Why won't zoomers listen to good rap like Public Enemy?
Why won't zoomers listen to good rap like Public Enemy?
Connor Morales
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Kevin Morris
Because they listen to YG and Kendrick Lamar.
Eli King
because they'll never understand the intricacies of a Bomb Squad beat
Julian Barnes
I can't stand it musically. I appreciate what they did and their music, however, I just can't get into it.
Zachary Sullivan
the only thing worse than a zoomer who ignores old music is a zoomer who ignores popular music because they were born in le wrong genurashun
James Hill
bump
Gavin Moore
Because zoomers are retards who can't stop the "80's = dated/shit" meme.
Lucas Brown
Not even this?
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Caleb Long
What's more concerning is they like the dated garbage from the 90s like Wu Tang and not the gold like the Beasties and EPMD
Jacob Sanders
>90s hip hop is more dated than 80s
Christopher Ramirez
It is. Boom bap is far from timeless.
Andrew Gomez
it puzzles me how boomers call PE's primitive shit "masterpieces". Zero melodic flow, repetitive, badly mixed, zero engagement. Music comes first. I'd rather listen to a guy rapping about generic drug money shit in an actually musical way than hear woke street poetry to a single sample. Listening to them made me understand why some people think rap isn't music. If you have something to say and can't make music write a poem or a fucking essay.
Camden Jones
This is such a backwards take, Terminator X's production is the main appeal of Public Enemy. Why do you think they get so much praise despite Chuck D not being considered a GOAT MC?
Aaron Cook
I agree. It's just not that musical. Chuck's flow/delivery pretty much sucks, the bars are lame, flav is annoying as fuck. Barely anyone made listenable rap in the 80s.
Nolan Nguyen
Some people only listen to music for the politics, I shit you not
Carter Lopez
>badly mixed
Please stop talking about things you don't know.
Tyler White
Unironically.
Public Enemy is proto to the noise/industrial craze that Hip Hop is having.
Christian Gonzalez
80s hip hop =/= Public Enemy. When people think 80s hip hop, they think of the shittiest beats imaginable over some fat black guy screaming corny shit like "ONE TWO THREE FOR FIVE SIX SEVEN, MY DJ IS SPINNING IN HIP HOP HEAVEN"
Daniel Fisher
It Takes a Nation of Millions sounded like shit last time I heard it
Logan Morales
desu I can't really listen to the original Bring the Noise anymore, the Anthrax collab is far superior
Austin Thomas
One of the only rap metal songs that was actually pretty good.
Ayden Torres
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Kevin Johnson