Conclusive Proof That The Younger Generation Needs To Step Their Game Up

damobb2deep wrote: »

my question is why would the younger generation want to copy the generation before instead of doing they own thing? honestly if the music from the 90's era or earlier was still being played now hip hop would REALLY be dead off the fact it failed to adapt... think about it west coast music ran the early 90's right... but after pac died that sound went with him (mainstream)... and it took the bay area (mid 2000's) before the west even had a buzz for a year or two... bay area music is different from LA music... every time a new artist tried to come out with that "classic" LA sound they ain't get no where... now look now the west has came back strong and even though you can still tell they from the west that LA sound has evolved. .


same with the east (new york).. on average they have been struggling mainstream for almost 20 years.. don't get me wrong the mainstream acts they have now are still heavy... (jay-z. . they had 50...Nicki Menaj.. had dipset ect.) But that classic "new york" sound died.. and every time someone tried to bring back that classic sound it went no place.. now look at the major new york acts... none of them have that classic sound..


now take the south... a bigger region for the most part but that sound is continually evolving and (mainstream) is doing well... this is going 15 plus years.. to the point other regions younger acts grew up with that music and have modified they style cuz of it...

so this younger Generation is doing exactly what they need to do...

them....