I passed a white teenager the other day and he was blasting some rap "music," the usual non-melodic grunting of monosyllabic rhymes to a beat-box and samples, and I felt bad for him.
I was thinking he will never hear his childhood tunes cited in movies in later years, there will be no oldies station jogging his memories, no demographically picked tracks comforting him decades later in some department store.
All he will have is an empty, toneless vacuum when his mass-produced talentless garbage disappears and no soundtrack of his youth. His memories will have no audio depth, no musical triggers.
Because no one is going to archive and market that garbage for posterity. "Another lost cause," I thought.
There has been, nor will there ever be, "Now that's what I call mutha fuckin gibberish!".
they listen to these dubs
>>71352813
you dropped these
>>71352803
Normally I would call you an out of touch oldie but you're right. I will bet my entire life savings that when I am 65 we will never hear Bad and Boujee or No Type.
>>71352855
Check'd
I don't think the music they listen to will not go down in history. The accessibilty to music has changed so they can listen to ANYTHING they desire, not everything will go down in history.