Hip-Hop isn't a genre of music...it's a 1970s Bronx subculture that d!3d out in the early 80s. Rapping/Rap was a part of Black American society DECADES before the Hip-Hop movement existed.
NY cats sold out hip hop in thw 80's but some try blame the South for ruining hip hop. At least Southerners and west coasters had and still have more drive to have ownership. Also, NY has an identity crisis. They don't know if they want to be southerners or Brits
Hip-Hop isn't a genre of music...it's a 1970s Bronx subculture that d!ed out in the early 80s. Rapping/Rap was a part of Black American society DECADES before the Hip-Hop movement existed.
@TheRapRoundtable The artist who spoke, "I dumb down for the audience to double my dollars," was the bar that started the crack, crumbling the foundation of hip-hop.. And the person who said that then signed and promoted sub artists from the south.. New York committed its own suicide at the hands of the local celebrity rapper..
It was in the '00s when they turned the culture, the ARTFORM, the craft, the lifestyle... into a HUSTLE. I knew back then it was over when that mentality became accepted. "Rap is business." "Rap is a hustle." That was the mantra of many commercial rappers in the '00s. That's why I consider that decade to be the worst in hip hop. Things didn't begin to get funky and creative again until the early '10s. That period from 2010-14 was like a lil mini renaissance in hip hop again as for lyricism and creativity after the subpar '00s.
@Daconcast And that same artist is now in his 50's trying to sound all conscious and deep after he told Nas..."Switch up ya flow, ya shit is garbage, what you trying to kick knowledge?"
100 of them thangs! Congrats to the team looking forward to seeing you guys become the premier hip-hop podcast/media outlet in the game! I think I started hate watching because I saw Jarv talking shit about Nas and that has developed into me becoming fans of each of you for individual reasons. Keep growing (pause) stay locked in and more success!
Understated aspects of the change in hiphop: Telecommunications act consolidating radio, and other regions more recent connection to non sample based black music. They were making Rnb, soul and funk, and chicago, LA, and the south brought that with them.
Respectfully. NYC fell off, yous lot don’t have the pool of talent you had back in the day. let’s not forget that LA had the ball for a hot minute… NYC is the birth but you ain’t got it like you once did, if you can’t win in this climate that shows you how badly you fell off.
*A Ranking of the 4 Major Regions in the Rap Game From the Strongest Region to the Weakest:* -*#1 the South* : No region does it better, the most creative of the 4 major regions. No region is more diverse in terms of sounds and styles than the South, no region has created more Rap subgenres than the South and no region has had a longer reign than the South. -*#2 the East Coast* : This region has always found a way to stay relevant, even at times when they aren't the top region. -*#3 the West Coast* : The West has a noticeable lack of technically proficient rappers compared to the other regions which is a knock against that region from the perspective of stylistic diversity. They also tend to go through periodic droughts where they only have one or two rappers. -*#4 the Midwest* : The weakest of the major regions, the only region that has never had a reign. There's never been an era when the charts were dominated by Midwest artist or by a Midwest sound. The Midwest is also the only region that has never developed any identifiable sounds that represent their region which is a major blow from a production standpoint(The South has Crunk, Trap etc.; the East Coast has Break Beat, Boom-bap etc.; the West Coast has G Funk, Gangster etc.).
"NY vs Everybody": NY started the riff. Let's keep it a buck. The arrogance from NY has alienated a lot of fans around the country outside of NY. I can't speak for overseas, but here specifically, you guys were hatin' on cats from Jersey and Philly since the '80s, but they are both in your metropolitan statistical area. Even places like Long Island and Yonkers received hate initially. And Wu-Tang proved that Staten Island was slept on for the longest. So it's like if you weren't from the FOUR boroughs, you weren't taken seriously. So take that and multiply it by a thousand for hip hop artists OUTSIDE of the tri-state area, and you have a culture of antagonism that began to grow. When the West blew up, you guys hated. When the MidWest blew up, you hated. When the South blew up, you hated. So let's not pretend that NY is a victim of the bullying when you guys were bullying other regions since the '70s and '80s.
Idk..... LA/ West Coast lowkey neck and neck with the NY/East Coast now for that number 1 spot. Since the Blog Era who has NY/East Coast had other than Jay and Nas..... how long can they hold the reigns lol. Hit Boy gave Nas the soundtrack for his 3rd prime and he west coast. Al is the soundtrack for Griselda and he a west coast dude and that's just the producers! We talking MCs, rappers and projects..... since 2010
@757CitiesReppa how is it nonsense. What did I say was a lie lol. Al and Hit ain't from the West Coast lol. Who after 50 in NY really did and anything...... Dipset for 3 months, Joey Badass...... the truth is the talent pool ain't the same as it was in the 80s and 90s. It just wasn't and isn't. Other regions have been Replace their A1 talents. NY hasn't. You got ppl still asking for Priemer to produce a Nas album lmao..... since 50 what has NY done? That's been over two decades lol.
New York fell off due to creative stagnance, Rap fans are always looking for the next new sound or way of rapping and the South is always changing and evolving. The South also has a much larger black population than New York/the East Coast meaning it has a larger pool of talent.
@TheRapRoundtable I have some interesting suggestions for upcoming topics on your show: #1 Will the Midwest ever get the crown?, and #2 Will the East Coast ever get it back?
Congrats fellas I’m happy I accidentally stumbled onto the podcast and I’ve been a fan ever since. Y’all know your Hip-Hop and are entertaining asf bless up to many more episodes 🙏🏽 ✌🏽
Cut that out. There are plenty of serious emcees. Southerners also endured a different level of racism than the North. So you can understand the need to lighten things up in the culture.
Of course, Nas can't be in Jarv's personal top 5 after he did his hero Jay like that but I was kinda expecting him to remove his jay-tinted glasses but alas he can't help it. lol
I don't think it's just a New York thing I think it's a age thing or hip hop head thing because I'm from the Midwest and I grew up from New York hip hop so I always love the essence of hip Hop
I’m from the South but I listen to all regions. ALOT of rap fans down here will tell you straight to your face, that they don’t give af about lyrics or (and I quote) “that wordplay shit”
Top 5 from NY Jay-Z Biggie Nas Rakim Jadakiss Top 5 from South Lil Wayne Andre 3000 Scarface T.I. Jeezy Top 5 from West 2pac Kendrick Lamar Ice Cube Snoop Nipsey
Cats from other regions weren't just responding to the "NY standard" when they stepped up their lyricism and creativity. Rakim was like the first bar in '86, right? But after him, you had who? Nas, right? But right before Nas, you had Hieroglyphics on the West Coast, in the Bay Area, who also stepped up lyricism. You had Twista and Common Sense in the MidWest. When Outkast came out, they had a more West Coast funk sound and Big Boi and Andre were rappin' like Souls of Mischief lyrically. So they took the groove of LA and the lyricism of the Bay Area and combined it. When Geto Boys came out, they were like a southern Run DMC, so they followed the NY standard, but other regions did their own part to inspire and step up lyricism. Souls of Mischief is literally responsible for reinvigorating battle culture in hip hop. They put lyrical heads from NY on notice. Talib Kweli said he and his crew went to Cali for an SOM concert just to battle them afterwards. The Lyricist Lounge, Smack, the street battles and all of these paid battle leagues came out after Heiro and the movie 8 Mile made it poppin' again.
DMX, Jadakiss, "Funeral" Fab(Fabolous), 50 Cent, Jay Z,....... Styles P Camron was a monster Too. Dipset Cam was untouchable with Funeral Fabolous right behind
Look in the mirror for once New York. In the mid 2000s when the south took over , who did yall have ? Jay Z retired , Nas was in a slump ( Streets disciple , Hip Hop is Dead). Nobody listens to Maino, Tony Yayo , Memphis bleek, Jim jones , Mims ?? Fabolous is a great mixtape rapper but his albums always left a lot to be desired. Jadakiss is a great rapper but his albums always came up short too but y’all are too biased to say that. All yall ready had was 50 cent & Cam. 50 cent albums tragically got worst after Get Rich & once cam left roc a fella he wasn’t the same anymore.
NY always complain the south this and the south that.... how were they able to take if yall were so nice lol. Thats problem yall FELL OFF! Jay and Nas were dropping Kingdome Come and Hip Hop is Dead while TI was dropping King lol, Luda going bar for bar with Nas and Jada and, and Wayne was on the Dedication series. Thats what happen lol.
Right they fell off hard even their own rappers was dropping trash, but let me add some more 05 Jeezy TM101 set the world on fire, Bun B Trill, 07 UGK Underground Kingz LMAO
So what about now?!?!?! Where is yall A1 one talent???? The difference is yall just feel off. Every other region has been able to replace their legends and A1 talent from rappers to producers. Nas and Jay are still carrying NY lol. Outkast nor TI isnt carrying the ATL, Bum ain't carrying Texas, Snoop and Cube ain't carrying LA. NY hasn't been able to replace yall legends and keep it modern and fresh, while keeping your regional organic sound. Yall fell off
BIG FACTS! I could even use more explains but those ones are kind of not debatable cause I've heard themselves praise TI Urban Legend and King lol. Mase is a Wayne guy lol. Like you can't front of them in that time frame.
Delusional. NY’s last star was 50, 20 yrs ago. 3 women (Nicki, Ice Spice & Cardi) and A-Boogie with da Hoodie are your biggest stars now. These are facts.
NY never developed. The game changed and y’all remained the same. Then yall turned to vultures, going everywhere else for hit records. The current sound of NY originated in the UK and the thought of that is crazy. Yall lost it trying to gatekeep Hip Hop, so people went around yall and left yall to do what yall been doing. Hip hop was commercial way before the south got it, and JayZ being considered the goat is the epitome of NY sulking in their tears.
There was a lot of trash coming out of the South in the '00s, but the Dipset, D-Block and G-Unit movements during that era was equally corny. The '00s is easily the worst decade in hip hop. There was garbage coming out from all sides. It's like as soon as rappers became aware that hip hop was now the #1 selling genre, they thought "cha-ching"... and they were all trying to get a bag by making all this factory music. You even had that degrading phrase, "rap is a hustle" that became popular during that era. A lot of ex-dealers and trappers took over the game and applied their street economics sense to the craft and the business. And let's not forget that your biggest artist during that wave, 50 Cent, was trying his hardest to sound like a southern cat. That's why his biggest fanbase is in the South. He had the swag and the accent.
AND THIS IS EXACTLY WHY YALL WONT EVER CLAIM THE THROWN AGAIN WE DIDNT CRITIZE YALL WE MADE OUR OWN SOUND AND TOOK OFF IF WE FUCKED UP HIP HOP WHY DO NY ARTIST WANT US FOR A FEATURE JUST SO THEY CAN GET SOME SHINE
@@TheRapRoundtablehow did we mess up hip hop sonically as you say? I’m really curious? And basically yall are in yall feelings by complaining because nobody wants to hear that diabolical philosophical type of rap anymore lol wacky flacka from queens he came down south and turned into one of us just to make it that’s how much of a choke hold we got on the game if we not featured in yall songs yall can’t make the top 100 it’s ours now yall never showed us no loved so we created our own record labels an in the words of the great pimp c we don’t make hip hop we make country rap tunes nobody wants to hear that New York accent anymore they want to hear a country nigga talk slick on the mic
@@TheRapRoundtable the country boys running the game yall will never get it back that’s why yall crying on podcast in yall feelings 😂 im from nc and the New York south statement is funny I wouldn’t say that it’s just a lot of New Yorkers have moved down south now when I go visit my kinfolk in the Bronx and in bk they all say they hate nyc and love the south yall got the worst reputation in the world our music is better our environment is better our food is better everything is better down south when I go up there all I got to do is open my mouth and females flocking like ooooooo you not a New York nigga na baby I’m from the south and she mine 😂😂 that shit don’t work like that when yall come down here WE RUN NEW YORK. Not to mention yall all have roots down here anyways smh 😂
@@TheRapRoundtable COUNTRY BOYS RUN NEW YORK WE AINT MOVING UP THERE YALL MOVING DOWN SOUTH TO CAROLINA AN ATLANTA EVERY NEW YORKER I TALK TO AAY THEY HATE NEW YORK AND THEY LOVE THE SOUTH WE JUST BETTER MY BOY OUR ENVIRONMENT AND OUR MUSIC
Hip-Hop isn't a genre of music...it's a 1970s Bronx subculture that d!3d out in the early 80s. Rapping/Rap was a part of Black American society DECADES before the Hip-Hop movement existed.
New York always hated on every region anytime they come up from the media to the DJs
NY cats sold out hip hop in thw 80's but some try blame the South for ruining hip hop. At least Southerners and west coasters had and still have more drive to have ownership. Also, NY has an identity crisis. They don't know if they want to be southerners or Brits
Nah.. the south definitely ruined hip hop. Skills went away when they took the crown
@@mphenomenalNew York 🗑️
Hip-Hop isn't a genre of music...it's a 1970s Bronx subculture that d!ed out in the early 80s. Rapping/Rap was a part of Black American society DECADES before the Hip-Hop movement existed.
Congrats on 100 Episodes!!! 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
@TheRapRoundtable The artist who spoke, "I dumb down for the audience to double my dollars," was the bar that started the crack, crumbling the foundation of hip-hop.. And the person who said that then signed and promoted sub artists from the south.. New York committed its own suicide at the hands of the local celebrity rapper..
Facts!
It was in the '00s when they turned the culture, the ARTFORM, the craft, the lifestyle... into a HUSTLE. I knew back then it was over when that mentality became accepted. "Rap is business." "Rap is a hustle." That was the mantra of many commercial rappers in the '00s. That's why I consider that decade to be the worst in hip hop. Things didn't begin to get funky and creative again until the early '10s. That period from 2010-14 was like a lil mini renaissance in hip hop again as for lyricism and creativity after the subpar '00s.
@@Daconcast I’ve always thought that but those Bars were celebrated like some sort of flex when it kinda was selling out
@@davidt4337 I'm just trying to pay attention..
@Daconcast And that same artist is now in his 50's trying to sound all conscious and deep after he told Nas..."Switch up ya flow, ya shit is garbage, what you trying to kick knowledge?"
100 of them thangs! Congrats to the team looking forward to seeing you guys become the premier hip-hop podcast/media outlet in the game! I think I started hate watching because I saw Jarv talking shit about Nas and that has developed into me becoming fans of each of you for individual reasons. Keep growing (pause) stay locked in and more success!
Not the Compound V 😂😂
Understated aspects of the change in hiphop: Telecommunications act consolidating radio, and other regions more recent connection to non sample based black music. They were making Rnb, soul and funk, and chicago, LA, and the south brought that with them.
Congrats on the 100th episode from the Westcoast!
Congrats on 100 episodes 🎉
Top 5 NY Rappers:
1. Nas
2. Jay-Z
3. The Notorious B.I.G.
4. Prodigy
5. 50 Cent
50??? I mean it’s your opinion but come on son! 😂
@@jaymac8421i enjoy his music. GRODT was everywhere when I was a youngin. Its not always about whos the best lyrically. He made great music🤷♂️
Respectfully. NYC fell off, yous lot don’t have the pool of talent you had back in the day. let’s not forget that LA had the ball for a hot minute… NYC is the birth but you ain’t got it like you once did, if you can’t win in this climate that shows you how badly you fell off.
That's definitely not true. Plenty of talent it's just the sonics have been pushed away and there is no corporate push to say it back
This beat reminds me of "Rapper Shit" from Ab Soul & Dot
*A Ranking of the 4 Major Regions in the Rap Game From the Strongest Region to the Weakest:*
-*#1 the South* : No region does it better, the most creative of the 4 major regions. No region is more diverse in terms of sounds and styles than the South, no region has created more Rap subgenres than the South and no region has had a longer reign than the South.
-*#2 the East Coast* : This region has always found a way to stay relevant, even at times when they aren't the top region.
-*#3 the West Coast* : The West has a noticeable lack of technically proficient rappers compared to the other regions which is a knock against that region from the perspective of stylistic diversity. They also tend to go through periodic droughts where they only have one or two rappers.
-*#4 the Midwest* : The weakest of the major regions, the only region that has never had a reign. There's never been an era when the charts were dominated by Midwest artist or by a Midwest sound. The Midwest is also the only region that has never developed any identifiable sounds that represent their region which is a major blow from a production standpoint(The South has Crunk, Trap etc.; the East Coast has Break Beat, Boom-bap etc.; the West Coast has G Funk, Gangster etc.).
Episode 100 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for all the great shows
LOL, Cin New York Pizza is better than the Italian one, but I get the symbolism.
Braindead take
"NY vs Everybody": NY started the riff. Let's keep it a buck. The arrogance from NY has alienated a lot of fans around the country outside of NY. I can't speak for overseas, but here specifically, you guys were hatin' on cats from Jersey and Philly since the '80s, but they are both in your metropolitan statistical area. Even places like Long Island and Yonkers received hate initially. And Wu-Tang proved that Staten Island was slept on for the longest. So it's like if you weren't from the FOUR boroughs, you weren't taken seriously. So take that and multiply it by a thousand for hip hop artists OUTSIDE of the tri-state area, and you have a culture of antagonism that began to grow. When the West blew up, you guys hated. When the MidWest blew up, you hated. When the South blew up, you hated. So let's not pretend that NY is a victim of the bullying when you guys were bullying other regions since the '70s and '80s.
Idk..... LA/ West Coast lowkey neck and neck with the NY/East Coast now for that number 1 spot. Since the Blog Era who has NY/East Coast had other than Jay and Nas..... how long can they hold the reigns lol. Hit Boy gave Nas the soundtrack for his 3rd prime and he west coast. Al is the soundtrack for Griselda and he a west coast dude and that's just the producers! We talking MCs, rappers and projects..... since 2010
Negative stop with the nonsense
@757CitiesReppa how is it nonsense. What did I say was a lie lol. Al and Hit ain't from the West Coast lol. Who after 50 in NY really did and anything...... Dipset for 3 months, Joey Badass...... the truth is the talent pool ain't the same as it was in the 80s and 90s. It just wasn't and isn't. Other regions have been Replace their A1 talents. NY hasn't. You got ppl still asking for Priemer to produce a Nas album lmao..... since 50 what has NY done? That's been over two decades lol.
@@dniquenation you're wrong Al & hit boy is from the West Coast and DJ Premieres from the south
Facts
Epic show salute to these brothers
New York fell off due to creative stagnance, Rap fans are always looking for the next new sound or way of rapping and the South is always changing and evolving. The South also has a much larger black population than New York/the East Coast meaning it has a larger pool of talent.
Y’all MFer’s come on here and say anything sometimes lol
@TheRapRoundtable I have some interesting suggestions for upcoming topics on your show: #1 Will the Midwest ever get the crown?, and #2 Will the East Coast ever get it back?
@@TheRapRoundtable STOP CRYING
Great episode fellas congrats on the first 100 hope to see plenty more 🎉
Top 5 NY Rappers
Nas
Big
Pun
Jay-Z
Big L
Major congrats on the 100 episode milestone fellas!
Here's to many more! 🍻🥂💯
Congrats on Episode 100 🫡‼️
Top 5 NY Rappers for me...
1. Nas
2. Jay-z
3. Big
4. Jadakiss
5. Rakim
Congrats my guys on the 💯 keep it going peace ✌🏽
Congratulations on your 100th Episode Rap Roundtable 🍾🎤🎶✊🏿.
Episode 100 🔥🍾
Congrats fellas on this ground breaking 100 episodes.
Cin you did something special with this track wow. And y’all ain’t lie, Mase is so crucial as the 4th man. Salute
Thank you bro 🫡
Congrats fellas I’m happy I accidentally stumbled onto the podcast and I’ve been a fan ever since. Y’all know your Hip-Hop and are entertaining asf bless up to many more episodes 🙏🏽 ✌🏽
Cut that out. There are plenty of serious emcees. Southerners also endured a different level of racism than the North. So you can understand the need to lighten things up in the culture.
Congratulations on reaching 100 episodes family, salute from Dallas TX🔥🫡
Happy 100. Looking forward to the next 100
Of course, Nas can't be in Jarv's personal top 5 after he did his hero Jay like that but I was kinda expecting him to remove his jay-tinted glasses but alas he can't help it. lol
New York lost their way when the top guys moved to Miami and started imitating the southern sound.
Bruh I was surprised AF when I saw Mr. Cheeks discography
"King of New York" - Kendrick Lamar
Congratulations 🎉🎊🍾 on the 100th episode
Congrats on the 100th episode, keep going.
🎉congrats on 100 episodes though.
Congrats on the hundred! Salute
My Top 5 From NY
1. Nas
2. Prodigy
3. Method Man
4. 50 Cent
5. DMX
Congratulations I love y'all keep going
Didn’t Hot 97 banned WU Tang? Radio station showed favorites
And Nas
Yall the best congrats on 💯
Congratulations to you guys and thanks for the entertainment
Congrats Goodfellas
Congratulations on 100!
100 salute to the crew !!!
One talk best shows yet.
I would love to see yall do like dedicated state of the culture segments where yall have deep talks.
Jarv and mase list are just based on pity
I don't think it's just a New York thing I think it's a age thing or hip hop head thing because I'm from the Midwest and I grew up from New York hip hop so I always love the essence of hip Hop
I’m from the South but I listen to all regions.
ALOT of rap fans down here will tell you straight to your face, that they don’t give af about lyrics or (and I quote) “that wordplay shit”
Great jobs sirs!
Nas, Biggie, Jay, X, Kiss
Keep it up fellas 👏 💪
NAS DMX BIGGIE JAY-Z PAC
Cam style is like watching that movie Inception.
The south made Laffy Taffy but NY made "Jumping out the window" 🤦🏾♂️😅
Congratulations
Being great is not always about being better than someone else.
Top 5 from NY
Jay-Z
Biggie
Nas
Rakim
Jadakiss
Top 5 from South
Lil Wayne
Andre 3000
Scarface
T.I.
Jeezy
Top 5 from West
2pac
Kendrick Lamar
Ice Cube
Snoop
Nipsey
Khaled Episode. We da Best!!! lol, I’m not mad at it.
Cats from other regions weren't just responding to the "NY standard" when they stepped up their lyricism and creativity. Rakim was like the first bar in '86, right? But after him, you had who? Nas, right? But right before Nas, you had Hieroglyphics on the West Coast, in the Bay Area, who also stepped up lyricism. You had Twista and Common Sense in the MidWest. When Outkast came out, they had a more West Coast funk sound and Big Boi and Andre were rappin' like Souls of Mischief lyrically. So they took the groove of LA and the lyricism of the Bay Area and combined it. When Geto Boys came out, they were like a southern Run DMC, so they followed the NY standard, but other regions did their own part to inspire and step up lyricism. Souls of Mischief is literally responsible for reinvigorating battle culture in hip hop. They put lyrical heads from NY on notice. Talib Kweli said he and his crew went to Cali for an SOM concert just to battle them afterwards. The Lyricist Lounge, Smack, the street battles and all of these paid battle leagues came out after Heiro and the movie 8 Mile made it poppin' again.
NY been ova let it go. Yall started it and we took it. But I love the convo good argument material lol
That's why it's trash.Dudes can't ryhme.The game is horrible now😂
@@tahke8284 but you guys are rhyming and it ain’t like the golden era. It’s a stain on you, for elementary rap to not be in top
And yall ruined the hell out of it I would not be proud
@@raski44NY 🗑️
@@christopherlewis2194 you trash
New York city in general is competition
Salute RRT 🫡🫡 100 That’s Big Time
What's this beat
🙋🏽♂️
DMX, Jadakiss, "Funeral" Fab(Fabolous), 50 Cent, Jay Z,....... Styles P
Camron was a monster Too. Dipset Cam was untouchable with Funeral Fabolous right behind
SDE is Cams most lyrical album
Killa b4 dip set era was spitting 🔥🔥🔥....technically lyrical
I would say for me Purple Haze was his peak
@@FaceFamous agreed ..killa season album in '06 underrated very
Still Shining First Verse RIP P Dolo
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Look in the mirror for once New York. In the mid 2000s when the south took over , who did yall have ? Jay Z retired , Nas was in a slump ( Streets disciple , Hip Hop is Dead). Nobody listens to Maino, Tony Yayo , Memphis bleek, Jim jones , Mims ?? Fabolous is a great mixtape rapper but his albums always left a lot to be desired. Jadakiss is a great rapper but his albums always came up short too but y’all are too biased to say that. All yall ready had was 50 cent & Cam. 50 cent albums tragically got worst after Get Rich & once cam left roc a fella he wasn’t the same anymore.
Cam was on some Ric Flair Shit
Yes
@@joshuad24cam was 🔥🔥🔥🔥
💯
Killa was differ lyrically pre dipset....technically 🔥🔥🔥🔥 between 97 -00....first 2 cds n freestyles on stretch & bobbito mxtps
Nas, Styles P, Jadakiss, Jay-Z, Raekwon My T5DOA
Salute
The uncomfortable truth!!
this must be yall "Bdot List type the clout chase hot take episode i guess. yall ninjas tripping today.
NY always complain the south this and the south that.... how were they able to take if yall were so nice lol. Thats problem yall FELL OFF! Jay and Nas were dropping Kingdome Come and Hip Hop is Dead while TI was dropping King lol, Luda going bar for bar with Nas and Jada and, and Wayne was on the Dedication series. Thats what happen lol.
wayne is garbage
You forgot to mention that Ny radio wasn’t supporting the New NY artist at that time unless they sounded like 50 or a southern artist, you’re welcome.
Right they fell off hard even their own rappers was dropping trash, but let me add some more 05 Jeezy TM101 set the world on fire, Bun B Trill, 07 UGK Underground Kingz LMAO
So what about now?!?!?! Where is yall A1 one talent???? The difference is yall just feel off. Every other region has been able to replace their legends and A1 talent from rappers to producers. Nas and Jay are still carrying NY lol. Outkast nor TI isnt carrying the ATL, Bum ain't carrying Texas, Snoop and Cube ain't carrying LA. NY hasn't been able to replace yall legends and keep it modern and fresh, while keeping your regional organic sound. Yall fell off
BIG FACTS! I could even use more explains but those ones are kind of not debatable cause I've heard themselves praise TI Urban Legend and King lol. Mase is a Wayne guy lol. Like you can't front of them in that time frame.
Man fhuck NYC:Complain or mimic success! We gotta stop crying & put out music! A lot of music!!! 😅😂😅
All of America is Bias smh 😂
The South dont got it either. A lot of Southern artists arent selling out tours any more.
Delusional. NY’s last star was 50, 20 yrs ago. 3 women (Nicki, Ice Spice & Cardi) and A-Boogie with da Hoodie are your biggest stars now. These are facts.
Ok? Not sure how that ties into the discussion but cool.
Congrats on the 100th, NY Bias 💪🏾, yall are pissing off the Southern HipHop confederate army with this one!! 🤣
Scarlip dropped the ball
Nobody in New York seeing 3k
🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, the guy that doesn’t even have a solo rap album? 🥷 please
@@100timessquare 🤣 right
@@100timessquarefrom the south...3k is overrated
Pun def was > prodigy at prodigy’s peak. No need to take that back.
Now New York is feeling the same way other regions of the world felt when y'all had it y'all ain't show no love to nobody what goes around come around
Sorry we hurt your feelings champ
@@TheRapRoundtable now y'all having a whole round table on a podcast crying so sorry we hurt your feelings
RAKIM
LL
50
NAS
BIGGIE
💯 Big deal 🫡🔥✊🏾
New York drill is combination of Chicago and London drill y'all are biters
My list is nas Jay-Z biggie krs one rakim
This is like 50s blues artists hating on MJ era of r and b and pop. People who enhanced a genre and a sound. 😂😂😂Typical New York delusion. 😂
NY never developed. The game changed and y’all remained the same. Then yall turned to vultures, going everywhere else for hit records. The current sound of NY originated in the UK and the thought of that is crazy. Yall lost it trying to gatekeep Hip Hop, so people went around yall and left yall to do what yall been doing. Hip hop was commercial way before the south got it, and JayZ being considered the goat is the epitome of NY sulking in their tears.
Who’s the Goat of the south right now? Who’s leading the charge just curious
@@sayeyadolo6875 I’d say Based on a lot of top 5s I hear, prolly 3k. Me personally I’m going Face Mob or Wayne.
So much truth in what you said
Face and 3k are not rapping right now. So who else? Andre 3k doesn’t have a solo discography or a solo song
@@sayeyadolo6875future
What Lawn? New Yorkers don’t have “lawn’s” . Change the segment name please. Concrete jungle😂
There was a lot of trash coming out of the South in the '00s, but the Dipset, D-Block and G-Unit movements during that era was equally corny. The '00s is easily the worst decade in hip hop. There was garbage coming out from all sides. It's like as soon as rappers became aware that hip hop was now the #1 selling genre, they thought "cha-ching"... and they were all trying to get a bag by making all this factory music. You even had that degrading phrase, "rap is a hustle" that became popular during that era. A lot of ex-dealers and trappers took over the game and applied their street economics sense to the craft and the business. And let's not forget that your biggest artist during that wave, 50 Cent, was trying his hardest to sound like a southern cat. That's why his biggest fanbase is in the South. He had the swag and the accent.
AND THIS IS EXACTLY WHY YALL WONT EVER CLAIM THE THROWN AGAIN WE DIDNT CRITIZE YALL WE MADE OUR OWN SOUND AND TOOK OFF IF WE FUCKED UP HIP HOP WHY DO NY ARTIST WANT US FOR A FEATURE JUST SO THEY CAN GET SOME SHINE
Literally said in the episode we don’t care about the crown, but you typing in caps doesn’t change the fact that we told no lies. You’ll be ok.
@@TheRapRoundtablehow did we mess up hip hop sonically as you say? I’m really curious? And basically yall are in yall feelings by complaining because nobody wants to hear that diabolical philosophical type of rap anymore lol wacky flacka from queens he came down south and turned into one of us just to make it that’s how much of a choke hold we got on the game if we not featured in yall songs yall can’t make the top 100 it’s ours now yall never showed us no loved so we created our own record labels an in the words of the great pimp c we don’t make hip hop we make country rap tunes nobody wants to hear that New York accent anymore they want to hear a country nigga talk slick on the mic
New York Bias 3...Our 3rd team is better than your starting 5
1 hunnit. Skeddit
Top 5
Jay z
Nas
Biggy
50cent
Dmx . Period , stop making list out of pity
Prodigy > dmx n 50 cent in my top 5 def
MOST OF YALL ROOTS ARE IN THE SOUTH ANYWAY LOL
Bro thought he made a point
@@TheRapRoundtable the country boys running the game yall will never get it back that’s why yall crying on podcast in yall feelings 😂 im from nc and the New York south statement is funny I wouldn’t say that it’s just a lot of New Yorkers have moved down south now when I go visit my kinfolk in the Bronx and in bk they all say they hate nyc and love the south yall got the worst reputation in the world our music is better our environment is better our food is better everything is better down south when I go up there all I got to do is open my mouth and females flocking like ooooooo you not a New York nigga na baby I’m from the south and she mine 😂😂 that shit don’t work like that when yall come down here WE RUN NEW YORK. Not to mention yall all have roots down here anyways smh 😂
@@TheRapRoundtable COUNTRY BOYS RUN NEW YORK WE AINT MOVING UP THERE YALL MOVING DOWN SOUTH TO CAROLINA AN ATLANTA EVERY NEW YORKER I TALK TO AAY THEY HATE NEW YORK AND THEY LOVE THE SOUTH WE JUST BETTER MY BOY OUR ENVIRONMENT AND OUR MUSIC
They don't have any roots in the South they're all immigrants, guest in Rap.