Drive out the G-Unit Regime.
- Thread starter truetupacfan
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It's funny how people shit on pop rap as if it just came along after 'Pac and B.I. died, when in actuality, there would be no Hip-Hop today if it wasn't for records like that which pushed it over to become mainstream. Rap would've been in the same group with disco and doo-wop: dead.
Face it, there are some people who like to listen to the essence of Rap, and there are some who just had a long day and all they want to do is hit the club and party. Just because mostly sucky music rules the airwaves right now doesn't mean that rap is in a state of emergency. Those who put out good music will do their thing, and the same with the bad.
*Besides, G-Unit's last 4 releases haven't done anything - they're pretty much driven out if you ask me
Face it, there are some people who like to listen to the essence of Rap, and there are some who just had a long day and all they want to do is hit the club and party. Just because mostly sucky music rules the airwaves right now doesn't mean that rap is in a state of emergency. Those who put out good music will do their thing, and the same with the bad.
*Besides, G-Unit's last 4 releases haven't done anything - they're pretty much driven out if you ask me
this guy hit it dead on. this thread is a few years too late. g-unit has been in decline the past year or two.
pop music, including pop rap, is made for the average person. not the true music lovers who love underground stuff and like to find new artists that deserve more attention. the music business is just that, a business. they wont make money putting out underground people kicking knowledge or creative music. that sort of music will make the average person change station which loses raiting, less sales, and in all less money. it is just not what the average person, who only listens to music on the way to work and in their car, wants to hear. they want catchy music which is exactly what g-unit was putting it out. this is nothing new it has been this way for decades.
pop music, including pop rap, is made for the average person. not the true music lovers who love underground stuff and like to find new artists that deserve more attention. the music business is just that, a business. they wont make money putting out underground people kicking knowledge or creative music. that sort of music will make the average person change station which loses raiting, less sales, and in all less money. it is just not what the average person, who only listens to music on the way to work and in their car, wants to hear. they want catchy music which is exactly what g-unit was putting it out. this is nothing new it has been this way for decades.
^Just cus someone doesn't listen to "underground" or only follows "mainstream" doesnt mean they aren't true music lovers. But yeah, people act like this is the first time anyone has complained about the state of Hip-Hop or it is an some sort of emergency. Some of my favorite rappers were talking about the same thing during my favorite era of this music, Common and OC. So acting like G-Unit is a regime is stupid, actin like it is any rappers fault is stupid, looking in the mirror and pointing at it is where yo start. Stop hating on what might be someone elses favorite music and concentrate on your favorite instead.
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