QUESTION ABOUT THE CURRENT MUSIC STATUS?

[AKAZIE]

I hope in 10 years every single MIXTAPE (even my own) will be broken and shattered into pieces by Terminators. I fuckin hate mixtapes now. Lazy mutha fuckaz can't make their own shit up.

 

[Young Lou]

Depending on your generation you'll listen to the shit you were listening to around your high school / college years. Really, O.P.P. isn't some great, insightful track that uplifts people. It's special to us because there are memories associated with it.

There's plenty of shitty, corny, just plain bad songs that I will bang the shit out of until I die. Not because the music is "classic", but because it's nostalgic.

You'll be surprised by the future. You're going to hear a shitty ass song 10 years from now and beat it out because it reminds you of your kid's birthday party, or a BBQ you had or whatever.

You might but I won't. GUARANTEED!!! By the way "O.P.P." is a great song that's why it still gets played all over the globe 17 years later.

 

[Dhadnot]

no, to your question...the industry focus has changed to bitches, thats a fact. I was brought up on hard ass music not shit about clubs and lovin a ho and catering to a ho so I won't be fuckin with this music, I already don't listen to shit ass rap music nowadays unless I'm in the mood to knock some speakers, u extra tight with yours, or to laugh.

 

[niguardian]

i would say theres maybe 20% of this "new" shit that might get play years down the line

off top theres a few songs from this year that knock like some a the jackas shit or that camron get it in ohio ill blapp that 10 years from now, them livewire niggas might get played again and dependin on the albums nipsey hussle and jay rock could bee kool, and ill damn sure be slappin that mitchy slick shit 10 years from now and a couple other dago niggas

but barely none a this "mainstream" shit tho