Whats the demographic age average of the users on Siccness.net ?

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Whats the demographic age average of the users on Siccness.net ?

  • Early Teens - 12y - 15y

    Votes: 1 0.7%

  • Late Teens - 16y -19y

    Votes: 5 3.6%

  • Early 20's

    Votes: 36 26.3%

  • Late 20's

    Votes: 42 30.7%

  • Early 30's

    Votes: 41 29.9%

  • Late 30's

    Votes: 6 4.4%

  • 40's

    Votes: 6 4.4%
  • Total voters
    137
Slapmaster Promo

Slapmaster Promo

Sicc OG
#63
Dec 26, 2004
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#63
I put this poll up to prove the demographics of this site and why alot of people argue about todays game and the direction of music. Today's music game is marketed to the 13 to 17...and on this site looks like its very few of those. Most users on here wants the Bay to come back to the 90's style of music/business and it seems the graph proves its because of the average age on here.
 
timebomb

timebomb

Sicc OG
#64
Feb 11, 2006
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#64
Slapmaster Promo said:
I put this poll up to prove the demographics of this site and why alot of people argue about todays game and the direction of music. Today's music game is marketed to the 13 to 17...and on this site looks like its very few of those. Most users on here wants the Bay to come back to the 90's style of music/business and it seems the graph proves its because of the average age on here.
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and your goin to do what with this info??
 
T-Rip

T-Rip

T Camp
#65
Jan 18, 2006
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#65
90's babies cant think for themselves and dont know shit about shit so saying music is marketed towards them is no wonder sales are lower then ever.
 
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Daddy Rich

Sicc OG
#67
Dec 20, 2003
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artists from the 80's passed the torch to the 90's for the most part the artist from the 80's have nothin but love for the 90's artists they thought they did hip hop justice and made a huge impact but when you get to the 2k and beyond a magority of 80' and 90's aritsts dont even think that this is hip hop or even music for that matter and alot of fans on the net agree almost every artist from back in the day that has videos on youtube 99.9% of the comments are fuck the new music like drake and wayne and alot of others I'm not hating on the new generation just saying what I see and here from alot of the older artists and fans from the 80's and 90's from all over the country but the lables continue to put out the young demograph which is cool but it seems they are losing more money then just going with the talent like back in the day it is still proven that talent sells in music but the labels want quick ringtones that sell alot and when the album comes out is does nothing thats just hustlin backwards imo pz
 
Slapmaster Promo

Slapmaster Promo

Sicc OG
#68
Dec 26, 2004
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#68
Daddy Rich said:
artists from the 80's passed the torch to the 90's for the most part the artist from the 80's have nothin but love for the 90's artists they thought they did hip hop justice and made a huge impact but when you get to the 2k and beyond a magority of 80' and 90's aritsts dont even think that this is hip hop or even music for that matter and alot of fans on the net agree almost every artist from back in the day that has videos on youtube 99.9% of the comments are fuck the new music like drake and wayne and alot of others I'm not hating on the new generation just saying what I see and here from alot of the older artists and fans from the 80's and 90's from all over the country pz
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I dont hear 40 saying any of that. Seems to be the ones that arent hot anymore that have the problems and say it aint hip hop anymore. Iwill agree that its not the same as it was back then...but some music is even better now then it was then in my opinion. Yes there is also alot of bullshit too..more now then then..but there was bullshit then too, just not as much.
 
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Daddy Rich

Sicc OG
#71
Dec 20, 2003
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#71
and not to beat a dead horse but the music today compared to music back then people have to realize tupac and other major artists were 19-25 making that music speaking the voice for a nation look at the rappers that are 19-25 now is it the same message in music and or that advanced?
 
Slapmaster Promo

Slapmaster Promo

Sicc OG
#72
Dec 26, 2004
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#72
Daddy Rich said:
and not to beat a dead horse but the music today compared to music back then people have to realize tupac and other major artists were 19-25 making that music speaking the voice for a nation look at the rappers that are 19-25 now is it the same message in music and or that advanced?
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I say it depends on what you listen too... most main stream songs today all have the same ..money, cars, glam life, so I agree...thats what SELLS today.. But there are still young artist that are emerging with more conscious type of music , underground hip hop, music with meaning...you got to search for it thats all.
 
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Daddy Rich

Sicc OG
#74
Dec 20, 2003
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Slapmaster Promo said:
I say it depends on what you listen too... most main stream songs today all have the same ..money, cars, glam life, so I agree...thats what SELLS today.. But there are still young artist that are emerging with more conscious type of music , underground hip hop, music with meaning...you got to search for it thats all.
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real talk and yeah there are alot of new young artists that i like that have great music just wish the labels would give them a shot
 
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