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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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@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

https://open.spotify.com/track/2OmElPC8H23YsekF58fSbm?si=-IYOswBaRAq2GkLr5igfag&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A5LURLNXIyqBHpe5vvRTKHY

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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.

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.

JID’s bars and flow feel super hip-hop to me. We’ve got some great rap here in Toronto too, check out Raz Fresco for example.

JID’s bars and flow feel super hip-hop to me. We’ve got some great rap here in Toronto too, check out Raz Fresco for example.

https://open.spotify.com/track/5In8B6Om5OKrhwBMB4tXSi

https://open.spotify.com/album/6nFkw5CEZ1aCwCKO7m2Dqh