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To keep it a buck i just try to ignore these lil ****** as much as possible, I don't listen to much radio but i think it's safe to say that Uzi, Thug, Savage, Yachty etc etc aren't exactly making hit records. They have their fan base but outside of these dickriding hipster *** blogs that music doesn't really cross my path much.
I don't know what the appeal is to some of these ****** but that's what they like. I only get annoyed when one of these dusty face lil ****** start to claim so & so isn't "Hot" while idolizing a rapper who ain't did **** in their own right.
It's all about demographics, these lil ****** claim to be king of the "youth" but in reality they are in a very small pocket. There's A LOT of youth following Cole, Kendrick, Drake.... there's another group that **** with Herb, Bibby, Dave East, Youn M.A... another group that ***** heavy with Migos, future, Gucci etc etc
Most of the youth ain't following these artist as much as the internet has made it seem. Hence i'm in NYC i've never heard a single ***** bring up Yachty.... but the younging over here are bumping Meek, Uzi, A Boogie.
All in ALL the guys who are really atleast attempting to make timeless music are much more influential then the **** the internet will make you believe is big. These lil ****** are just Lil B part deux, it seems larger than life in certain pockets of the internet, but once you break away the influence & notoriety Fades at a rapid pace.
Bruh Yachty on one of the biggest songs of 2016, #5 on hot 100. 1 Night been on there about 3 months and is creeping into the top 50. 21 and Uzi both on like 4 songs that's on the hot 100 right now. You saying you haven't heard a ***** bring up Yachty means absolutely nothing, I could just as easily say I don't know anybody that listen to G-Eazy
Just say you don't like the music and leave it at that bruh damn . These _'s have fans and lots of em, some of the same people bumping Cole and Kendrick in their headphones at the house will know all the words to Broccoli, etc when they pull up to the function. You don't have to understand it, I don't see the appeal in Screamo but that **** came back hard in 2016.
I swear it just pains some of y'all dudes to see some young _'s who ain't making the music y'all like succeed
I'm not gonna get into this debate anymore my *****.... These dudes have a small time buzz, the average casual hiphop fan does not know WTF 21 Savage is. I said HITS... crawling up to the top 50 is not certified a hit. Releasing projects and selling 100K overall doesn't make you a star.. there's levels, yes they have a fan base... The fanbase is SMALL when compared to some of the bigger hiphop acts that's all i'm saying.
Idk anybody who mentions G-Eazy either.... However i do know that he's selling A Lot, i do know that he's Doing nationwide ARENA tours... there's something to back up his "stardom" and presence even if it's not a demographic i rock with. These other cats are still developing a buzz & being talked about as if there wildly influential. ****** is 6th men at best and touch a REALLY small percentage of the Hiphop demographic.
And yes i do have a problem with young ****** selling trash & succeeding, because it allows for even more dilution of the music that i love. Excuse me for expecting "Artist" to study their craft and try and improve.
I'm tired of this **** ***** mindset that if someone is making money, then we should just let them rock. you get shamed for having standards in anything.
You telling me the people selling out venues to see a Rae Sremm/Yachty show are die hard hip hop fans?
Rap is pop culture now. A big portion of the people cashing out on these ****** are "casual hip hop fans". They don't wanna hear Vince and Lupe spit about real ****, they'd rather hear Broccoli, Black Beatles, etc and that's cool. It's room out here for everybody.
This **** been diluted for 20 years tho bro cmon. It didn't start with these ****** and it damn sure ain't gonna end with em either.
My man basically said where do kids ages 13-17 find drugs? Can't be that blind to what's going out out here. Can't be.
Dummy, I said ADULTS are providing them with the stuff. So, stop blaming musicians for the kids doing and finding the drugs. Read and comprehend, they are one in the same bruh, learn. I said I can't understand how a 13-17 year old goes about asking for, or requesting. They're asking other kids, who are corner boys and getting the product from guess who... adults. Idiot
Ok internet gangster... so you're telling me a kid can't hear one of these songs and hear the drugs mentioned and glorified and then wonder about them?
These rappers introduce them to the different terms used for the drugs and everything.
Not saying that's every case be you're the ******* fool if think that music can't influence it. If you chose to be that delusional thats your business.
If 21 and co were from ny we wouldn't even be having this convo right now
My man Ty was going hard for Designer who's just as much trash as Yachty and even worse than 21.
Yachty, 21 Savage and Uzi are trash. I've listened to pieces of their projects mainly 21 cuz he's tolerable than the other 2 but these dudes are poppin. They're not Drake, Kendrick or J Cole hot but they're out here. Especially for dudes who are brand new and they're getting more momentum.
I think some of you are severely underestimating the reach of dudes like Yachty, Thug, etc.
If you're still judging them under the traditional metrics of Rap...(i.e. - album sales) then you're looking in the wrong place. The internet has allowed for artists to carve out niche fan bases. Music is free. If you are able to make money off of sales...great...but it's not the end all be all anymore. Numbers say Young Thug "sold" however many thousands of record...but you're lying to yourselves if you don't think MILLIONS listened. Sprite isn't choosing Lil Yachty to promote their product if they don't believe he has influence.
I had to explain this to people when they thought that Odd Future only had fans on the "internet" because they personally didn't know anyone that listened to them. Meanwhile, they were traveling the world selling out venues and inciting riots outside.
The world is bigger than your block. These kids have cult like followings. If Lil Yachty announced a surprise show in NYC right now...It would sell out under an hour.
I think some of you are severely underestimating the reach of dudes like Yachty, Thug, etc.
If you're still judging them under the traditional metrics of Rap...(i.e. - album sales) then you're looking in the wrong place. The internet has allowed for artists to carve out niche fan bases. Music is free. If you are able to make money off of sales...great...but it's not the end all be all anymore. Numbers say Young Thug "sold" however many thousands of record...but you're lying to yourselves if you don't think MILLIONS listened. Sprite isn't choosing Lil Yachty to promote their product if they don't believe he has influence.
I had to explain this to people when they thought that Odd Future only had fans on the "internet" because they personally didn't know anyone that listened to them. Meanwhile, they were traveling the world selling out venues and inciting riots outside.
The world is bigger than your block. These kids have cult like followings. If Lil Yachty announced a surprise show in NYC right now...It would sell out under an hour.
I think some of you are severely underestimating the reach of dudes like Yachty, Thug, etc.
If you're still judging them under the traditional metrics of Rap...(i.e. - album sales) then you're looking in the wrong place. The internet has allowed for artists to carve out niche fan bases. Music is free. If you are able to make money off of sales...great...but it's not the end all be all anymore. Numbers say Young Thug "sold" however many thousands of record...but you're lying to yourselves if you don't think MILLIONS listened. Sprite isn't choosing Lil Yachty to promote their product if they don't believe he has influence.
I had to explain this to people when they thought that Odd Future only had fans on the "internet" because they personally didn't know anyone that listened to them. Meanwhile, they were traveling the world selling out venues and inciting riots outside.
The world is bigger than your block. These kids have cult like followings. If Lil Yachty announced a surprise show in NYC right now...It would sell out under an hour.
I'm not gonna get into this debate anymore my *****.... These dudes have a small time buzz, the average casual hiphop fan does not know WTF 21 Savage is. I said HITS... crawling up to the top 50 is not certified a hit. Releasing projects and selling 100K overall doesn't make you a star.. there's levels, yes they have a fan base... The fanbase is SMALL when compared to some of the bigger hiphop acts that's all i'm saying.
Idk anybody who mentions G-Eazy either.... However i do know that he's selling A Lot, i do know that he's Doing nationwide ARENA tours... there's something to back up his "stardom" and presence even if it's not a demographic i rock with. These other cats are still developing a buzz & being talked about as if there wildly influential. ****** is 6th men at best and touch a REALLY small percentage of the Hiphop demographic.
And yes i do have a problem with young ****** selling trash & succeeding, because it allows for even more dilution of the music that i love. Excuse me for expecting "Artist" to study their craft and try and improve.
I'm tired of this **** ***** mindset that if someone is making money, then we should just let them rock. you get shamed for having standards in anything.
You talking about artistry and craft like you wasn't biggin up Hot ***** 2 years ago