Just Clauz
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Whatup folks.
Let me get right to it.
So in this day n age people like to claim that rap has lost it's value, and has changed into music about objectification of women, drug dealing and crime activity. But hasn't rap always been like that? I'm listening to old legends right now like Nas Illmatic, Outkast and Wu-Tang, and all of them are about that sex, drugs and thug-life. We are quick to judge new things, but we forget that we grew up listening to rappers who was like that way before the Chief Keefs, the Gucci Manes, the Young Thugs ect.
So besides technologial improvements in recording and producing, is there really a big difference between now and then?
Let me get right to it.
So in this day n age people like to claim that rap has lost it's value, and has changed into music about objectification of women, drug dealing and crime activity. But hasn't rap always been like that? I'm listening to old legends right now like Nas Illmatic, Outkast and Wu-Tang, and all of them are about that sex, drugs and thug-life. We are quick to judge new things, but we forget that we grew up listening to rappers who was like that way before the Chief Keefs, the Gucci Manes, the Young Thugs ect.
So besides technologial improvements in recording and producing, is there really a big difference between now and then?
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