@@fantastichiphop this is not related to the video but i’m a 12 year old rapper and producer so listen to my music, MakinEkam on all social media and streaming platforms
I think not dominating is what hip hop needs for a resurgence. Less money and attention on the rap industry will trim the fat and allow the true artists to shine through. We'll get some of the best albums of all time after a stretch of bad albums, effectively "breaking the mold"
True. A genre's death is necessary in the mainstream. Once it loses its popularity and commercial appeal, the underground (which is pretty much where was borned) will set the standards for the upcoming wave of artistd thst will revive the genre in the commercial sphere
there was a 2016-18 period where hiphop peaked in my opinion and that’s when it was at its highest numbers wise so i disagree with those years but in recent years i do agree, the amount of rappers that just make whatever sells the best is crazy, seen a load of rappers go pop
only if people can appreciate it. I have a feeling that people are so jaded by the trash for the past few years that the next Jay Z can be right in front of them and they won’t even see it.
@@LordOfAurum that type of music isn’t popular anymore, there’s probably a lot of lyrical rappers who make great music in ur taste but not for the 15-25 year olds which is what matters nowadays. If u don’t appeal to that age bracket u won’t blow up it’s that simple, especially in rap, in pop u can blow up easier cus if u get a brand deal and get on the radio u can be an industry plant but just having good lyrics doesn’t cut it anymore
That's the thing. Hip Hop has it's ups and downs in trends, but saying it's dying or will die is pure hyperbole. People need to start diversifying who they listen to.
@@_4shy _4shy diversify? Hm idk I think there's actually too much to choose from these days since everyone and they momma wanna be rappers and have the capability to do so now with social media whereas back then people had to actually like your music for you to be famous or even get a deal, now they care about social media engagement more than the quality of the music, we're living in a quantity over quality, followers and views era it sux but it is what it is, at least there's still a few great artists out there, rip x rip juice
create a movement of your own sound, build a fanbase, make the most cohesive singles and albums, build a marketing platform for fans and new fans, do your own venues, shows and merch. do it without a middleman, connect with your fans, never give up. Repeat the cycle and add new rollout for every projects you do. That’s how you do it without a label. 🎉
It’s closer to what rock went through in 2014 when Tumblr started to die out. We still had a ton of rock albums within the top 10 on the Billboard 200 (aka the all-genre albums chart) from 2008-2012 but that started to decline around 2013 or so. By 2014, rock, metal, and punk had all stopped innovating and the genre had become a total sausage fest. Rap may not become as much of a sausage fest but the genre isn’t innovating and filled with copycats. The genre needs to make a decision and figure out where it wants to go from here because a lot of the so called underground stuff is way too abrasive and inaccessible for most listeners. Too many rappers only listen to rap when they should be looking into other genres for new ideas and the same focus in what other rock bands were doing in rock music at that’s what removed rock and metal from the maisntream. Rap would be wise to avoid a similar fate. Kendrick turned to Jazz to get his point across on TPAB. Beyonce turned to 90’s House on Renaissance in 2022 and Black music from the South in 2016 on Lemonade to achieve her artistic goals. Chance the Rapper used psychedelic music on Acid Rap and Gospel music on Coloring Book in 2016. Dr Dre loves using funk samples for his hits. Jay Z turns to soul music. Kanye uses every damn genre on the planet. The beloved first group of SoundCloud rappers were essentially rock and pop punk fans that turned to rap in order to get some popularity. Rappers needs to start broadening their horizons again.
I Know Right! That's Why The Next 3 Rappers Like Keem, J.I.D., And Denzel Needs To Break This Stupid TikTok Trend And Push Hip-Hop More Forward For Good
@@bakshahakbar5037hopefully a guy like Lil Baby or Roddy Rich has a comeback to. My Turn and PEMFBAS were so fucking good, but their music declined in quality and their relevance started to decline too. If Lil Baby’s next album is good, Rap will look very interesting in 2024.
Hiphop is going nowhere, the mainstream is on life support and it shoud be, it's been extremely lackluster, TikTok focussed, record label driven, popularity prioritized over talent, and generally fucking boring. But that isn't hiphop, it's a culture before a market.
theres a lot of money in rap, meaning everyone will pour into it and they dont care about the music, this will eventually result in trails and tribulations but this evolution is in literally every thing from stocks to companies, to countries themselves
Underground Hip-Hop Always Been The Best They Always Consistent With Great Music Unlike Today's Mainstream Hip-Hop Male Rappers Pushing Death And Female Rappers Pushing Sex What An Interesting Time We Living 😂
Just cause you’re not interested in hip hop doesn’t make it a child’s genre. Don’t try to stricken hip hop, you just don’t enjoy the music anymore, you didn’t “grow up”
I would dare to say the lack of interest and quality is in music in general. Sampha released what is in my opinion one of the best albums of 2023, and it did not even enter the billboard 200. Mind you, this is Sampha, who has worked with Drake and Kendrick, and at this point is not underground per se. Music has become monopolized to the point where record labels will throw promo money on mega established artists, like Bad Bunny and Taylor Swift, while not giving it to artists that bring a fresher approach to music. When looking at who's to blame for the lack of quality and interest, we have to point at both the consumer and the industry. If the bad chick that you are dating wants to listen to Bad Bunny (no pun intended), then playing my songs on loop might not get you the play you want, and it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy, where being popular is automatically good, and good no longer equals being popular.
You're absolutely right my brother. Ignore that ignorant reply from that loser. This will only get worse and worse as time goes on. The older generations who listened to authentic music are getting old and losing interest in society at large, so they don't care what happens to rap either in the near or distant future. A house divided cannot stand. I don't know why so many people are coping.
@@fallnrafliterally 😂 I think his comment just supported your argument even more, cause people hate to think for themselves these days let alone read basic info
@@Swagnationrecords Yeah, it could be a sign of the times. Music as we once knew it might be over. In the 90s, Trent Reznor was able to flourish with an uncommercial sound, and now, it seems that the modern equivalent of that would not be possible. I hope I’m wrong.
Not True, The Listerners Are Accepting The New Era But Lately This New Era Is Trash Especially Male Rappers Obsessed With Violence And Female Rappers Obsessed With Sex And Only Some Rappers Are Giving Something New And Fun Like Keem, J.I.D., Carti, Tyler, And Denzel
I think this is a really interesting and exciting time we are heading into that will and already is producing the most genre-less music we have seen which means innovation will be at an all time high. Same thing with films and everything. The generation taking over was the first really raised on social media and streaming so we were easily exposed to different cultures and sounds.This boundlessness will be more and more tangible in creative works. Nothing is dying, things are being reborn!
Rap just has no substance, authenticity or artistic development anymore, which why it surely will die this year, everyone saying otherwise are either delusional or just hasn't woken up and smelled the coffee yet.
This years gonna be so good We have Kanye with vultures Baby keem is dropping J cole might be dropping the fall off And I’ve heard Frank ocean might drop A new asap rocky album Juice wrld with the party never ends Metro and future album Carti with I am music Tyler the creator is also making an album 21 savage is dropping Logic ultra 85 Lil Wayne tha carter vi
I think mainstream rap will be not as good except the usual few greats however the underground will always be there. Hip hop is ever changing and experimental rap is here to push it forward
The best years of Hip Hop/Rap has been done for years and it's never going to make a comeback...and the reason is because ANY AND EVERYBODY can make and put out music without having any real talent
You keep making videos how someone or something is gonna change hip hop forever but yet everything still seems the same and I’m sure this year will be no more different from the last 50 years
It’s been dying every year slowly since X’s death. He was the only rising star and the only young one moving it forward. Now it will die slowly every year until it’s dead
I honestly believe it’s over for everyone. We need a new class of artists. these guys been here for the past 15 years making the same music every year. I want to see brand new faces in HIPHOP ASAP! throw everyone else out.
I think rap is dying because of the current trend of entertainers acting like they are musicians. Look at the trending page right now, you will see nothing but clowns with no musical talent but good production team. It's been awhile since I immediately got grabbed by a song thats not from an artist that I already like.
He's garbage. He resorts to putting black magic in his music to get you simps hooked. If you have even an ounce of spiritual discernment, you can feel it the second his shit plays. I know what I'm talking about, because I used to be around a rapper who did all of this 10 years before. Carti is not original whatsoever.
Idk I disagree with his view tbh I don't think kendrick and travis did great numbers on their tour bc of their artistry from their last albums. I think them haven't been on tour for 4 5 years played a huge role in that and I feel like they shouldn't even be used as examples of how hip hop isn't dying bc those guys are OGs at this point they already have their solidified fanbase. Artists bringing new sounds would definitely help hip hop in bringing attention to the genre, but at the same time a lot of new artists nowadays that catch a buzz 9/10 its through TikTok and I feel like with multiple artists having their 5 mins of fame from catching a TikTok buzz don't even get a chance to truly develop their artistry bc the kids are already on to the next. Only a very few have actually been able to maintain their buzz like Ice Spice, but artist like Teezo who actually have their own unique sound who's collaborated with multiple mainstream Artist are still struggling to catch a hit. Therefore, with TikTok and streaming idk if hip hop can ever actually get back to where it was bc at the end of the day its kids and teens that really keep the genre up there.
I really think Tyler the Creator is one of the most impressive artists to come out of rap/hiphop in the past decade, even though I hated (and it seems he does too) his older work before Flower Boy. Still, he has the gift, but has definitely decided to reduce his connection to the genre. This isn’t a bad thing as he clearly has a desire to explore different avenues, BUT I think if he put out a rap banger (not saying he has to), I think it would really breathe some fresh air into a genre that needs it. He is one of the few I think has the composing, producing, writing and performance ability to offer something new. Also, we need to start supporting rappers who aren’t in the mainstream. Little Simz is brilliant. Give artists like her a chance to gain some recognition in the genre outside of those in the know.
The thing is rap hasn't always been dominant check the stats pop most years has been more dominant so if rap not number one genre doesn't mean is doing bad 2023 was ass tho
notice how all the top top popping artists always experiment with their sound or the beats etc. If carti made something similar to WLR again i’d personally love it but it wouldn’t have the worlds attention as much cus he’s already done something similar, it’s him changing his sounds completely or using the deep voice that keeps people intrigued
This Is Why I Respect Travis, J.I.D., Tyler, Carti, Uzi, Keem, Amine, JPEGMAFIA, RTJ, And Denzel So Freaking Much Each Different Rappers Always Giving Us The New Experimental Sounds Of Music This Is The Main Reason Why Carti And Uzi Haven't Fell Off After 7 Long Years Because They Aren't Generic And Trash Like The 90% Majority Of The Rappers In Mainstream Hip-Hop
People say the exact same shit about rap and hip hop every single year. Thats the previous year was the worst ever, and that its all dying, and that the new year is about to be the next big shit lmao
The problem with rap is the artists that are currently quality and popular are the ones from the past generations. All these good rappers releasing music and also popular are all in their 30s or more. Travis, Kanye, Drake, Kendrick, Savage, JID (he’s 33 believe it or not), Cole, etc. Young and talented artists that were supposed to be next up are falling off or got lost in the money. Roddy Rich, DaBaby, Lil Baby, Polo G, even Don Toliver. These guys were supposed to be the next Drake, the next DMX, the next Travis Scott, etc. Pop Smoke was supposed to be the next 50 Cent, but he passed away. These artists that should be blowing up right now aren’t. There’s only a few artists that are under 30 who are in that superstar category like Carti, Uzi and Yachty, who are experimenting with their sound a lot recently. But young stars? There’s Yeat maybe, Baby Keem and maybe Ken Carson. Those are pretty much the only 3 notable artists that come to mind. Compared to Drake, Kendrick, Kanye and Cole from the late 2000s-2010s, that’s an unbelievably mid group of guys. Drake, Kendrick, Cole and Kanye won’t be making as much music in the next 7 years, if at all. There needs to be a couple young quality artists with mainstream potential that come up this year. Someone needs to have a comeback, maybe Lil Baby’s next album will be amazing, but I really doubt it.
Only thing Kanye is moving forward is antisemitism and far-right ideology in hip-hop, which essentially, is going to be the death of real hip-hop. Plus his music has been trash for quite some time now. Only people who would argue this are racists and bigots who are ecstatic to have a Black man on their side so they can say "see, if he agrees with us, how can we possibly be racists and bigots?", all the while they know in their hearts that his recent output is mid at best, hot garbage at worst. Y'all know who you are.
albums from carti, ye, ski mask, juice wrld, baby keem and yeat. I don’t see how it can be a bad year. I’m not saying all these projects will be 10/10 but i expect to like a few songs atleast of them all. That being said i didn’t like yeats last project but after a few good singles i predict he’ll bounce back
This video is horrible. It mentioned Kendrick, whose album flopped. And didn’t mention Cole the hottest rapper in the game, and Drake the biggest greatest rapper of modern times? The bias and horrible journalism is apparent because your not supposed to make it biased
Hip-POP Hip-ROCK Hip-NB Is a branch from hip hop I do agree. But this new music is not HIP-HOP I was born in 94. And it’s not as much of night and day thing with the 80’s 90’s 00’s until 2007 for real Rap. But it’s just that hip hop was for struggle and the struggling, now this new stuff doesn’t even uplift the poor anymore just flex’s on us and keep us out until they Need some validation from the streets. HIP HOP is for the streets, the ghetto streets to be specific. Just wanted to leave that there. Because hip hop was always unground. And this mainstream is for the pop stars no shade
J. Cole, Drake and Kendrick are still the big 3. Credit is due as no one has ever maintained that level of relevance for that long in rap history, however, without ANY next superstar to take the mantle, hiphop is going to keep struggling. Especially with Kendrick taking another 5 year break, and Drake continuously releasing poor quality music. Who is next up? As in who is could potentially take the mantle from Drake as The Guy? Absolutely no one at the moment. Its really sad how the quality of rap has dropped
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I think not dominating is what hip hop needs for a resurgence. Less money and attention on the rap industry will trim the fat and allow the true artists to shine through. We'll get some of the best albums of all time after a stretch of bad albums, effectively "breaking the mold"
True. A genre's death is necessary in the mainstream. Once it loses its popularity and commercial appeal, the underground (which is pretty much where was borned) will set the standards for the upcoming wave of artistd thst will revive the genre in the commercial sphere
there was a 2016-18 period where hiphop peaked in my opinion and that’s when it was at its highest numbers wise so i disagree with those years but in recent years i do agree, the amount of rappers that just make whatever sells the best is crazy, seen a load of rappers go pop
You nailed it but with this social media generation and the greedy fat cats wanting to make a dollar this will never happen
only if people can appreciate it. I have a feeling that people are so jaded by the trash for the past few years that the next Jay Z can be right in front of them and they won’t even see it.
@@LordOfAurum that type of music isn’t popular anymore, there’s probably a lot of lyrical rappers who make great music in ur taste but not for the 15-25 year olds which is what matters nowadays. If u don’t appeal to that age bracket u won’t blow up it’s that simple, especially in rap, in pop u can blow up easier cus if u get a brand deal and get on the radio u can be an industry plant but just having good lyrics doesn’t cut it anymore
Hip hop will never die we just don't have many good artists that are still alive at the time, hopefully that changes soon
That's the thing. Hip Hop has it's ups and downs in trends, but saying it's dying or will die is pure hyperbole. People need to start diversifying who they listen to.
@@_4shy Diverse in SN1 Uummm!! 😈
@@_4shy _4shy diversify? Hm idk I think there's actually too much to choose from these days since everyone and they momma wanna be rappers and have the capability to do so now with social media whereas back then people had to actually like your music for you to be famous or even get a deal, now they care about social media engagement more than the quality of the music, we're living in a quantity over quality, followers and views era it sux but it is what it is, at least there's still a few great artists out there, rip x rip juice
Let's make Ice Spice and Sexxy Redd fall and be forgotten and make WhoIsTano famous
create a movement of your own sound, build a fanbase, make the most cohesive singles and albums, build a marketing platform for fans and new fans, do your own venues, shows and merch. do it without a middleman, connect with your fans, never give up. Repeat the cycle and add new rollout for every projects you do. That’s how you do it without a label. 🎉
That's great advice
Hip hop is going through what mainstream rock did in the 00’s
It’s closer to what rock went through in 2014 when Tumblr started to die out. We still had a ton of rock albums within the top 10 on the Billboard 200 (aka the all-genre albums chart) from 2008-2012 but that started to decline around 2013 or so. By 2014, rock, metal, and punk had all stopped innovating and the genre had become a total sausage fest. Rap may not become as much of a sausage fest but the genre isn’t innovating and filled with copycats. The genre needs to make a decision and figure out where it wants to go from here because a lot of the so called underground stuff is way too abrasive and inaccessible for most listeners.
Too many rappers only listen to rap when they should be looking into other genres for new ideas and the same focus in what other rock bands were doing in rock music at that’s what removed rock and metal from the maisntream. Rap would be wise to avoid a similar fate.
Kendrick turned to Jazz to get his point across on TPAB. Beyonce turned to 90’s House on Renaissance in 2022 and Black music from the South in 2016 on Lemonade to achieve her artistic goals. Chance the Rapper used psychedelic music on Acid Rap and Gospel music on Coloring Book in 2016. Dr Dre loves using funk samples for his hits. Jay Z turns to soul music. Kanye uses every damn genre on the planet. The beloved first group of SoundCloud rappers were essentially rock and pop punk fans that turned to rap in order to get some popularity. Rappers needs to start broadening their horizons again.
Fck the mainstream. The marketing machines will never compare to the creativity in the underground.
2024 is shaping up to be an amazing year, I think hiphop is in great hands
Hip hop is now turning to pop music. Rappers are now making TikTok songs 🙄
I Know Right! That's Why The Next 3 Rappers Like Keem, J.I.D., And Denzel Needs To Break This Stupid TikTok Trend And Push Hip-Hop More Forward For Good
@@bakshahakbar5037hopefully a guy like Lil Baby or Roddy Rich has a comeback to. My Turn and PEMFBAS were so fucking good, but their music declined in quality and their relevance started to decline too. If Lil Baby’s next album is good, Rap will look very interesting in 2024.
I agree 2024 is the make or break year for the genre
I’m really hoping 2024 is bout to be amazing year for hip hop
Hiphop is going nowhere, the mainstream is on life support and it shoud be, it's been extremely lackluster, TikTok focussed, record label driven, popularity prioritized over talent, and generally fucking boring. But that isn't hiphop, it's a culture before a market.
Since kanye is still here hip hop wont die
Fr
kanye is washed. jesus is king, donda, and donda 2 is an atrocious three album run by kanye’s standards.
@@PogF1sh no he is not
@@PogF1shworst take I ever heard
@@NoBro_ Kanye is mentally disturbed and has basic ass lyrics
healthy music all 2024
theres a lot of money in rap, meaning everyone will pour into it and they dont care about the music, this will eventually result in trails and tribulations but this evolution is in literally every thing from stocks to companies, to countries themselves
the amount of people freaking out over this and pivoting to video essays is so funny
why everyone uses Ice Spice in every “hip hop dying” vid, like nobody cares bout her music bruh 💀
Mainstreem hip hop was shitty but the underground flourished
True! Been listening to Westside Gunn, Benny, Conway and so many more. Mainstream maybe only Travis, Metro
@@haroldmulei9603west side gunn is not underground
@@haroldmulei9603Griselda ain’t underground lil bro they have over a million listeners lil bro
Underground Hip-Hop Always Been The Best They Always Consistent With Great Music Unlike Today's Mainstream Hip-Hop Male Rappers Pushing Death And Female Rappers Pushing Sex What An Interesting Time We Living 😂
@@tunesklThey're not mainstream either. I don't know what to call that level of fame (Vince Staples, Boldy J, IDK, Denzel Curry are other examples)
2024 if gonna be the best yr for hip hop of all time
I think I grew up, because I was really deep into hip hop. When 2023 happened, I really lost touch with everything going on with it
Just cause you’re not interested in hip hop doesn’t make it a child’s genre. Don’t try to stricken hip hop, you just don’t enjoy the music anymore, you didn’t “grow up”
fr rock and metal is better
What? Real hip hop is one of the less childish genres
if the culture can pivot back to creative lyricism and unique sampling / production, i think it could correct course.
They always find a way to sneak Lil baby's name😂
Wow, that's a great way to look at it.
I would dare to say the lack of interest and quality is in music in general. Sampha released what is in my opinion one of the best albums of 2023, and it did not even enter the billboard 200. Mind you, this is Sampha, who has worked with Drake and Kendrick, and at this point is not underground per se. Music has become monopolized to the point where record labels will throw promo money on mega established artists, like Bad Bunny and Taylor Swift, while not giving it to artists that bring a fresher approach to music. When looking at who's to blame for the lack of quality and interest, we have to point at both the consumer and the industry. If the bad chick that you are dating wants to listen to Bad Bunny (no pun intended), then playing my songs on loop might not get you the play you want, and it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy, where being popular is automatically good, and good no longer equals being popular.
Bro is a D1 yapper, I ain't reading allat‼️
@@thepinappleparadox4932 I guess there is no hope for good music if the listeners can't even read a paragraph
You're absolutely right my brother. Ignore that ignorant reply from that loser. This will only get worse and worse as time goes on. The older generations who listened to authentic music are getting old and losing interest in society at large, so they don't care what happens to rap either in the near or distant future. A house divided cannot stand. I don't know why so many people are coping.
@@fallnrafliterally 😂 I think his comment just supported your argument even more, cause people hate to think for themselves these days let alone read basic info
@@Swagnationrecords Yeah, it could be a sign of the times. Music as we once knew it might be over. In the 90s, Trent Reznor was able to flourish with an uncommercial sound, and now, it seems that the modern equivalent of that would not be possible. I hope I’m wrong.
Metro got 3 albums coming out and two of them are with amazing artists we fine lmao
I didn’t know the artist for the third album
Future, don toliver and j.i.d. who's the not amazing 😅?
@@MaruBen27 I didn’t know don toliver had an about with metro lmfao
@@MaruBen27def don toliver lmao
Future, A$AP and JID, there is not artist here who is not amazing
Bro I'm Deadass Excited For Metro-A$AP/J.I.D. Albums Wanna Hear How That Shit Gonna Turn Out To Be That Shit Would Change The Landscape Of Hip-Hop
It never died people just living in the past and can’t move on and accept a New Era
Not True, The Listerners Are Accepting The New Era But Lately This New Era Is Trash Especially Male Rappers Obsessed With Violence And Female Rappers Obsessed With Sex And Only Some Rappers Are Giving Something New And Fun Like Keem, J.I.D., Carti, Tyler, And Denzel
Nah
I think this is a really interesting and exciting time we are heading into that will and already is producing the most genre-less music we have seen which means innovation will be at an all time high. Same thing with films and everything. The generation taking over was the first really raised on social media and streaming so we were easily exposed to different cultures and sounds.This boundlessness will be more and more tangible in creative works.
Nothing is dying, things are being reborn!
the underground is so good at the moment 🙌🏽 iykyk
Don’t worry I got this, I know y’all don’t know who the fuck I am yet but imma change hip hop for the better, stay tuned
Rap just has no substance, authenticity or artistic development anymore, which why it surely will die this year, everyone saying otherwise are either delusional or just hasn't woken up and smelled the coffee yet.
Facts. There's a lot of cope going on. That's one of the main reasons for the downfall
Don't be so sure....you never know the turns things can take.
This years gonna be so good
We have Kanye with vultures
Baby keem is dropping
J cole might be dropping the fall off
And I’ve heard Frank ocean might drop
A new asap rocky album
Juice wrld with the party never ends
Metro and future album
Carti with I am music
Tyler the creator is also making an album
21 savage is dropping
Logic ultra 85
Lil Wayne tha carter vi
Tyler has confirmed he isn't dropping this year, JID is supposed to drop twice, Carti isn't dropping (delusional), and Keem isn't gonna drop.
@@extraterrestrial8888😮 when did that happen
@@extraterrestrial8888Baby Keem forsure is dropping idk about Cole or Asap tho
Well we don’t know w kanye, he could drop next year easily
@@elmagdalenas as long as vultures releases I’m good but next year he could maybe have the solo album
my album is the beginning of the new wave
I'm very curious who is going to die this year
JCOLE, NEW ALBUM
Ur smart asf bro
Honestly I have no complaints. Rap music is getting darker and dystopian in these weird times
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That’s what the population likes to hear
I think mainstream rap will be not as good except the usual few greats however the underground will always be there. Hip hop is ever changing and experimental rap is here to push it forward
Era of Sub-Genre
2024 bout to be crazy for hiphop some artist for every genre we got ye Ariana, carti frank and a buncha other guys
Im waiting for Hakeem to drop
The best years of Hip Hop/Rap has been done for years and it's never going to make a comeback...and the reason is because ANY AND EVERYBODY can make and put out music without having any real talent
You keep making videos how someone or something is gonna change hip hop forever but yet everything still seems the same and I’m sure this year will be no more different from the last 50 years
It’s been dying every year slowly since X’s death. He was the only rising star and the only young one moving it forward. Now it will die slowly every year until it’s dead
Y’all overrate that dude so much lol
Don’t worry ima carry
Rap never dies
IT JUST DOESNT MAKE SENSE - why is mainstream hip hop going backwards and ruin something beautiful
My tape that jus dropped will change hip hop 🤫🔥🔥💯😎
yeat, yhapojj, osamason and carti boutta have their craziest run this year
A decent artist that will never go mainstream , someone whos already peaked in music creation, a ken clone, and a person who doesn't drop music
I honestly believe it’s over for everyone. We need a new class of artists. these guys been here for the past 15 years making the same music every year. I want to see brand new faces in HIPHOP ASAP! throw everyone else out.
It’ll be fine
I think rap is dying because of the current trend of entertainers acting like they are musicians. Look at the trending page right now, you will see nothing but clowns with no musical talent but good production team. It's been awhile since I immediately got grabbed by a song thats not from an artist that I already like.
Artists to keep an eye on could be dc the don, ken carson (who proved his talents this year with agc), destroy lonely and fijimacintosh.
Glazing
all of these artists are ass bro what
bro snuck in dc the ass and fiji
suero is fire too , he has a song called “outta time” that goes crazy but he’s slept on
2:08 Whos this?
Carti will carry
Yup
Naw you have to have hope
He's garbage. He resorts to putting black magic in his music to get you simps hooked. If you have even an ounce of spiritual discernment, you can feel it the second his shit plays. I know what I'm talking about, because I used to be around a rapper who did all of this 10 years before. Carti is not original whatsoever.
Carry what? Drake been carrying since 09’
@@fas0288 last good album was scorpion bruh
Depends.. if we plan on supporting DJay ForEver Music then well😏 The future would be in good hands
Don, Travis, Ye.
idk if I can trust u you said the same thing about 2023
Can't believe you didn't mention jpegmafia not a single time.
Crazy to think sexy red is one of the top hip hop artists. Like how
Nettspends about to save hip hop
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Rap just like the NBA , more talented individuals rather than 3-4 goats
I'm a big fan of Mike and Earl and Curren$y, Mavi, redveil etc but them Michigan boys is my go to.
Idk I disagree with his view tbh I don't think kendrick and travis did great numbers on their tour bc of their artistry from their last albums. I think them haven't been on tour for 4 5 years played a huge role in that and I feel like they shouldn't even be used as examples of how hip hop isn't dying bc those guys are OGs at this point they already have their solidified fanbase. Artists bringing new sounds would definitely help hip hop in bringing attention to the genre, but at the same time a lot of new artists nowadays that catch a buzz 9/10 its through TikTok and I feel like with multiple artists having their 5 mins of fame from catching a TikTok buzz don't even get a chance to truly develop their artistry bc the kids are already on to the next. Only a very few have actually been able to maintain their buzz like Ice Spice, but artist like Teezo who actually have their own unique sound who's collaborated with multiple mainstream Artist are still struggling to catch a hit. Therefore, with TikTok and streaming idk if hip hop can ever actually get back to where it was bc at the end of the day its kids and teens that really keep the genre up there.
It’s going to continue to decline like rock did, and another genre will make its way to the top.
Bro really did not mention Yeat wtf
I really think Tyler the Creator is one of the most impressive artists to come out of rap/hiphop in the past decade, even though I hated (and it seems he does too) his older work before Flower Boy. Still, he has the gift, but has definitely decided to reduce his connection to the genre. This isn’t a bad thing as he clearly has a desire to explore different avenues, BUT
I think if he put out a rap banger (not saying he has to), I think it would really breathe some fresh air into a genre that needs it. He is one of the few I think has the composing, producing, writing and performance ability to offer something new.
Also, we need to start supporting rappers who aren’t in the mainstream. Little Simz is brilliant. Give artists like her a chance to gain some recognition in the genre outside of those in the know.
The thing is rap hasn't always been dominant check the stats pop most years has been more dominant so if rap not number one genre doesn't mean is doing bad 2023 was ass tho
“Hip Hop is dead” - Nas
please pronounce it "janra" gang, I barely finished the video, then again u do u
The OGs wont let it die but the new generation is trying their best
This’ll be an interesting year for trap music
notice how all the top top popping artists always experiment with their sound or the beats etc. If carti made something similar to WLR again i’d personally love it but it wouldn’t have the worlds attention as much cus he’s already done something similar, it’s him changing his sounds completely or using the deep voice that keeps people intrigued
This Is Why I Respect Travis, J.I.D., Tyler, Carti, Uzi, Keem, Amine, JPEGMAFIA, RTJ, And Denzel So Freaking Much Each Different Rappers Always Giving Us The New Experimental Sounds Of Music This Is The Main Reason Why Carti And Uzi Haven't Fell Off After 7 Long Years Because They Aren't Generic And Trash Like The 90% Majority Of The Rappers In Mainstream Hip-Hop
Griselda Records is bringing in good music
bro woke up and chose to speak facts 😭. hiphop is just shedding the deadweight rn
For me it’s the beats mayne, trap beats especially…they all sound so similar and generic nowadays 😭
People say the exact same shit about rap and hip hop every single year. Thats the previous year was the worst ever, and that its all dying, and that the new year is about to be the next big shit lmao
The problem with rap is the artists that are currently quality and popular are the ones from the past generations. All these good rappers releasing music and also popular are all in their 30s or more. Travis, Kanye, Drake, Kendrick, Savage, JID (he’s 33 believe it or not), Cole, etc. Young and talented artists that were supposed to be next up are falling off or got lost in the money. Roddy Rich, DaBaby, Lil Baby, Polo G, even Don Toliver. These guys were supposed to be the next Drake, the next DMX, the next Travis Scott, etc. Pop Smoke was supposed to be the next 50 Cent, but he passed away. These artists that should be blowing up right now aren’t. There’s only a few artists that are under 30 who are in that superstar category like Carti, Uzi and Yachty, who are experimenting with their sound a lot recently. But young stars? There’s Yeat maybe, Baby Keem and maybe Ken Carson. Those are pretty much the only 3 notable artists that come to mind. Compared to Drake, Kendrick, Kanye and Cole from the late 2000s-2010s, that’s an unbelievably mid group of guys. Drake, Kendrick, Cole and Kanye won’t be making as much music in the next 7 years, if at all. There needs to be a couple young quality artists with mainstream potential that come up this year. Someone needs to have a comeback, maybe Lil Baby’s next album will be amazing, but I really doubt it.
Y'all forgetting abt the deathrow records owner the only Snoop dog duo double g ..
Old school hip hop the best 🔥
No but it will begin to shift into pop
I hope we don't get another album from Sexyy Red this year
Not if I can help it
Latin Hip Hop is where its at now. Love english hip hop but these new generations of rappers is pure trash.
I'm bring hip hop Back word to Muthas Thank me later ,🗽💯
601st!
TLDR: no rap is fine. The title is clickbait
Not only is hiphop dead so is society,it can only get worse
Sexy Redd and Ice Spice are the reason Hip Hop sucks rn
Utopia is basically Yeezus so again Kanye is moving hip hop forward
Only thing Kanye is moving forward is antisemitism and far-right ideology in hip-hop, which essentially, is going to be the death of real hip-hop. Plus his music has been trash for quite some time now. Only people who would argue this are racists and bigots who are ecstatic to have a Black man on their side so they can say "see, if he agrees with us, how can we possibly be racists and bigots?", all the while they know in their hearts that his recent output is mid at best, hot garbage at worst. Y'all know who you are.
albums from carti, ye, ski mask, juice wrld, baby keem and yeat. I don’t see how it can be a bad year. I’m not saying all these projects will be 10/10 but i expect to like a few songs atleast of them all. That being said i didn’t like yeats last project but after a few good singles i predict he’ll bounce back
This video is horrible. It mentioned Kendrick, whose album flopped. And didn’t mention Cole the hottest rapper in the game, and Drake the biggest greatest rapper of modern times?
The bias and horrible journalism is apparent because your not supposed to make it biased
Mr. Morale didn't flop.
I may be the only one who thinks it but Utopia is complete trash.
Yea u only think that
@@tuneskl good, keep it that way idc lol
@@tuneskl wannabe Yeezus ass album
@@LiquidDreamz93 why u pressed 😭 lwk utopia alr better than yeezus
@@tuneskl idrc you keep responding lol go listen to that trash and be done with it then
Ice spice IS NOT HIPHOP
Hip-POP
Hip-ROCK
Hip-NB
Is a branch from hip hop I do agree. But this new music is not HIP-HOP I was born in 94. And it’s not as much of night and day thing with the 80’s 90’s 00’s until 2007 for real Rap. But it’s just that hip hop was for struggle and the struggling, now this new stuff doesn’t even uplift the poor anymore just flex’s on us and keep us out until they Need some validation from the streets. HIP HOP is for the streets, the ghetto streets to be specific. Just wanted to leave that there. Because hip hop was always unground. And this mainstream is for the pop stars no shade
The cope in this video is insane 😂😂😂
Tezzy, uzi, carti , Travis is not hip hop
How can hip hop be dead when wu tang is forever
J. Cole, Drake and Kendrick are still the big 3. Credit is due as no one has ever maintained that level of relevance for that long in rap history, however, without ANY next superstar to take the mantle, hiphop is going to keep struggling.
Especially with Kendrick taking another 5 year break, and Drake continuously releasing poor quality music.
Who is next up? As in who is could potentially take the mantle from Drake as The Guy? Absolutely no one at the moment. Its really sad how the quality of rap has dropped
Hip hop is dead since rich gang and migos
What crack are you smoking that you think hip hop might enter it's"most special chapter yet LMAO
It’s been dead