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Post by mc98 on Oct 15, 2021 14:13:16 GMT 10
It's actually quite similar to what rock was in 1991. It's only until Smells Like Teen Spirit came to the the scene at the very end of the year and changed the rock landscape shortly after.
The rap scene doesn't know what to do at this point .They seem to hit a creative bankruptcy and stopped pushing forward.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2021 15:20:16 GMT 10
It's actually quite similar to what rock was in 1991. It's only until Smells Like Teen Spirit came to the the scene at the very end of the year and changed the rock landscape shortly after. The rap scene doesn't know what to do at this point .They seem to hit a creative bankruptcy and stopped pushing forward. I second this. I think the pandemic has also caused stagnation across all genres. It will be interesting to see where hip-hop goes next though. The problem right now is that there's too many throwbacks. I actually like throwback songs in small doses but right now it's out of hand. I think once this throwback phase burns out, something new will emerge.
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Post by dudewitdausername on Oct 15, 2021 16:02:05 GMT 10
It's actually quite similar to what rock was in 1991. It's only until Smells Like Teen Spirit came to the the scene at the very end of the year and changed the rock landscape shortly after. The rap scene doesn't know what to do at this point .They seem to hit a creative bankruptcy and stopped pushing forward. I second this. I think the pandemic has also caused stagnation across all genres. It will be interesting to see where hip-hop goes next though. The problem right now is that there's too many throwbacks. I actually like throwback songs in small doses but right now it's out of hand. I think once this throwback phase burns out, something new will emerge. yeah I used to not hate throwback songs but they're so overdone nowadays I just roll my eyes even when an alright-sounding one comes out.
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