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What caused the shift of African American music that had his

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What caused the shift of African American music that had historically been rock music to a much less skill intensive hip hop?

How do you go from this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UoL3dgGxiQ

to this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UFIYGkROII
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Capitalism
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Jews
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Can't we at least appreciate this masterpiece of a song?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrdQiGotAoo
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the cia came to their neighborhoods and forced them to sell crack to each other and of course they obeyed because we all know black people have no agency and all of their shortcomings can be placed on whitey


kill whitey
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>>1736574
People liked black music, among other reasons, because it was novel and edgy and offered something current exist music didn't. There's not much edgier than thug lyfe, although eventually this will stop being novel and people will search for something new.
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Who /hardcore 90's memphis gangster rap/ here?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZxsulBE3xc
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>>/mu/
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>>1736607
gangsta rap died in mid noughties you pleb
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>>1736574
What caused the shift of African American music that had historically been jazz and blues music to a much less skill intensive rock and roll?
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Digital music technology makes skills not something people appreciate anymore. Samples and loops are in line with mass producing what prints money or shekels if you will.
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>>1736625
Earlier actually; along with all real edginess.

Chief Keef, Lil' Uzi, Lil Yachty and the other members of that sorry pack of niggers are just pale imitations
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>>1736637

African American rock still retained alot of blues and jazz elements, that shift can easily be explained in advancements in instruments that enabled different sounds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX9oO8VEnEo
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I've heard some people talk about it the same way that Doo Wop came about. Poor people not having enough money for instruments but still wanting to make music. Doo Wop went acapella. Hip Hop went with sampling exiting music and using rhyming words.
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Consumerism is ingrained in hiphop culture, thus making it more marketable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=virlWcB_G-E

>implying hiphop is bad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwVNp42l3Xo
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a better question is how did hip-hop go from this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGGTvpc584E

to become this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJagA5R2wR8
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>>1736658

now compare that to

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g762REJWcg

Is this the true definition of degeneracy
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>>1736574
What caused the shift of Caucasian music that had historically been chamber orchestra to a much less skill intensive radio pop?
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>>1736607
>There's not much edgier than thug lyfe, although eventually this will stop being novel and people will search for something new.

That already happened, over a decade ago. Hate Kanye all you want, he helped break the image of the thug rapper.
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>>1736693
I thought the 25 year rule was in effect.
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>>1736683
That's dope
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>>1736695
Usually is enforced only if you make the thread. The person I was arguing with is also talking about hiphop and how it currently is, so why don't you also give him that (you).
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>>1736574
If you think hip hop inherently takes less skill, then I doubt you've studied the genre seriously. Its never easy to make music sound appealing.
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>>1736574
>historically been rock music to a much less skill intensive hip hop?

Sounds like you know very little about either one.
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>Rock
>Hiphop
>not just another form of pop music for the masses
>doing anything worthy of being saved
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>>1736574
>listening to hip hop
>listening to rap
Why is it out of the people I know the people voting for Trump do this and the people voting for Shillary don't?
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>>1736625
Rap died around the same time. All "rap" music is just auto-tuned """"""singing""""""" while sounding like you're half-asleep.
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>>1736725
Black culture and Trump are where the memes are currently.
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>>1736725
you don't know the difference between hip hop and rap, do you?
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Oldfag here, is conscious hiphop still a thing?

https://youtu.be/kOINSUWOqyo
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ITT: /mu/
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>>1736686
>Lil Wayne
>autotune

Is this 2010?

>>1736740
>Immortal Technique
>backpacker rap
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because it of availability of tools. forming a traditional band was expensive and out of the reach of those people.
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>>1736722
Rock music's been dead for 10-15 years. It never evolved past post-grunge. You can listen to shit like Days of the New or The Flys from like 1997 and stuff a decade later sounds EXACTLY the same. I guess maybe now they moved onto metalcore or whatever but it's fucking embarassing. Kurt Cobain killed himself and took the entirety of the genre with him.
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>>1736574
>What caused the shift of African American music that had historically been rock music to a much less skill intensive hip hop?

The realization that you could be successful without the need for any actual talent by simply using shit other people make for your own purpose.

Singing takes talent, practice, and dedication. Why bother when you can just use your ghetto dialect to essentially TALK into a microphone using the same school yard rhyming techniques that Dr. Seuss made famous?

Playing an instrument takes talent and time to master, so why waste time when you can just steal other peoples shit....and call it "sampling"?

A lot of niggers are lazy as fuck, which is why C-rap music exploded in the 80's, and is still popular today. Anybody can do it, and you don't need any talent whatsoever. Why try to be the next James Brown when he's already done the work and you can just steal his shit and claim it as your own?
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>>1736740
I'd hope not. There were good conscious rappers but the entire thing is WE WUZ and other retarded "woke" shit exported into an entire musical subgenre.
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>>1736747
>backpacker
I just googled this term. It seems to refer to alternative hiphop. Why would this be an insult? Is only commercial hiphop cool now?
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>>1736760
>sampling doesn't take talent
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>>1736757
Grunge was shitty too tho.
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>being a dirty rockist
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>>1736757
>yfw you lived long enough to hear nirvana on the classic rock station
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>>1736574
I think you meant to ask how do you go from Living Colour to [contemporary rapper].
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>>1736788
>listening to the radio
>in 2010+6
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>>1736769
Grunge and its associated stuff was fine. Alice in Chains was a really good band but 20 years of everyone ripping them off just gets really shitty.
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>>1736791
Not all us of are neets. We need some form of entertainment when driving to and from work.
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>>1736768
>sampling takes talent

Any idiot with a mix board can duplicate ANY sampled "song" perfectly.

Human voice, and the emotion behind it, on the other hand, is unique.
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>>1736790
>read this post
>search and listen this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xxgRUyzgs0
>I've heard them before from gta and whatnot.
> they are black!

My life is a lie.
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post-avant jazzcore is better than progressive dreamfunk
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>>1736613
I'm /houston gangsta rap/ senpai

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rL9ihXiFAko
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>>1736802
sampling isn't about duplication but about collage making you dumbnut
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>>1736811
>sampling isn't about duplication but about collage making you dumbnut

And?

What's so hard about ripping off the hook from a James Brown song and repeating it over and over while talking about nigga's, ho's, and money the way Dr. Suess would?

Nothing.
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>>1736804
I thought it was somewhat well known that song was made by that band who were all black, if you listen to the singer he sounds it to me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZoY8HfcBlg
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>>1736798
Micro sd cards are cheap these days

You could try streaming if even that takes too much.

Using the radio is irrelevant because of the aux cord.
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>>1736814
>rap is the only genre that uses sampling
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>hip hop/rap is all shit

Nice try /pol/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJPtq3laocU
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>>1736823
I can't be arsed plus I like the randomness the radio affords me instead of listening to the same 200 songs I like from a playlist
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>>1736819
not to me. Maybe because Im not a native english speaker.

very good songs tho.
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>>1736845
>I like the randomness the radio affords me instead of listening to the same 200 songs I like from a playlist

You do know Pandora and iheartradio's a thing, right?
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>>1736859
Oh that's understandable
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>>1736861
No I don't. I'm old and I like traditional terrestrial radio. Leave me alone.
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Post more afro-rock

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-fA-gBCkj0
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>>1736869
The old should fear the young.
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>>1736574
They kill my nigga Tupac.
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>>1736872
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5PZQMwL7iE
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>>1736873
We got the guns but you got the numbers.
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>>1736883
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>>1736574
The jews started catering to the morons in black America I mean normal black people.
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>>1736802
Someone doesn't listen to Portishead

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-O67mmaAfSk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiT0fBePR0Q
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>>1736897
Nope.

And I'm not going to start now.
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>>1736725
What aree you talking about? /pol/ music thread is full on medieval, classical, or military anthem LARP
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>>1736814

Someone has never listened to the Avalanches.
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>>1736574
It was all a dream...
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