Does the genre post hip hop exist, if not what would it sound like?

clouddead

Atrocity Exhibition?

Endtroducing?

Hip hop really hasn't been around long enough to find out. We are living in the evolution right now.

>>72267902
This

>>72268278
>>72267902
I was thinking more Ice Cube because God Speed is refridgeratorcore amirite?

The Death of Pablo

>>72268040
hip-hop has been around since the 70s

>>72267790
I'd say any hip hop that isn't based on lyricism would be considered post hip hop. So the new wave of heavily autotuned trap mumbling would fit

>>72268324
>>72267902
these are the correct answers

>>72267902
>clouddead
thanks anon, good shit.

>>72268463
Not really. The 80's is when hiphop really became a genre, 90's revolutionized it. Now in the 10's, we're just seeing it begin to evolve into more experimental branches off of hip hop. It took rock until the 90's for post-rock to become a true genre.

>>72268589
rock became a genre in the 50s, in the 60s it saw heavy experimentation that continued into the 70s. In the span of about 20 years it went from elvis to This Heat.

>>72268658
I'm talking about post rock specifically. Hiphop is a lot more limiting experimentation wise compared to a genre as broad as rock.

this is like asking what post-pop sounds like

if the question is who can reinvent the wheel most consistently while still adhering to "hip-hop", the answer is kanye west

>>72268788
how there can be post-pop when the genre peaked in 1967 with the smile sessions

>>72268876
>how can there be post pop

should have stopped there m8

>>72268324
literally this

>>72267790
Niggas On The Moon, DG hasn't been there since though

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