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>Black people pre hip hop
>God tier musicians
>God tier singers
>Amazing talented artists dominating every genre
>Constantly coming up with new and creative genres
>Post Hip hop
>"Its rap... over a beat with samples"
Can we admit that Hip Hop basically ruined actual black creativity?
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It turns out that rewarding low effort results in low effort.
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>>128705935
the acceleration of rap perfectly coincides with the acceleration of commercialism, hip hop is not just music its the literal full spectrum of the american dream, from rags to riches, its american dna to the umpeenth degree, easy access for the youth, which is the demographic that fuels and sustains all popular culture



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