hope it's soon. Dumb fucking whore.
Cooper Lee
Nah, 90's had some good shit
Cooper Nguyen
Rap is better the more primitive it gets. Mumble rap is much better than gangster rap.
Lil yachty, kodak, x, peep, uzi, ASAP rocky, drake, juice world, 69, Lil pump
These guys are all better than ezy e, ice cube, snop doggie. Tupac and biggie are alright but sound way too dated. Rap is just better now. The alternative movement from Cudi and Kanye made it much better. The old beats were boring.
Jack Powell
>can't even name less popular acts like Pete Rock, Pharcyde, Fu-Schnickens, Big Daddy Kane (well, he was more of the late 80's), Heavy D, Onyx, Gravediggaz, and De La Soul
Matthew Gray
white people when jazz was popular:
>That Jazz stuff is dangerous and will corrupt our youth
white people now that jazz is no longer popular:
>That Rap stuff is dangerous, why can't they go back to making jazz
give it 20 years or so
Kayden Smith
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90's and beyond was such a good era for Houston rap, Z-Ro, UGK, DJ Screw. Shame the Houston rap scene is pretty dead now.