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it has the same. repetitive. beat. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.that's not exclusive to the women…
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Something you'll find in all music, an artist will see something worked well for one artist and repeat itit has the same. repetitive. beat. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.that's not exclusive to the women…
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Most of the complaints are universal in musicSomething you'll find in all music, an artist will see something worked well for one artist and repeat itit has the same. repetitive. beat. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.that's not exclusive to the women…
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that's a good point…Something you'll find in all music, an artist will see something worked well for one artist and repeat itit has the same. repetitive. beat. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.that's not exclusive to the women…
and see, this is why i don't make hot takes often…i end up contradicting myself…
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and 2. lyrics. ik some ppl don't really take this into factor but i do at least. I've looked at some of the lyrics on those songs, and they basically are talking about the same set of subjects in every song (i cant say WHAT it is bc scratch will literally ban me for life) and it just doesn't feel like authenticBut when male rappers rap about drugs and money every song with the same choppy style and the same 808 beat for the past 10 years, they don't get criticized. Rap as a whole is repetitive. It doesn't matter.
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Sorry people already said this I hadn't read everything yetand 2. lyrics. ik some ppl don't really take this into factor but i do at least. I've looked at some of the lyrics on those songs, and they basically are talking about the same set of subjects in every song (i cant say WHAT it is bc scratch will literally ban me for life) and it just doesn't feel like authenticBut when male rappers rap about drugs and money every song with the same choppy style and the same 808 beat for the past 10 years, they don't get criticized. Rap as a whole is repetitive. It doesn't matter.
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Then again, we've been on this earth for thousands of years, nothing is truly original
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Then again, we've been on this earth for thousands of years, nothing is truly originalwoah.
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Whats everyones favorite album
Whats everyones favorite album
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Whats everyones favorite albumgreat question. probably D*MN., TPAB, TMMLP, or Plastic Beach
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Dang I need to hit 1000 posts.I’m not the big into rap but I really like License to I’ll
Whats everyones favorite album
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Personally, I like Flower Boy or Highschool DropoutWhats everyones favorite albumgreat question. probably D*MN., TPAB, TMMLP, or Plastic Beach
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I’d also add missy elliot, rhapsody, and maybe Beyoncé if she counts.Haven't seen a single good female rapper I enjoyTry Digable Planets, The Fugees/Lauryn Hill, Little Simz, and songs where female rappers are featured (like Monster)
This is what I mean by female rappers being treated like a separate genre. They do the exact same thing as men but they get treated like they’re doing something completely different. Of course some of them are super repetitive and generic but the exact same thing is true for men. Some of them have also had massive impacts on the entire genre and have been recognized as goats (cough cough lauryn hill).well like, imo, the women rapper don't really have any ‘original music’. and what i mean by that is-snip-I wouldn't say that, she isn't for me though
its just a bunch of guys drooling over her. all her music is trash. pardon thats offensive to trash cans, its organics
1. the beat of the music
2. the lyrics
okay 1. everytime i hear a rap song by women (and again plz don't kill me im just saying an opinion im not sexist) it has the same. repetitive. beat. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
and 2. lyrics. ik some ppl don't really take this into factor but i do at least. I've looked at some of the lyrics on those songs, and they basically are talking about the same set of subjects in every song (i cant say WHAT it is bc scratch will literally ban me for life) and it just doesn't feel like authentic
but idk that's just an opinion….
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There's definitely a lot of male rappers who do the same, but I think they get critiqued just as much if not more than female rappers. I also think there's also a lot of female rapper fans, I know I've seen a lot, just not on this forum though.I’d also add missy elliot, rhapsody, and maybe Beyoncé if she counts.Haven't seen a single good female rapper I enjoyTry Digable Planets, The Fugees/Lauryn Hill, Little Simz, and songs where female rappers are featured (like Monster)This is what I mean by female rappers being treated like a separate genre. They do the exact same thing as men but they get treated like they’re doing something completely different. Of course some of them are super repetitive and generic but the exact same thing is true for men. Some of them have also had massive impacts on the entire genre and have been recognized as goats (cough cough lauryn hill).well like, imo, the women rapper don't really have any ‘original music’. and what i mean by that is-snip-I wouldn't say that, she isn't for me though
its just a bunch of guys drooling over her. all her music is trash. pardon thats offensive to trash cans, its organics
1. the beat of the music
2. the lyrics
okay 1. everytime i hear a rap song by women (and again plz don't kill me im just saying an opinion im not sexist) it has the same. repetitive. beat. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
and 2. lyrics. ik some ppl don't really take this into factor but i do at least. I've looked at some of the lyrics on those songs, and they basically are talking about the same set of subjects in every song (i cant say WHAT it is bc scratch will literally ban me for life) and it just doesn't feel like authentic
but idk that's just an opinion….
I don't think all female rappers sound the same, I just don't care for a lot of the ones I've heard. There's definitely been a few who I've thought sound good, though, and there's definitely a few who have had a large impact on hip-hop and are classics.
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I’d also add missy elliot, rhapsody, and maybe Beyoncé if she counts.Haven't seen a single good female rapper I enjoyTry Digable Planets, The Fugees/Lauryn Hill, Little Simz, and songs where female rappers are featured (like Monster)This is what I mean by female rappers being treated like a separate genre. They do the exact same thing as men but they get treated like they’re doing something completely different. Of course some of them are super repetitive and generic but the exact same thing is true for men. Some of them have also had massive impacts on the entire genre and have been recognized as goats (cough cough lauryn hill).well like, imo, the women rapper don't really have any ‘original music’. and what i mean by that is-snip-I wouldn't say that, she isn't for me though
its just a bunch of guys drooling over her. all her music is trash. pardon thats offensive to trash cans, its organics
1. the beat of the music
2. the lyrics
okay 1. everytime i hear a rap song by women (and again plz don't kill me im just saying an opinion im not sexist) it has the same. repetitive. beat. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
and 2. lyrics. ik some ppl don't really take this into factor but i do at least. I've looked at some of the lyrics on those songs, and they basically are talking about the same set of subjects in every song (i cant say WHAT it is bc scratch will literally ban me for life) and it just doesn't feel like authentic
but idk that's just an opinion….
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Question I haven't seen.
Whats one song that changed your life
Whats one song that changed your life
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Question I haven't seen.only counting rap:
Whats one song that changed your life
Lose Yourself
Clint Eastwood
Dr Greenthumb
Dear Mama
Big Poppa
m.A.A.d city
Superhero
Niagara Falls
Praise the Lord
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Lot of Kendrick songs changed me, but Pride was one of those that hits you deep if you sit down and truly listen to itQuestion I haven't seen.only counting rap:
Whats one song that changed your life
Lose Yourself
Clint Eastwood
Dr Greenthumb
Dear Mama
Big Poppa
m.A.A.d city
Superhero
Niagara Falls
Praise the Lord
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What's the hype behind Ken Carson
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the eminem show, marshall mathers lp 1&2, the college dropout. I'm pretty basicWhats everyones favorite albumgreat question. probably D*MN., TPAB, TMMLP, or Plastic Beach
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