MOBB MUSIC IS DEAD!!!!!!
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I tend to disagree. This isn't the 50's where parents fought against Rock & Roll or the 80's to 90's where parents fought against Gangsta Rap. The whole music industry is hurting right now. Music is officially garbage today. Yet, far & few in between comes a good song. And I'll vouch for it myself like many & say, "As much as I can't stand this, his, her, music, that's a cool song." ...so no, it's not about the movements nor age.
I mean damn! There are actual people in corporate "Hollywood" today that are considered celebrities for doing absolutely nothing. Yet, a lot of people raise the question, "What are you actually famous for?"
From the bottom to the top / top to the the bottom, the whole industry has become a mockery and a joke.
there's still a million artists that rap about gangsta ass shit over gangsta ass beats, fuck you talkin bout? as long as gangsta shit actually happens in real life, mobb music will continue to be made and sold to people who have mostly never even come close to living a gangsta lifestyle. so dont get your panties in a bunch.
but if youre really that stuck in the 90s and have a problem with artists evolving creatively and adapting to the times, and if youre really that close-minded where you cant stand to listen to anything else, then just keeping buying old CDs from the 90s, look for new mobb music when it comes out, and shut the fuck up.
(Disclaimer: i was raised on Bay Area mobb shit, btw. The only thing I really miss about that area are the styles of beats)
but if youre really that stuck in the 90s and have a problem with artists evolving creatively and adapting to the times, and if youre really that close-minded where you cant stand to listen to anything else, then just keeping buying old CDs from the 90s, look for new mobb music when it comes out, and shut the fuck up.
(Disclaimer: i was raised on Bay Area mobb shit, btw. The only thing I really miss about that area are the styles of beats)
Naw, seriously though: There is a lot of mobb music etc, but it's just not as good anymore IMO. Perhaps it's all been said and done & a lot of it feels like it's exaggerated. It seems to be more focused on how hard people are in the street, rather than bringing that energy into the "music" itself.
I will say I feel "Sick Wit It" dominated the Mobb music era, but even since have changed.
i still think livewire is puttin out that mobb music. not every single track they make is, but alotta the shit they puttin out is keepin it alive. & regardless, they're one of the few camps i've seen thats got a plethora of talent @ their disposal. distinct voices & talents to call upon, in this new age. thats something thats rare to me.
apt3 still doin it too. i'm not feelin the horrorcore artists they throw in there (minus the brotha lynch hung), but otherwise they've done a great job.
apt3 still doin it too. i'm not feelin the horrorcore artists they throw in there (minus the brotha lynch hung), but otherwise they've done a great job.
