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I want to see the world burn
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I want to see the world burn
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The East does have anyone NEW who is relevant, but they have their legends. The West is coming back to the top with all the new talent coming out
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action bronson? who is this guy? im actually feeling it man. rawass drumbreak, cool sample, cool flow. dont know about that sour diesel tasting like ajax though, i thought only tweakers like ajax? lol
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lmao, idk whether to take this thread seriously or troll. But since this is a topic I'm relatively well researched on, I'll say this, East Coast hip-hop has (largely) been defined by gritty "realness" in terms of aesthetics, ie rapping about the struggle of inner city living or just being a young black man in America in general, whereas West Coast hip-hop (or at least the majority of it) developed in contrast to that, as in portraying the image of hood shit without the substance.
The current trend of commercial hip-hop is a direct continuation of the precedent set by West Coast hip-hop in the 90s insofar as the aesthetic is more directed towards portraying artists as hyperbolized caricatures of recurring figures in the black community (pimps, drug dealers, etc) as opposed to the old-school standard of at least attempting to highlight the depth and complexities of the artists as individuals.
This kind of thing has been cemented time and time again by music industry figures. Notice how Eminem grew up completely idolizing East Coast rappers like Nas and the Wu-Tang clan which led to him releasing an album like Infinite, and then after working with Dr. Dre he transformed into Slim Shady, a character based on a single aspect of his personality that could be easily marketed.
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To say the west coast rappers of the nineties such as ice cube don't have substance wouldn't be fair. That whole album is based on being a black male in the inner city Los Angeles during that time, which was actually quite substantial. Was the lyricism as abstract as what east coast lyricism was, no, but saying that the west lacked substance isn't fair again.
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