Hip Hop music becoming repetitive?!
Question:
Hip Hop music becoming repetitive?
Lately, i've been listening to the radio and there's like NO good hip hop song BECAUSE they all sound the same. It's like every rapper is jumping on the SAME bandwagon!
Everyone has been saying that..I even notice radio stations playing more older hits than before..instead of having 2 they have like 10..
Before there used to be different kinds of rap/hip hop
you had Jay-Z..which is a commercial rapper
Nas..more concious lyrics
Tupac..Mixture of everything
Cash Money...money cars..women
Will Smith..Fun and curse-free
Busta Ryhmes...Sick beats, sick video, sick ryhming!
Now everything is either southern style or new york style! What happened to the choices!!
Don't they know people love new styles to music?
****People..plz don't tell me to listen to something else B/C I love hip hop and I just want to hear that next big HIT that's different from the rest!***
Answers:
That is true. What needs to happen is that everyone needs to just do themselves. No one wants to just talk about what they feel and be true to themselfs. Than the fans don't help either. the public has no backbone and are always ready to jump ship. This leaves artist scared to venture out. Like in my opinion the worst rapper in the game right now is 50 cent. he keeps on selling because the world is full of followers. Look at what he has done in the last year made two songs about the same thing. "i get money" and "staright to the bank" oh and not to mention his g unit member scarppy money in the bank.Tthan he comes out with his latest addition the magic stick trilogy "amusement park" aka candy shop. Its so funny. No one want to rap positive like will smith cause than your called soft. So now people rap about the same thing and lie in their songs. we have created this not the record labels. If people dont sell than things have to change. I for one am from the south and I love all the snapping and dancing because we need some fun in rap. Lets remember thats where it originated from fun "rappers delight.