With the increase of more female rappers in the field than before and the newfound era of “misandry” in response to the long running misogyny, it has given more music for the demographics that have been negatively affected the most by men (lgbtq+ and women) to fully invest and believe in.

Hence why the female rappers that talk about scamming niggas, cheating on niggas, not caring about niggas, or just being independent and making their own money, have a more diverse fanbase.

Last 10 years has been about survival and profit, never about the art. Every artist that’s suppose to be the savior, is just a marketing ploy. That’s why they we still have f***ing Kendrick and Drake at the top, none of these acts have real hype unless their a street act.

*The world

That too

In what way are the last 10 years of oversaturation a reset?

You can argue the last few decades, whenever rap first got commercialized, it has been that.

None of this s*** was ever really sustainable if you think about it.

Drake was absolutely a hip hop reset. So Far Gone and Take Care turned the genre inside out.

But man, it’s never been this obvious, right now, it’s disrespectful. Who’s the audience for this Hip Hop s*** right now?

This is good but I still want @op to talk about it

50 Cent was a cultural phenomenon, Doechii is a Samsung spokesperson to a lot of people, if they know her name.

cuz they aint mysterious

When Madonna went to them dance parties in the early 80s with Crazy Legs that was the “this s***’s about to be a wrap” button.

You people let this happen!!!

Debbie Harry was literally rapping on wax years before that

Literally not that different from

you would have to radically change the culture and ppl are too misogynistic for that

S***ting on the Beasties now?

this more about the death of monoculture though, hip hop died because it got too big for its own good, same thing that's happened to pretty much every genre that ever dominated

I really think we place too much blame on the people for this s***. Obviously there's things we just shouldn't let slide but considering hiphop became a product almost as soon as it became a thing it shouldn't be surprising that the people with the most purchasing power are the main audience for the product.

I f***ing forgot about Blondie

Yeah Rapture being the FIRST hip hop song to billboard top chart is wild man.

50 Cent sold vitamin water

Not s***ting just acknowledging the borrowing of “aesthetics” has been a theme since the 80s.