Only Underground Hip Hop excites me, but I stopped listening to mainstream ages ago. If I'm forced to listen to the radio, I just switch to another genre if it isn't underground. Mainstream doesn't have any positivity to it 9 times out of 10, and I can't understand a word they're saying.
70s,80s,90s up to maybe 2005 is all i listen to. S.P.C, S.U.C, classic West Coast, Memphis (3-6, Zirk, Squeeky etc) florida bass music (Dj Magic Mike, PEB, Fury, etc)..i loved the feelin of goin to the local mom an pops store in the 90s thumbin thru cassettes and cds, the smell of the cd, reading the paperwork, goin to the car an bumpin the jams. Im not listenin to too much nothin new unless it comes from the classic artists.
But to answer the question, I still get that 90s feeling when new K-Rino music drops, I literally sit with earbuds in an listen to each song multiple times examining every word and topic. I feel music is art and good art will provoke emotion, the words will paint a picture in your mind. Iv got crunk, mind blown and had tears in my eyes listening to K-RINO's music. Press pause, rewind and think "I can't believe he jus said that!" Only emotion I get with these new age artists is "mannn turn that ish off, ain't finna embarrass me bumpin that!"
I pick and choose. My dad said that the music you listen to in your college years is the music you will listen to for the rest of your life. I tend to agree. I was born in 75. I discovered hip hop in the late 80's. I discovered all the genre's of heavy metal in the early 90's. I was enamored with Houston rap because of the Geto Boys of course but continued to dig deep after I bought The South Park Psycho by Gangsta NIP as one of my first blind buy tapes. Ive been buying and talking about your music ever since. Thank you brother!
Most of the Rap I listen to today is new and old stuff I listened to in the 1990's. I kept listening to those like you who continued to make music til today. SPC for life!
Nah. So I decided to make my own rap songs. The industry is corrupt. They modified the natural 432hz songs and add extra material in ultrasound in their songs... They promote darkness whereas we should promote light for people to heal and feel better. Those who pay attention know it. You're one of the few rapper out there that I like cause you speak the truth. Besides, I kinda miss the scratches in rap music and good old positive songs like in "I can" by Nas or "work it out" by Jurassic5... 😂 So, may rap music be more conscious and thanks for all your work! 😊 Peace!
I’m still excited by stuff that comes out on Paka The Plug. I still love the underground stuff but I can’t sit through any of the commercial stuff g though and I have to always listen to old skool artists.
The challenge is the entertainment.if I can't find a challenge.. then I'm looking for a new craft. But we appreciate longevity. Much love big brother K-RINO❤
There are so many good unknown rappers around the world that we don't know about. And almost all of their favourite artist is Tupac. 😂 In our country, if i have to choose just one, i wold say Ghet(from velenje, slovenia). He is special. I bet if he was from America, he would be a millionaire at least. He has got his own funny special flow.
I'm only excited if certain artist that I like drop music and most of them are not current (new) rappers now. I actually had the nerve to watch and listen to Sexyy Redd's new song today and I was just sitting and looking at the screen, like what am I listening too. Luckily, K-Rino you have an extensive music collection and I am still going through your catalogue and that is exciting. I will say, there is some new music out by RZA that I have been listening too.
I've heard some of your songs and you've got a mean flow bro. We could always recreate a big sound as iam a producer. Lemme know as I don't have much faith in the never generation to give a shit
I am 40 now. As I got older, I realized life is too short to waste time listening to music I am not absolutely in love with. I fell in love with rap for certain styles and niches. I stick with the good music from late 80s to 2010. I don't waste time with new music anymore with only a few exceptions such as K-Rino and Spice 1. I honestly have no interest in 2nd Generation SPC. Even the newer stuff by SUC is not the same as in the past. Respect of the OG's is always at the utmost, but I don't find their new music appealing. I decided in past years to focus on the music I truly love. Life is short and there is nothing new under the sun. There is only so much to rap about, and then it gets redundant. I also have dreams and goals in life I want to achieve. I want to leave a legacy, God willing. So rap music does NOT excite me as it used to. This is why there is nothing more important than God and striving for a better world. "In a perfect world..."
I strongly dislike rap and any INDUSTRY musicians. Underground music still bangs all day. Happy to say you are one of my favs. I'm intellectual and you drop gems on every track, you have an extensive vocabulary and at time having looking up words. Which educates me more. Thanks bro. Much love from a Texas Native. Hometown Beaumont to be exact
Still get those chills mate....I remember getting a utfo album, and a tla rock album...cheap as fuck coz the record store didn't know what they had and just wanted to sell them off....oh shit! When I got that home it blew my stack...same wit the mc chill album....oh my that was some different shit for the time...scroll to the future waiting for slaine albums..still on tenderhooks now.... I know da fold have an album coming out, and I know it will be lit as fuck...... respect big bro
The artist that made me love rap back then has fallen back a little so It doesn't feel the same. And there's no artist out NOW that can make me love it the way I use to. 🤷🏾♀️
Nah, I don't get excited about Rap music anymore but I still enjoy listening to it. I agree that Rap music has become over statuated and there are still some great new and older artists that are putting out quality music like yourself (You're my all-time favorite emcee and my Top Five of all-time are K-RINO, Rakim, KRS-ONE, Jeru the Damaja, and Killah Priest). Also, I agree that we don't have to buy or listen to everything that comes out. I have narrowed down the Rap music I listen to as follows (No profanity, No N-word, and has to have Positive and Thought-Provoking Content). So, now when I look for an emcee or song if those boxes don't get checked I'll skip over the song or artist as a whole. If I really like the song but there is profanity or the N-word in the song I will buy the song and edit out the profane language. The reason those are my "NO-GOES" is because I view music as a mantra and I don't want certain words or thoughts to live within my subconscious. Since the late-90s I've actually listened to a lot of Christian rappers even though I'm not a Christian myself just because they usually check all my boxes.
Sadly i dont get excited anymore.. my height of thrills was when CD's were sold in long boxes.. getting stuff the day it was released (pre orders didnt exist) in early 90's.. borrowing wax or cd's and dubbing onto tape.. hearing dope sh!t on underground radio & searching for it.. i still dig around a bit and sus out commercial illicit lyrics for the next gens earz.. there's an endless supply now.. i stay loyal to artists music as long as production stay tight
I’m still on Screw tapes, Dj Red, spc,kk and suc vets. Basically h- town legends. If any of them drop music I’m into it. But I don’t mess mainstream stuff
Rino I only discovered your music 3. years ago. And I was amazed how dope of a lyricist you are being from the south. Because as u know. East coast rappers have a tendency to say southern rappers don't have meaningful bars. Like all we do is party in the south.
Hip-hop and Rap two different types of adjective...rap wants to be included into hip-hop because it's a show or word skills. But not the same messages. People chose rap to be a type of battle between the people. Hip-hop was a battle against outsiders....public enemy, was hip-hop....Rap is an untamed message without any real problem solving...k-rino sometimes you had your moments to be Hip-hop and rap sometimes but you always gave a great depiction. People are influenced by money because it is cool to battle their own people. Trap and drill isn't hip-hop either because it has its own agenda...example, r&B isn't country singing? Or folk singing? People want to make hip-hop part of their claim. Detergents are different types as example.
I don’t know if excitement is the word but I get motivated when something great drops. Is there any highly anticipation towards any album not really recently. Hope that DJ Premier x Nas album lives up to the hype.
There are some amazing lyricists out there. Anything that comes from a record label, I don’t really vibe with. But I’ve liked some of your songs, Samson, Don Da Da, and those random homeless guys on RUclips can spit some amazing stuff. KRS-One is still the one. All this new mainstream music. Naw. But when it comes from real down to earth humans. Amazing
Im not as excited, but im still pretty enthused about listening to independent & underground artist like. AktheSavior, Chester Watson, Denzel Curry & Mick Jenkins to name a few.
Nah bro unfortunately it doesn't like it used to for me. I know what you're sayin though in that 90, 91-92 era you knew your artists you liked were droppin solid projects. Now it's really watered down and it takes a lot to impress me now a days.
No!! Hip hop was great like u said,when u had 2 go out of your house & hunt it down at the record store.these days its all about selling there soul 2 Lucifer 4 the money etc etc..the 80's & early 90's is were its at 4 me.There r some nu skool thats dope but few & far between these dayz.
My friend from college is writing a PHD paper on how rap did what English poets thought was impossible: push rhyme further when it had already become the mainstream opinion that rhyming was passe. Of course, that same friends who was my guide into the world of loving rap, like yours/Big Pun/Wutang, is also totally dismissive of the current state of rap today. I argue that there's still the underground keeping the poetry alive, but the mainstream has definitely lost the thread.
Forums, facebook groups, reddit and other websites, little hip-hop communities like that online often know about hidden gems. But yes, the game is oversaturated, also lets not forget today's society isa huge consumer and that reflects on everything else including their music choice. Most people dont care about a single artist, they only care about 4-5 songs they put in their spotify playlist of that artist. There's youtubers that became rappers just for the stardom, the clickbait and fame and kids who watch them wanna be like them for the same reason. The game has shifted in ways it's easier to start your career as social media influencer and only then become rapper after your build a core audience in the internet than the other way around. And it's understandable because in content creation you could attract anyone's attention on any topic compared to when making a song. Just like the news, if you watch the news you notice they use the most basic general language so more people can watch it. It's a bit the reason why simpler rap blows up that easy as well, when hip-hop started it was only us nerds who knew about the genre, it was our own thing, now the whole planet knows the genre exists and they can mold it to their liking based on how they react to the content. We have lot of inner problems to fix as a degrading society, before we can fix hip-hop and what type of music dominates. How are you gonna teach a child to ride a bike if he never had roads to ride on?
Im 27. I only have a top 4 of artists that i endulge in maybe to much. But they all tell game and i feel like i can apply it to my life. Thats where im at. I have to relate to the words.
I use to be a huge Hip Hop Head back in the 90's to the mid 2000's. I discovered you in 2011 and kind of fell off all other rappers, I do enjoy Lupe fiasco, Nas, Eminem, Royce da 5'9 and a few others but they gotta be different...tired of the same shit on every song
Yo k rino, i listened to ur song grand deception a while ago through someones page as “best illuminati rap song.” I never knew the face behind the voice but now i cant stand all this haram dirty vulgar trash rap. Ur music is helping my self development by spitting bars that spark my brain to think creatively. My fav song right now is connectivity, that beat is ill too.
KRS One Spice 1 Das EFX Geto Boys Rakim EPMD 5th Ward Boyz Ice T Too Short Mobb Deep Ice Cube MOP NWA MC Shan Eazy E Kool G Rap K Rino Camp Lo Black Moon Lil Flip Heltah Skeltah Y Z Brand Nubian ♥️ Poor Righteous Teachers
To me it’s not that exciting anymore because there’s too many WACK M.C’s out here Perpetrating the game and taking it for a joke, making funny dis song, and outraged so called weak beats and rhymes, then you got these culture stealing as WP stealing our words and useing them against us in the Hood to justify or to say that I got black friends, I only listen to OLD SCHOOL HIP-HOP , these new rappers like the sexy red, and the king vons just don’t cut it for me at all…..my opinion.
To me it’s dead Programming like a TV show Everyone says something different to the same beat Plus it’s not showing the youths how to stand up for themselves, just take the money and do what your told
No, because YOU ruined it for me. All my favorites sound average because of K-Rino. Not to mention your work ethic is unparalleled, so I find myself ONLY looking forward to K-Rino
Doesn't excite me as it used to be no, and why ? I am honestly not sure why. I find ''real music'' as they say more soulfull. I guess I like when the music itself speaks trough its beauty, I dont need lyrics anymore
It's not like bacc in the day.... I think, you kinda spoiled a lot of us... LOL... Its hard to feel most music today...(THANKS TO RECORD EXECS😏). Most artist QUIT RAPPING..(Meaning.. REALLY SPIT'N).. We're being FORCED to only like a certain group of rappers, THAT ARE ACTUALLY TRASH... I give most new artist a chance... But if all you got to talk about is SEX, MONEY and MURDER... IMA PASS on you... I think, I lost the feeling, when they took REAL M.C.'s outta the MAINSTREAM... WE CAN'T EVEN HEAR HOUSTON ARTIST on HOUSTON RADIO STATIONS... THEY F'D THE GAME UP..
Never did and thats a bummer. It has the power to spark a revolution Spook Who Sat By the Door style instead it preaches misogyny , colorism , homophobia , etc . The only rapper I listened to once was KRS when he spoke on Mumia since Im from Philly and in the trenches of activism but other than that music is disappointing
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Only Underground Hip Hop excites me, but I stopped listening to mainstream ages ago. If I'm forced to listen to the radio, I just switch to another genre if it isn't underground. Mainstream doesn't have any positivity to it 9 times out of 10, and I can't understand a word they're saying.
Exactly. Something about this new era mainstream rap is so repetitive.
Golden era 90s . 3X Krazy, Cydal, rappin 4 tay, cella dwellas, and Dru down
Hell yeah! Every time you drop something! Excited is an understatement! K-Rino The Mic Don! 💯
70s,80s,90s up to maybe 2005 is all i listen to. S.P.C, S.U.C, classic West Coast, Memphis (3-6, Zirk, Squeeky etc) florida bass music (Dj Magic Mike, PEB, Fury, etc)..i loved the feelin of goin to the local mom an pops store in the 90s thumbin thru cassettes and cds, the smell of the cd, reading the paperwork, goin to the car an bumpin the jams. Im not listenin to too much nothin new unless it comes from the classic artists.
But to answer the question, I still get that 90s feeling when new K-Rino music drops, I literally sit with earbuds in an listen to each song multiple times examining every word and topic. I feel music is art and good art will provoke emotion, the words will paint a picture in your mind. Iv got crunk, mind blown and had tears in my eyes listening to K-RINO's music. Press pause, rewind and think "I can't believe he jus said that!" Only emotion I get with these new age artists is "mannn turn that ish off, ain't finna embarrass me bumpin that!"
Big Bro K Rinoooo....nope its not exciting anymore. You're one among the very few that's still holding it down and bringing it. ✊🏿
Yes, I got excited everytime my favorite artist drop a new song .
But im talking about quality rap
I'm so grateful to have been born in '83. We went through the real era!
I pick and choose. My dad said that the music you listen to in your college years is the music you will listen to for the rest of your life. I tend to agree. I was born in 75. I discovered hip hop in the late 80's. I discovered all the genre's of heavy metal in the early 90's. I was enamored with Houston rap because of the Geto Boys of course but continued to dig deep after I bought The South Park Psycho by Gangsta NIP as one of my first blind buy tapes. Ive been buying and talking about your music ever since. Thank you brother!
Most of the Rap I listen to today is new and old stuff I listened to in the 1990's. I kept listening to those like you who continued to make music til today. SPC for life!
Definitely. I’ll even check out someone I haven’t heard before just to give them a chance.
Wax, In my zone..
Nah. So I decided to make my own rap songs. The industry is corrupt. They modified the natural 432hz songs and add extra material in ultrasound in their songs...
They promote darkness whereas we should promote light for people to heal and feel better.
Those who pay attention know it.
You're one of the few rapper out there that I like cause you speak the truth. Besides, I kinda miss the scratches in rap music and good old positive songs like in "I can" by Nas or "work it out" by Jurassic5... 😂
So, may rap music be more conscious and thanks for all your work! 😊
Peace!
I’m still excited by stuff that comes out on Paka The Plug. I still love the underground stuff but I can’t sit through any of the commercial stuff g though and I have to always listen to old skool artists.
You say it best at the end of “words 2 live by”
….your music is the soundtrack of my life in so many ways, since 99!
The challenge is the entertainment.if I can't find a challenge.. then I'm looking for a new craft. But we appreciate longevity. Much love big brother K-RINO❤
I still love hip hop hardcore hip hop still excited me always
There are so many good unknown rappers around the world that we don't know about. And almost all of their favourite artist is Tupac. 😂 In our country, if i have to choose just one, i wold say Ghet(from velenje, slovenia). He is special. I bet if he was from America, he would be a millionaire at least. He has got his own funny special flow.
that Phil Collins song - I Dont Care Anymore - wraps up my sentiments.😢
I'm only excited if certain artist that I like drop music and most of them are not current (new) rappers now. I actually had the nerve to watch and listen to Sexyy Redd's new song today and I was just sitting and looking at the screen, like what am I listening too. Luckily, K-Rino you have an extensive music collection and I am still going through your catalogue and that is exciting. I will say, there is some new music out by RZA that I have been listening too.
Ra rugged man. Immortal technique, Genocide, disl auto, Steve grant, Big brother K still on the top of my list. But I gotta alot love for these boys.
Chino Xl, Killah priest, Vinny Paz, Brutha Ali, Big pun, Dax, Wu Tang, Big L, MF Doom
NWA
KRS one, da real hip hop is all ova here👋🏽😃👏🏾❤️🔥
I've heard some of your songs and you've got a mean flow bro. We could always recreate a big sound as iam a producer. Lemme know as I don't have much faith in the never generation to give a shit
I am 40 now. As I got older, I realized life is too short to waste time listening to music I am not absolutely in love with. I fell in love with rap for certain styles and niches. I stick with the good music from late 80s to 2010. I don't waste time with new music anymore with only a few exceptions such as K-Rino and Spice 1. I honestly have no interest in 2nd Generation SPC. Even the newer stuff by SUC is not the same as in the past. Respect of the OG's is always at the utmost, but I don't find their new music appealing. I decided in past years to focus on the music I truly love. Life is short and there is nothing new under the sun. There is only so much to rap about, and then it gets redundant. I also have dreams and goals in life I want to achieve. I want to leave a legacy, God willing. So rap music does NOT excite me as it used to. This is why there is nothing more important than God and striving for a better world. "In a perfect world..."
I think so
I strongly dislike rap and any INDUSTRY musicians. Underground music still bangs all day. Happy to say you are one of my favs. I'm intellectual and you drop gems on every track, you have an extensive vocabulary and at time having looking up words. Which educates me more. Thanks bro. Much love from a Texas Native. Hometown Beaumont to be exact
My three favourite rappers from my country are GHET, MRIGO AND PRINCIP. ALL FROM VELENJE
Still get those chills mate....I remember getting a utfo album, and a tla rock album...cheap as fuck coz the record store didn't know what they had and just wanted to sell them off....oh shit! When I got that home it blew my stack...same wit the mc chill album....oh my that was some different shit for the time...scroll to the future waiting for slaine albums..still on tenderhooks now.... I know da fold have an album coming out, and I know it will be lit as fuck...... respect big bro
The artist that made me love rap back then has fallen back a little so It doesn't feel the same. And there's no artist out NOW that can make me love it the way I use to. 🤷🏾♀️
Nah, I don't get excited about Rap music anymore but I still enjoy listening to it. I agree that Rap music has become over statuated and there are still some great new and older artists that are putting out quality music like yourself (You're my all-time favorite emcee and my Top Five of all-time are K-RINO, Rakim, KRS-ONE, Jeru the Damaja, and Killah Priest). Also, I agree that we don't have to buy or listen to everything that comes out. I have narrowed down the Rap music I listen to as follows (No profanity, No N-word, and has to have Positive and Thought-Provoking Content). So, now when I look for an emcee or song if those boxes don't get checked I'll skip over the song or artist as a whole. If I really like the song but there is profanity or the N-word in the song I will buy the song and edit out the profane language. The reason those are my "NO-GOES" is because I view music as a mantra and I don't want certain words or thoughts to live within my subconscious. Since the late-90s I've actually listened to a lot of Christian rappers even though I'm not a Christian myself just because they usually check all my boxes.
Sadly i dont get excited anymore.. my height of thrills was when CD's were sold in long boxes.. getting stuff the day it was released (pre orders didnt exist) in early 90's.. borrowing wax or cd's and dubbing onto tape.. hearing dope sh!t on underground radio & searching for it.. i still dig around a bit and sus out commercial illicit lyrics for the next gens earz.. there's an endless supply now.. i stay loyal to artists music as long as production stay tight
Only when your albums drop
I’m still on Screw tapes, Dj Red, spc,kk and suc vets. Basically h- town legends. If any of them drop music I’m into it. But I don’t mess mainstream stuff
Rino I only discovered your music 3. years ago. And I was amazed how dope of a lyricist you are being from the south. Because as u know. East coast rappers have a tendency to say southern rappers don't have meaningful bars. Like all we do is party in the south.
Hip-hop and Rap two different types of adjective...rap wants to be included into hip-hop because it's a show or word skills. But not the same messages. People chose rap to be a type of battle between the people. Hip-hop was a battle against outsiders....public enemy, was hip-hop....Rap is an untamed message without any real problem solving...k-rino sometimes you had your moments to be Hip-hop and rap sometimes but you always gave a great depiction. People are influenced by money because it is cool to battle their own people. Trap and drill isn't hip-hop either because it has its own agenda...example, r&B isn't country singing? Or folk singing? People want to make hip-hop part of their claim. Detergents are different types as example.
i tried getting hype from new hip hop music but only a few i can listen to for me to get hype from music now i have to listen 90's hip hop
I'm used to talking to myself. You don't have to like me. You are still one of the best rappers.
The quality of albums has gone down. Today they'll drop an album with 40 tracks, but 4 tracks worth of content
Your music and ICP's music are the only ones that excite me anymore
Definitely 💯
The old-school, hip-hop music 🎧 still excites me NOT the current music of today!! It sucks!!👎👎
Exactly
Music nowadays is so easy to access to which it makes you value it less
K Rino, I've been jammin you since Grand Deception.
Thank you for everything
I don’t know if excitement is the word but I get motivated when something great drops. Is there any highly anticipation towards any album not really recently. Hope that DJ Premier x Nas album lives up to the hype.
There are some amazing lyricists out there. Anything that comes from a record label, I don’t really vibe with. But I’ve liked some of your songs, Samson, Don Da Da, and those random homeless guys on RUclips can spit some amazing stuff. KRS-One is still the one. All this new mainstream music. Naw. But when it comes from real down to earth humans. Amazing
I hope you are doin good in the weather yall are havin🙏
Im not as excited, but im still pretty enthused about listening to independent & underground artist like. AktheSavior, Chester Watson, Denzel Curry & Mick Jenkins to name a few.
Nah bro unfortunately it doesn't like it used to for me. I know what you're sayin though in that 90, 91-92 era you knew your artists you liked were droppin solid projects. Now it's really watered down and it takes a lot to impress me now a days.
No!! Hip hop was great like u said,when u had 2 go out of your house & hunt it down at the record store.these days its all about selling there soul 2 Lucifer 4 the money etc etc..the 80's & early 90's is were its at 4 me.There r some nu skool thats dope but few & far between these dayz.
Times change!
My friend from college is writing a PHD paper on how rap did what English poets thought was impossible: push rhyme further when it had already become the mainstream opinion that rhyming was passe. Of course, that same friends who was my guide into the world of loving rap, like yours/Big Pun/Wutang, is also totally dismissive of the current state of rap today. I argue that there's still the underground keeping the poetry alive, but the mainstream has definitely lost the thread.
I only rock with O.G.'s over 50 years old. Ayatollah, Large Pro, Pete Rock type stuff.
Forums, facebook groups, reddit and other websites, little hip-hop communities like that online often know about hidden gems.
But yes, the game is oversaturated, also lets not forget today's society isa huge consumer and that reflects on everything else including their music choice. Most people dont care about a single artist, they only care about 4-5 songs they put in their spotify playlist of that artist. There's youtubers that became rappers just for the stardom, the clickbait and fame and kids who watch them wanna be like them for the same reason.
The game has shifted in ways it's easier to start your career as social media influencer and only then become rapper after your build a core audience in the internet than the other way around. And it's understandable because in content creation you could attract anyone's attention on any topic compared to when making a song.
Just like the news, if you watch the news you notice they use the most basic general language so more people can watch it. It's a bit the reason why simpler rap blows up that easy as well, when hip-hop started it was only us nerds who knew about the genre, it was our own thing, now the whole planet knows the genre exists and they can mold it to their liking based on how they react to the content.
We have lot of inner problems to fix as a degrading society, before we can fix hip-hop and what type of music dominates. How are you gonna teach a child to ride a bike if he never had roads to ride on?
Im 27. I only have a top 4 of artists that i endulge in maybe to much. But they all tell game and i feel like i can apply it to my life. Thats where im at. I have to relate to the words.
I agree! If it isn’t K-Rino, Bone Thugs, Wu-Tang or Twista, I don’t get excited at all
@@phantomfacefinal7735 Esham, Mastamind, K-rino, Wax. That's my 4
@@sk1llet82 🫡
Z-Ro & OG Point Blank, SPC and WK
@@sk1llet82 🫡
I use to be a huge Hip Hop Head back in the 90's to the mid 2000's. I discovered you in 2011 and kind of fell off all other rappers, I do enjoy Lupe fiasco, Nas, Eminem, Royce da 5'9 and a few others but they gotta be different...tired of the same shit on every song
Lord Finnese South Bronx.
The radio in the West Coast is trash
Who you currently listening to big-dawg?...
Yo k rino, i listened to ur song grand deception a while ago through someones page as “best illuminati rap song.” I never knew the face behind the voice but now i cant stand all this haram dirty vulgar trash rap. Ur music is helping my self development by spitting bars that spark my brain to think creatively.
My fav song right now is connectivity, that beat is ill too.
Pac.Big,too short help please 🥺
KRS One Spice 1 Das EFX Geto Boys Rakim EPMD 5th Ward Boyz Ice T Too Short Mobb Deep Ice Cube MOP NWA MC Shan Eazy E Kool G Rap K Rino Camp Lo Black Moon Lil Flip Heltah Skeltah Y Z Brand Nubian ♥️ Poor Righteous Teachers
The Rap Game, not so much. HipHop, always.
Its BS...I still listen to old school , cole and some independent artists are dope ...
Does rap music still excite me? That depends K, are you still making music? If yeah? Then😊, yes, yes it does
Hell nah. Rap has been trash ever since they started hollering swag, its all been dowmhill from there
no. becasue no one is unique/themself anymore everyone is just trying to copy another artist.
To me it’s not that exciting anymore because there’s too many WACK M.C’s out here Perpetrating the game and taking it for a joke, making funny dis song, and outraged so called weak beats and rhymes, then you got these culture stealing as WP stealing our words and useing them against us in the Hood to justify or to say that I got black friends, I only listen to OLD SCHOOL HIP-HOP , these new rappers like the sexy red, and the king vons just don’t cut it for me at all…..my opinion.
To me it’s dead
Programming like a TV show
Everyone says something different to the same beat
Plus it’s not showing the youths how to stand up for themselves, just take the money and do what your told
No, because YOU ruined it for me. All my favorites sound average because of K-Rino. Not to mention your work ethic is unparalleled, so I find myself ONLY looking forward to K-Rino
Doesn't excite me as it used to be no, and why ? I am honestly not sure why. I find ''real music'' as they say more soulfull. I guess I like when the music itself speaks trough its beauty, I dont need lyrics anymore
It's not like bacc in the day.... I think, you kinda spoiled a lot of us... LOL... Its hard to feel most music today...(THANKS TO RECORD EXECS😏). Most artist QUIT RAPPING..(Meaning.. REALLY SPIT'N).. We're being FORCED to only like a certain group of rappers, THAT ARE ACTUALLY TRASH... I give most new artist a chance... But if all you got to talk about is SEX, MONEY and MURDER... IMA PASS on you... I think, I lost the feeling, when they took REAL M.C.'s outta the MAINSTREAM... WE CAN'T EVEN HEAR HOUSTON ARTIST on HOUSTON RADIO STATIONS... THEY F'D THE GAME UP..
For me rap died in the 90’s.
The production is boring and lackadaisical, contrary to popular belief..
Not at all
No substance to it anymore with the new rappers. I like real authentic, struggle life, come up, teaching dropping gems music🫡👑
Never did and thats a bummer. It has the power to spark a revolution Spook Who Sat By the Door style instead it preaches misogyny , colorism , homophobia , etc . The only rapper I listened to once was KRS when he spoke on Mumia since Im from Philly and in the trenches of activism but other than that music is disappointing