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@ccarella.eth trying to convince me it has to be from NY or LA to be considered “Hip-Hop”

and it’s something else, probably “pop” if it’s from anywhere else…

I don’t buy it. 

Whatcha think?

RIP Dolph

Hyperpunk. Nouns. OP Citizens House. Co-founder, Scout Game. 
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@ccarella.eth trying to convince me it has to be from NY or LA to be considered “Hip-Hop”

and it’s something else, probably “pop” if it’s from anywhere else…

I don’t buy it. 

Whatcha think?

RIP Dolph

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My actual take though is that hip hop is dead and had been replaced with pop but it’s a very marketable term. When grunge turned pop at least they had the term Rock to use.

its a fair take, and theres a sliver of truth to it..but i don't really agree with it, especially in 2024 when genres and boarders are as blurry as they've ever been. i believe you can find whatever you're looking for these days. 

but you're not alone..especially when some of the hottest artists (Carti, Uzi, and Yung Baby) look super questionable at times.