Feb 23And please don’t let it be who I think it is
Feb 23Even Spotify knows their RapCaviar playlist is in the gutter
Feb 23
Worldpremiere_Its 2slimey
We’re going to tear your fingernails off
Feb 23They kinda right but far too vague and the completely wrong messenger
Feb 23Yeat, Sexyy Red, and Veeze will save us
Feb 23Jack Harlow promo?
Feb 23Whatever white executive decided to push this marketing campaign needs to have their teeth slammed on their desk
Feb 23Nicki Minaj x Erika Kirk collab album
Feb 23figaroooooxaviersobased
Feb 23This the same Spotify that was putting Drake in "hyperpop" playlist.
Feb 23Find God
- Feb 23
Hip hop is falling off because its outlived its purpose. Black Americans are no longer interested in feeding into the crime and poverty glorification so the white people have stopped funding the genre. Thats the reality. If the music industry wanted a new kendrick they could make one easily.
Feb 23·edited·5 repliesRelated ?
Feb 23·3 replies
Blue MagicRap Caviar speaks:
Hip-Hop needs new leaders. Historically, a new group of rising stars has established itself as hip-hop’s pacesetters every five to ten years. By 2016, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, and others had cemented themselves as leaders of the 2010s.
A decade later, several talented artists have shown promise of becoming rap’s next big thing, but they’ve yet to follow in our Mount Rushmore’s footsteps. New superstars are essential to the health of the genre, so new leaders must rise alongside today’s icons to push hip-hop forward.
Who’s gonna lead hip-hop’s next generation? A few contenders have emerged—but who will take the next step?
They tryna make this s*** sound like a new anime arc
- Feb 23·1 reply
We past “leaders” as a concept
Feb 23https://twitter.com/Jeremy_Hecht/status/2025989545678848300https://twitter.com/Jeremy_Hecht/status/2025417136449921400https://twitter.com/nylasymoneee/status/2025879164373385364https://twitter.com/i/status/2026002670499115340https://twitter.com/i/status/2026051550724964614Oblivion X· editedRelated ?
I’m kinda thinking this is promo for the Scythe / Denzel Curry and co.
But if not, I’m happy with whoever it is. As
Long as the music is good- Feb 23https://twitter.com/Jeremy_Hecht/status/2025989545678848300https://twitter.com/Jeremy_Hecht/status/2025417136449921400https://twitter.com/nylasymoneee/status/2025879164373385364https://twitter.com/i/status/2026002670499115340https://twitter.com/i/status/2026051550724964614Oblivion X· edited
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- Feb 23BrainWorms4U
They tryna make this s*** sound like a new anime arc
need a rdcworld1 skit
Feb 23·1 replyThis is why I'll never respect industry puppets, they'll use u and throw u out as soon as they can't use u anymore. Only got themselves to blame though they were desperate for the clout. cant feel bad for them
- Feb 23BrainWorms4U
They tryna make this s*** sound like a new anime arc
Feb 23plightoneWe past “leaders” as a concept
- Feb 23Zack From The Six
This is why I'll never respect industry puppets, they'll use u and throw u out as soon as they can't use u anymore. Only got themselves to blame though they were desperate for the clout. cant feel bad for them
lol
Feb 23·1 replySpotify in the big ‘26
Feb 23·editedMaybe the industry should F***ING EVOLVE THEN
Billy Woods (& Elucid), WSG, Roc Marci, Open Mike Eagle, Danny Brown, Wiki, Mach-Hommy, Gibbs, Boldy,
Mike, Mavi, Redveil, Navy Blue, McKinley Dixon, Earl, Tyler, 454, Little Simz, Noname
All kinds of amazing artists drop classic projects every f***ing year and these industry mfers just let it all go right on by
SMARTEN THE F*** UP
Feb 23·2 repliesI saw that billboard and I knew I had to save hip hop….so I did