What hip hop do u feel isnt aging well?

[D.D.S.]

When everyone had those

All those token "Spanish beat" songs that niggas had on they album from like '97 to '04...

hell yeah, and also the token 'Indian / Middle Eastern Sample' songs that niggas was using as singles

u can thank "big pimpin" for that wave. lol

 

[TayJone]

Fast rapping imo hasn't necessarily aged poorly, but when somebody like a MGK tries to do it I cant really dig it.

and trap rap is to the point where I already heard so and so sold X amount of keys and dropped the top on the lambo or the porsche where I just try to avoid it all together unless the beat gets me hype enough

 

[ohhhla]

those old 2001-2004 era timbaland/neptune beats outside of a few has aged horribly.

Premo's beats don't age?

 

[ohhhla]

All those token "Spanish beat" songs that niggas had on they album from like '97 to '04...

I hated most of those, especially Hola Hovito...shit is the worst song the Blueprint to me and always has been. Fabolous was guilty of a few of those too and I don't think many folks remember the original version of Puffy and Loon's "I Need A Girl" is over a damn salsa beat damn near

LOL, I swear you niggas have bad opinion when it comes to what's the worst beat on Blueprint.

It's obviously "Jigga That Nigga".

 

[kuskklassic]

the whole Snap/Dance Era of 05-07 with Soulja Boy, D4L, Dem Franchise Boyz, DJ Unk, V.I.C, etc.

the futuristic videos everybody was on from the late 90s- early 00s. Missy, Busta, JayZ, etc.

 

[Kalecrunch]

Top 10 'token 'Spanish Beat' songs 10. Lil Wayne "Respect Us" (featuring Juvenile) 9.Daddy Yankee ft G-unit Rompe Remix 8. "Piña Colada" by Big Pun and Sheek Louch 7. 'R. Kelly Feat. Jadakiss Fiesta (Remix) 6. R. Kelly F/ Jay-Z - Fiesta (Remix) 5. Jay-Z Hola Hovito 4. Jay-Z That Nigga Jigga 3. The Firm (Ft. Noreaga) – I'm Leaving 2. EVE - What Y'all Want 1. Big Pun Still Not A Player

 

[kuskklassic]

Swizz Beatz around 06-07 with shyt like "Bring Em Out" x TI, "Set It Off" x Young Gunz, or "Like Dat" x Memphis Bleek

 

[blackrain]

All those token "Spanish beat" songs that niggas had on they album from like '97 to '04...

I hated most of those, especially Hola Hovito...shit is the worst song the Blueprint to me and always has been. Fabolous was guilty of a few of those too and I don't think many folks remember the original version of Puffy and Loon's "I Need A Girl" is over a damn salsa beat damn near

LOL, I swear you niggas have bad opinion when it comes to what's the worst beat on Blueprint.

It's obviously "Jigga That Nigga".

Funn enough, I hate that damn song too, I just hate Hola Hovito more because I've heard it more...

 

[loch121]

trendy music always ages bad.

Only great/classic music stands the test of time

The reason why Rae can still drop indie albums now is because he has a history of making classic music

Most of this new shit has no classic quality and artist disappear in a yr or 2 like the whole snap/dance craze and numerous forgotten groups like the dudes who sang The Jerk,Cash Out,franchize Boyz etc etc etc

if you go listen to a classic like 36 Chambers or Illmatic they still have impact today.They're lyrically and musically light yrs beyond the radio rt now

 

[zombie]

Hip hop has aged well, the problem is a lot of what people think is hiphop is not. Trendy disco rap has not aged well.

 

[J. Rob]

All trendy music ages badly, but the early 00s really stand out. Rap songs that sound like R&B, R&B songs that sound like Rap......that glossy, clap snare and guitar driven shit

 

[Iceberg Slick]

G-Unit. No nigga is still on that only geek ass critics, bitch niggas, and geek crackas who cant catch up and dont know what niggas like cuz Eminem put him on.

 

[heavyrelish]

trendy music always ages bad.

Only great/classic music stands the test of time

The reason why Rae can still drop indie albums now is because he has a history of making classic music

Most of this new shit has no classic quality and artist disappear in a yr or 2 like the whole snap/dance craze and numerous forgotten groups like the dudes who sang The Jerk,Cash Out,franchize Boyz etc etc etc

if you go listen to a classic like 36 Chambers or Illmatic they still have impact today.They're lyrically and musically light yrs beyond the radio rt now

allow me to retort...i definitely agree with u on illmatic and 36...but thats kind of cheating, cuz those albums, in my opinion, belong in the patheon of great albums such as sgt peppers and electric ladyland...what do u feel about some of nas and wu's later material?

 

[heavyrelish]

Swizz Beatz around 06-07 with shyt like "Bring Em Out" x TI, "Set It Off" x Young Gunz, or "Like Dat" x Memphis Bleek

i really didnt understand how he got so much wave after he was LOONNGGGG out of his prime...

 

[A1000MILES]

"Like Dat" still go hard as fuck...Matter fact, Imma play that shit...

 

[Kalecrunch]

Recently heard Memph Mans Like Dat banging at The Wizards Game shit thumped in the arena.

 

[*~queenbee~*]

Rockers never got tired of their shit!

Right! IMHO hip hop fans are the only people that sit back and complain about everything.

 

[BackInWhite]

you can't compare rockers to hip hoppers

some shit just gets played out

niggas as a whole are trendy people

we set trends and we end them muhfuckas

 

[GSonII]

Easy the shit that isn't selling anymore.

 

[DarthRozay]

That ringtone era of rap for the most part. I tried listening to Dem Franchise Boyz and couldn't make it a minute into Lean Wit Rock It.