Ngl bro couldn't even make good point that related to the topic of the video bc he just wanted to talk about God, Satan, the cia, mind control, aliens etc… like He wanna talk about bullshit instead of facts and actual events. Just conjecturing pointlessly
@@khawlskaterwhat’s cringe is killing you’re own brother. But the musics cool, so you see yourself as 40 year old poppin percs and listening to yeat. Pitiful
as a nigga who grew up in the suburbs n also loves music n makes music as a hobby, here’s my take: the whole doing drugs shit has nothing to do wit being hood cuz in middle & highschool everybody alotta my peers were smokers, popping pills, n *especially* addicted to vapes. selling drugs would be a different story, tho. and i personally feel like this is all part of the history of the genre. since gangsta rap took off, there’s been numerous thug rappers who were ultimately just telling stories. if they were all really doing ts, they’d be locked up like the real ones of this generation. but i will admit, alotta them were from the hood, they were just telling stories bout what was around them, even if they didn’t specifically jump into it themselves. and from a artist/lyricist who genuinely loves the process of creating music, i’ll say there’s like a *infinite* amount of gun n shooting metaphors n bars you can come up wit. i feel like it’s ok as long as you can see the creativity n love for the craft in it, rather then just tryna sound like a gangsta for the sake of being a gangsta. for example, juice wrld wasn’t inna streets like that, n lil wayne got signed as a damn child, but they two of the most creative lyricists ever. even if they were saying serious street shit in they lyrics, it was always clever wordplay. but i completely agree witchu that if somebody just tryna be exactly like they favorite rapper just cuz they think that persona’s cool, that’s wack. ion listen to nunna the artists mentioned (besides nle) so i can’t really speak on them, but i will say one of the reasons i don’t listen to the new underground is cuz i’m tired of hearing the same shit in hip hop fr. i just been listening to so many other genres more in recent yrs.
I get and agree with what you’re saying, but slightly maybe get the other side I don’t know it seems like maybe you’re younger or the lack of that hood background drugs is in all music it’s in rock all of that it’s a form of escape I think with their focused on is the Trying to emulate the struggle everybody wants everybody wants someone trying to kill them talk about how your mama was struggling and you had to make it and wrapping when your silver spoon go I think that’s peoples problem because by doing so you’re helping to push that negative stereotype in our community I say that because I noticed you kept saying gangster rap And there is more rap music than just gangster. There’s conscious rap but when you have people outside of that hood struggle trying to emulate that instead of make their form of expression, it hurts us as a whole and it’s unauthentic because Tupac had suburban fans too, but he wouldn’t want them emulating the dangerous stuff he does, and would speak on that Not blindly lead kids to a slaughter because you’re copying and not understanding what you’re doing
@@Cecespizza14 firstly, i'm not leading anybody to anything cuz i'm just a random guy making music as a hobby. i have no platform. also i believe the term "silver spoon" gets thrown around too loosely, i grew up safe, not wealthy. and i rap my struggle (mental health for example), i don't make up struggles in my music. whenever i mention guns or shit that sounds street, it's just loosely to make a play on words such as "if a nigga want smoke...etc." that's it. literally just to be creative n have fun. idk i just feel like yo comment was a direct shot at me like i'm part of some bigger problem, when i'm not. but even if i was in the same position as these rappers, i guarantee my music wouldn't be a negative influence on kids.
It’s because nowadays rap is pop music. Back then rap was mainly listened and created by “street” dudes, whether it was a fake persona or not. Consumers don’t care about where it’s coming from because they don’t live following a street code themselves. Also, social media and the internet has made it a lot easier to figure out these artists upbringing and true roots. Back then it was only what was put in front of you
My pops told me some suburbians are more dangerous. Hood dudes don’t have anything to prove to you but suburb kids feel like they need to do all this stuff to get respect because of programming and society being society so they will do more and pop off more to try and look tough. That mindset is dangerous the more you say “you not like that” and “you not hood” the more they gone try and do things to look like they’re like that and from the hood. It’s a self fueling machine
Everything besides NLE is accurate bc it’s public information that he grew up in a grape street crip neighborhood and while he was a ball player he was also apart of a gang. You could argue he never did nothing bc he came to fame at 16 but bro fr is from the hood
these new rappers are the offspring of og rappers, athletes, & celebrities if you do your research into their background 95% of them are linked to someone who’s already a staple in the entertainment industry, 100% nepotism
@@moxictasculinity cool so always help your family at any cost even if you’re taking away opportunities from people more deserving or capable? Sounds like you’re a politician
They're actually making the kind of music that they like. This debate has been going on since the 90s. Suburban kids are fascinated with the streets. They're the streets biggest supporters. So once you start rapping, as a fan of that style, guess what you're going to make. No biting and keeping it real are Hip Hop's two biggest rules that only a few follow.
this is something i struggle with as an upcoming artist in my city. i did my shx in the streets so im valid to talk abt it, but ion want to promote that pain and lifestyle to supporters. but whenever i make a conscious song , it flops. i talk abt bullshit, it blows up. being a street mf is rlly the only way
To the people saying they’d rather fake suburb rappers over authentic rappers… you just don’t understand Rap. In other genres of music talent is mostly what separates the Great from the average. But in Hip Hop, authenticity and skill is what defines the genre. To have a suburban kid who’s never gone through the pain and trauma that comes with the ghetto, hood or low poverty lifestyle that many people are forced into by design, is a slap in the face of the people who truly wear those battle scars. It’s like some a civilian who’s never served in the military or army, trying to pass off as a veteran or wear the military uniforms or badge… I didn’t earn that, it’s somewhat disrespectful to the people who’s had to earn that badge of honor. And I dont even necessarily mean drill music but just imitating a lifestyle in general that comes from a struggle you didn’t live but other people have and are living and your just trying to put on a front for popularity or views or to pass as authentic, yeah that ish whack, be yourself
Rap music often features themes of aspiration and storytelling, and some rappers may choose to depict a lifestyle or persona that is different from their own reality. This can be a form of artistic expression, storytelling, or a way to connect with their audience by sharing dreams and aspirations. Additionally, some rappers may use their lyrics to address social issues or critique societal norms. It's important to recognize that rap can be a form of creative expression that doesn't always reflect the artist's personal experiences.
I’m all for learning from other ppls mistakes put you were right on target talking about how these new dudes are emulating experiences that ppl really went through
bro i be on some negative shit and i dont know if i can support it anymore. what else is there to rap about though ? niggas just follow what works and has a market
Part of the reason I liked the underground growing up was that it felt more honest and real... just weird guys in their rooms making stuff and living it.... Sad to see it flipping the other way....
New to the channel and you earned a subscriber great video! I encourage anyone who is reading to only listen to this type of rap in moderation or avoid because if you’re on a low vibration already you will subconsciously manifest their lyrics and have intrusive thoughts especially if it’s in 440hz.
@@MustThinkAl its a common fact he wasnt like that, he was a band kid in a private school. but u right cause juice was dropping rakes too, nlmb got him acting strange cause they had no problem with it either
@@jamaicanbambosa he didn’t go private school, he went to homewood flossmore, Atleast the good thing was nlmb didn’t get him on drugs…. he was doing them since high school
imo I’d rather they “cap rap” while being harmless than actually fulfill what they rap for the sake of authenticity. The “hood” and the “suburbs” are just places. People can be dangerous anywhere at any time no matter the reason or upbringing, experienced or not. The public’s constant obsession and interrogation over rap artists is influencing all this negative music imo the atmosphere nowadays is hostile for all artists
This is just a reminder why rap has been going backwards anyways thanks in part to the rappers who are inauthentic, and the fans who are in support of inauthenticity for the sake of their taste in these cap rappers. Rap has been built off the foundation of authenticity, and specifically gangsta rap has definitely always been built and marketed as “real” and “authentic” and when a rapper wasn’t actually doing the things he claimed in his raps, he was called out and mocked. This has already been happening, if you even remember Eazy E song “Real MF Gs”. That right is what this video is talking about. Real rappers embracing their real life and real experiences has been a lost art and is one of the reasons Rap itself is losing its identity. Nobody is buying a nigga from the suburbs who grew up right rapping about a life he never lived. We’re straying further and further away from what rap has been about.
@@shida5320 hip hop was dance music created by DJ Kool Herc, rap and hip hop didn’t adopt the gangster image till years later so this entire paragraph is wrong, you’re trying to perpetuate niggas killing each other just so you can say “he ain’t lyin”
@@fonmydj so now either RUclips keep deleting my comment or you keep reporting it 💀 all I can say without hurting your feelings and for you understand this comment since apparently you can’t read 4 sentences is to just stay in school
@@IIdankII it’s not that rare. There’s a lot of divorce and kids having to live with a man that isn’t their father. A moms boyfriend is not a father figure, a step dad is not a father figure either.
But do regular civilians get a pass to dress up as special force soldiers for the honor it comes with? They would get checked by real soldiers who had to endure what it took to be called that. So a soldier can be more dangerous then a gang member cool, they were trained to be, an authentic gang member 9/10 has gone through things a suburban kid hasn’t. That deserves respect as well. Being from the hood has struggles that have real life implications on people and who they are. It might just be words to you but man people really be F’d up in bad situations struggling to make it out with a lot of odds stacked up against them, that ish takes a toll mentally and by design, that’s whack just letting who ever imitate that struggle and benefit and compensate from that pain as if they went through it, so your missing the mark
This vid needs 100 million views. Now make a doc of talented unknown underground artists talking about the problem but not creating a solution is just as bad as these rappers promoting a fake life
Ngl some of these rappers shouldn’t be on this list cuz they never claimed nor act gangster. Maybe it’s just their aesthetic that make em appear that way
I don't sing about killing, it was not easy to get ears. I got out of rap. Now I do alternative, got a song going viral on Amazon.. I know you by ifechi
Positivity does sell, it’s just that most rappers probably aren’t creative or talented enough to make it happen that way so they take the easier route. Kendrick and Cole are two of the biggest artists in the world, Chance is a positive rapper, so is Childish Gambino. Joey Badass is a talented artist, there’s tons of examples
they all originated from la which has hollywood creating this perfect story around a “gangsta life” that leads to nothing but self destruction its all a lie. happy people waking up
these artist wouldn’t be where they are if they didn’t do what they did and they must be aware of their status as artists, they weren’t programmed they took inspiration from their favorite artist because they knew that’s what would sell.
This conversation is really funny to me because I've been thinking about it for my entire life. Imma poor kid from Acres Homes (a very dangerous part of Houston), my dad was in and out of jail, and I was always surrounded by drug addicts, gang violence, and just a bunch of low vibrational energy (I was even jumped randomly at like 9 by some hs kids tryna rob me). I won't lie and say I didn't get influenced to be just like that when I was younger, but at some point in my life I realized that shit was stupid and I decided to take my education seriously so that I could help my family get out of this environment. Another piece of this whole equation is that, even when you're from that sort of environment, some people will follow, but others are just trying to survive. Just because you're from the hood, don't make you a street dude and I learned early on that sometimes its better to try to survive the environment and make it out rather then indulge in the environment. We still live here, but now I gotta college degree and when I make music, I typically try not to glorify the situations I've experienced, but just showcase what I've experienced and how that self destructive nature really isn't it at the end of the day. Great video man.
Its probably for the better why the underground isn't too deep in the streets, and most of them are suburban kids mostly blowing up from tiktok, which is probably better for the underground's future than people making out of the street and probably risking their life doing so
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I'm pretty sure I've been subscribed to the bull 10toesAnt for a lil while because I recognized his voice damn near immediately. I have mad different email/YT accounts, so content creators, musicians, and other artists get lost in the shuffle sometimes. lol. I made a concious decision to hit pause and go follow Ant on my other channels before I even finish the video based on his commentary from 0:23 to 1:34 .
Your comment stood out to me as seemingly genuine for some reason, so I'm def gonna give those 2 artists you recommended a chance at some point. Lol. I appreciate both of yall. 💜
U can’t say diddy was cappin in his raps 1. he didn’t even rap about violence like that he had a R&B cookout type of sound 2. Diddy really got mfs knocked off iykyk No matter what nobody say bout em diddy really was onnat and lowkey still onnat
i feel like a lot of artists get into the game with the idea that they want to be like these popular rappers and end up getting addicted to drugs and making bad decisions off them drugs
It’s almost like the powers that be are the ones promoting this narrative. A certain rapper got called anti semitic for speaking out against this a year ago.
I wish positivity would sell, because I have a lot of rap ideas myself and I have no idea if people would listen a message such as "go to the gym, let's read ten books I will meditate, and eat healthy foods". If this would sell prolly these rappers would sing about it, but instead is the same old "drugs, money, bitc*es, violence etc" .. this is why they stay stucked here in this box .. to fit in
Yo it’s just like the movies, actors don’t really live like they do in the movies in RL. Same thing for rappers, it’s for entertainment. I just seen this movie yesterday “the running man” in the movie they show live violent entertainment and people were so excited about it. I feel like it’s the same thing.
I mean we can sit here and talk anout how much positivity is needed but people who actually dedicate their lives to positivity and trying to do the right thing by humanity get stepped on and treated like morons in this world. I know from experience. Im at the point where all of the positivity has been drained out of me. I mean look at what happened to Jesus. Doing the right thing in a world like this won't get you anything, and that's why everybody wants to hear about opps and percs
I’m just tired of seeing rappers ride the metal/punk/hardcore aesthetic, yet ain’t never been apart of the scene. If it’s genuine, keep rockin, but a lot of it seems poser asf
more than half of this shit is genuine ngl, we’re black , not hard to believe we grew up listening to rock/punk. hell i listen avril lavigne for example regularly. they make rap music ofc they aren’t going to be part of that scene??
@@mumu4L I say this as a black man literally bred from the true punk/hardcore scene. Rocking Dimmu Borgir shirts with Rick Owens don’t make you authentic. It makes you a poser in drip. All I’m saying is, leave our counter cultures out of y’all fads
@@Kobiyachi_ man hush i came up on all that shit before rap, and i could gaf if they’re “posers” at the end of the day it’s bringing more attention to the culture and making more real fans so fuck it
I feel like people be knowing,they just don't care atp. Rappers always capping I don't believe none of them,NONE, tbh but if the music is good I'll listen
7:22 let me explain it to the ones who dont understand satanist believe in self worship and karma so he is displying their satanist shit like the upside down cross and the lord tattoo refers to satan remember lord can mean any lord and "god" can be any god too thats why he said he is a spiritual person and at the end of the clip of the interview he says he is the lord and he runs it displaying self worship
you made some valid points but you absolutely lost me at every mention of religious symbolism. who gives a fuck about what you wear or what you have written on you as long as at the end of the day youre a decent person. last i checked destroy lonely isnt a women beater, rapist, or any other type of weirdo so if these rappers want to check in with the fashion there is nothing wrong with that.
also you claim not to care about if these rappers are capping, yet the entire video is basically just dissing rappers who you think are capping. be honest with yourself and just say that you care too much about what other grown men do with their lives
No wonder they aren’t saying anything in their raps. We have all tried to rap, probably wrote some bars maybe recorded a couple tracks but the reason a lot of us didn’t pursue being a rapper is because we’re not really interesting (& we’re the real ones for accepting reality). A lot of us wouldn’t feel right going into the booth singing straight lies & trying to sell it. Yeah it’s cool to make money but these new rappers definitely won’t last because there is nothing real about them. Autotune really ruined a genre.
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you absolutely snapped on this video..
Appreciate that bro, ur an inspiration🙏
nerd
you don't snap on your videos
@@jumpout_jumpoutur attention span js fried
who r u???@@jumpout_jumpout
these suburban steppers are lethal😂😂😂😂
why it matter where they from
They need to kalm down.
is my music okay , trying my best for too blow frl !
@@crytstalcrustrap cap
@@crytstalcrustare you dumb
idk bout yeat tho cuz, he doesn’t fully talk about that gangsta shi, he like in the middle kinda, but now this mf talking bout aliens im so confused
"Feel like an alien, earth from above" 🗣️🔥🔥
yeat never claimed to be outside
Ngl bro couldn't even make good point that related to the topic of the video bc he just wanted to talk about God, Satan, the cia, mind control, aliens etc… like
He wanna talk about bullshit instead of facts and actual events. Just conjecturing pointlessly
Ight you meatriding now…. I listen to him too and ik for a fact he stay talking bout drugs,tonkas,and blicking sum
@@mumu4L Doesnt he have a song called outside tho (I dont remember what it was about besides him saying to word for the hook)😂
The most factual video I seen in awhile. It’s crazy how positivity gets clowned on
There definitely were lies within the first two minutes of the video
"I pray for the day that positivity sells" so so so real.
It might happen one day since music comes in waves
cringe forced positivity
@@khawlskaterwhat’s cringe is killing you’re own brother. But the musics cool, so you see yourself as 40 year old poppin percs and listening to yeat. Pitiful
@@4Pickledonionsnobody is gonna listen to that positivity music 💀
Rod wave.
as a nigga who grew up in the suburbs n also loves music n makes music as a hobby, here’s my take: the whole doing drugs shit has nothing to do wit being hood cuz in middle & highschool everybody alotta my peers were smokers, popping pills, n *especially* addicted to vapes. selling drugs would be a different story, tho. and i personally feel like this is all part of the history of the genre. since gangsta rap took off, there’s been numerous thug rappers who were ultimately just telling stories. if they were all really doing ts, they’d be locked up like the real ones of this generation. but i will admit, alotta them were from the hood, they were just telling stories bout what was around them, even if they didn’t specifically jump into it themselves. and from a artist/lyricist who genuinely loves the process of creating music, i’ll say there’s like a *infinite* amount of gun n shooting metaphors n bars you can come up wit. i feel like it’s ok as long as you can see the creativity n love for the craft in it, rather then just tryna sound like a gangsta for the sake of being a gangsta. for example, juice wrld wasn’t inna streets like that, n lil wayne got signed as a damn child, but they two of the most creative lyricists ever. even if they were saying serious street shit in they lyrics, it was always clever wordplay. but i completely agree witchu that if somebody just tryna be exactly like they favorite rapper just cuz they think that persona’s cool, that’s wack. ion listen to nunna the artists mentioned (besides nle) so i can’t really speak on them, but i will say one of the reasons i don’t listen to the new underground is cuz i’m tired of hearing the same shit in hip hop fr. i just been listening to so many other genres more in recent yrs.
Fw your style
You're right, doing drugs has nothing to do with being broke or not
I get and agree with what you’re saying, but slightly maybe get the other side I don’t know it seems like maybe you’re younger or the lack of that hood background drugs is in all music it’s in rock all of that it’s a form of escape I think with their focused on is the Trying to emulate the struggle everybody wants everybody wants someone trying to kill them talk about how your mama was struggling and you had to make it and wrapping when your silver spoon go I think that’s peoples problem because by doing so you’re helping to push that negative stereotype in our community I say that because I noticed you kept saying gangster rap And there is more rap music than just gangster. There’s conscious rap but when you have people outside of that hood struggle trying to emulate that instead of make their form of expression, it hurts us as a whole and it’s unauthentic because Tupac had suburban fans too, but he wouldn’t want them emulating the dangerous stuff he does, and would speak on that Not blindly lead kids to a slaughter because you’re copying and not understanding what you’re doing
@@Cecespizza14 firstly, i'm not leading anybody to anything cuz i'm just a random guy making music as a hobby. i have no platform. also i believe the term "silver spoon" gets thrown around too loosely, i grew up safe, not wealthy. and i rap my struggle (mental health for example), i don't make up struggles in my music. whenever i mention guns or shit that sounds street, it's just loosely to make a play on words such as "if a nigga want smoke...etc." that's it. literally just to be creative n have fun. idk i just feel like yo comment was a direct shot at me like i'm part of some bigger problem, when i'm not. but even if i was in the same position as these rappers, i guarantee my music wouldn't be a negative influence on kids.
Nah cus that’s some of us lifestyle who lived and grew up in that shit u trying to act like u with it the shits gon end up killing u
It’s because nowadays rap is pop music. Back then rap was mainly listened and created by “street” dudes, whether it was a fake persona or not. Consumers don’t care about where it’s coming from because they don’t live following a street code themselves. Also, social media and the internet has made it a lot easier to figure out these artists upbringing and true roots. Back then it was only what was put in front of you
Ice cube, dr dree, tupac were studio gangsters
@@TrueREALdon't forget snoop
@@TrueREALcant forget snoop bruh
@@TrueREAL Nas too
@@TrueREAL they was pushed to promote an agenda that destroyed minds in an already bad situation with the crack epidemic they both was hand and hand
damn bruh the message behind this video gon go over a lot of people heads
what message? 😂😂
Facts 💯👁️
My pops told me some suburbians are more dangerous. Hood dudes don’t have anything to prove to you but suburb kids feel like they need to do all this stuff to get respect because of programming and society being society so they will do more and pop off more to try and look tough. That mindset is dangerous the more you say “you not like that” and “you not hood” the more they gone try and do things to look like they’re like that and from the hood. It’s a self fueling machine
They be too ready to crash out that’s facts. That I have too much to prove in their own mind
Deeper you go in industry, farther from yourself💯 W vid
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Wym bro uzi yo profile pic
@@Fckyalifee FUCK OFF AND DIGEST THE MESSAGE
Same with you and everyone one else its called the matrix the deeper you go in the farther from yourself
@@Fckyalifeeand? 😂😂😂
rappers willingly running towards a life that people are trying to claw their way out of is CRAZY.
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shit id rather have cap rappers then all these rappers who be dropping like flies nowadays
big facts but it do hit different when they r who they say they r
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the cap rappers are pushing it so its still bad. influencing the youth to make this negative cycle continue
it’s all self destruction regardless 💯
Blame the industry blame our people for skipping the song with meaning for the song about glocks that’s the only way you get on now can’t blame them.
Everything besides NLE is accurate bc it’s public information that he grew up in a grape street crip neighborhood and while he was a ball player he was also apart of a gang. You could argue he never did nothing bc he came to fame at 16 but bro fr is from the hood
these new rappers are the offspring of og rappers, athletes, & celebrities if you do your research into their background 95% of them are linked to someone who’s already a staple in the entertainment industry, 100% nepotism
Nothing wrong with nepotism. I would rather take care of my family first
@@moxictasculinity cool so always help your family at any cost even if you’re taking away opportunities from people more deserving or capable? Sounds like you’re a politician
@@spht9ng I did not say that but if my son has clear talent and I am a ceo of a label why wouldn’t I push him ?
@@moxictasculinity the problem is the nepobabies often have no talent. Look at Coi Leray. Literally astroturfed her career into existence
The fact bro put a pic of lilbaby hugged in a sus way and said gang rap is gon extinct really killed me 😂
S tier joke
Yeat raps about his actual life he gets geeked up and used to scam people☠️and his parents kicked him out so he used to be broke
They're actually making the kind of music that they like. This debate has been going on since the 90s. Suburban kids are fascinated with the streets. They're the streets biggest supporters. So once you start rapping, as a fan of that style, guess what you're going to make. No biting and keeping it real are Hip Hop's two biggest rules that only a few follow.
those few are also always getting imprisoned or killed bro, ain't nothing cool about killing your fellow human and rapping about it. It's saddening.
@@kaneSbrehi agree but to be fair actual gang members going mainstream is pretty new for our generation
bruh i feel dis so much. Thanks for doing the little bit to make others realize, sadly the algorithm wont push this vid. Respect
Thank you fam, and na 30k is crazyyy im pleased💯
this is something i struggle with as an upcoming artist in my city. i did my shx in the streets so im valid to talk abt it, but ion want to promote that pain and lifestyle to supporters. but whenever i make a conscious song , it flops. i talk abt bullshit, it blows up. being a street mf is rlly the only way
To the people saying they’d rather fake suburb rappers over authentic rappers… you just don’t understand Rap. In other genres of music talent is mostly what separates the Great from the average. But in Hip Hop, authenticity and skill is what defines the genre. To have a suburban kid who’s never gone through the pain and trauma that comes with the ghetto, hood or low poverty lifestyle that many people are forced into by design, is a slap in the face of the people who truly wear those battle scars. It’s like some a civilian who’s never served in the military or army, trying to pass off as a veteran or wear the military uniforms or badge… I didn’t earn that, it’s somewhat disrespectful to the people who’s had to earn that badge of honor. And I dont even necessarily mean drill music but just imitating a lifestyle in general that comes from a struggle you didn’t live but other people have and are living and your just trying to put on a front for popularity or views or to pass as authentic, yeah that ish whack, be yourself
Rap music often features themes of aspiration and storytelling, and some rappers may choose to depict a lifestyle or persona that is different from their own reality. This can be a form of artistic expression, storytelling, or a way to connect with their audience by sharing dreams and aspirations.
Additionally, some rappers may use their lyrics to address social issues or critique societal norms. It's important to recognize that rap can be a form of creative expression that doesn't always reflect the artist's personal experiences.
Frank Sinatra was more gangsta than 90% of your favorite rappers
I’m all for learning from other ppls mistakes put you were right on target talking about how these new dudes are emulating experiences that ppl really went through
My guy actually dropping knowledge with the vid. I love that
bro i be on some negative shit and i dont know if i can support it anymore. what else is there to rap about though ? niggas just follow what works and has a market
Part of the reason I liked the underground growing up was that it felt more honest and real... just weird guys in their rooms making stuff and living it....
Sad to see it flipping the other way....
New to the channel and you earned a subscriber great video! I encourage anyone who is reading to only listen to this type of rap in moderation or avoid because if you’re on a low vibration already you will subconsciously manifest their lyrics and have intrusive thoughts especially if it’s in 440hz.
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Great video ant 🎯
Thank you bro
This why I fw X and juice cause they always stayed true to themselves rip legends 🕊️
Nah juice was trying to act gangsta
@@PeterHansen-hb6vo thats just cause he was hanging with bibby and gherbo, he threw up a couple signs but he was never acting hard
@@jamaicanbambosa Yes he was, talking about smoking posto and stuff, funny thing my homie went to school with juice, he wasnt like that at all
@@MustThinkAl its a common fact he wasnt like that, he was a band kid in a private school. but u right cause juice was dropping rakes too, nlmb got him acting strange cause they had no problem with it either
@@jamaicanbambosa he didn’t go private school, he went to homewood flossmore, Atleast the good thing was nlmb didn’t get him on drugs…. he was doing them since high school
imo I’d rather they “cap rap” while being harmless than actually fulfill what they rap for the sake of authenticity. The “hood” and the “suburbs” are just places. People can be dangerous anywhere at any time no matter the reason or upbringing, experienced or not. The public’s constant obsession and interrogation over rap artists is influencing all this negative music imo the atmosphere nowadays is hostile for all artists
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This is just a reminder why rap has been going backwards anyways thanks in part to the rappers who are inauthentic, and the fans who are in support of inauthenticity for the sake of their taste in these cap rappers.
Rap has been built off the foundation of authenticity, and specifically gangsta rap has definitely always been built and marketed as “real” and “authentic” and when a rapper wasn’t actually doing the things he claimed in his raps, he was called out and mocked.
This has already been happening, if you even remember Eazy E song “Real MF Gs”. That right is what this video is talking about.
Real rappers embracing their real life and real experiences has been a lost art and is one of the reasons Rap itself is losing its identity. Nobody is buying a nigga from the suburbs who grew up right rapping about a life he never lived. We’re straying further and further away from what rap has been about.
@@shida5320 not reading this independance declaration
@@shida5320 hip hop was dance music created by DJ Kool Herc, rap and hip hop didn’t adopt the gangster image till years later so this entire paragraph is wrong, you’re trying to perpetuate niggas killing each other just so you can say “he ain’t lyin”
@@fonmydj so now either RUclips keep deleting my comment or you keep reporting it 💀 all I can say without hurting your feelings and for you understand this comment since apparently you can’t read 4 sentences is to just stay in school
Being from the suburbs doesn’t mean you “not like that”, just like being from the hood doesn’t mean you’re a gang member.
yes it fuckin does. very rarely are people from the suburbs growing up in broken homes like a lot of people in the hood and poor areas do
@@IIdankII it’s not that rare. There’s a lot of divorce and kids having to live with a man that isn’t their father. A moms boyfriend is not a father figure, a step dad is not a father figure either.
@@IIdankII also there’s kids that move to the suburbs from the hood, not everyone lived their whole life there
@@IIdankII most special forces soldiers are from the suburbs. Still more dangerous and skilled than any gang member
But do regular civilians get a pass to dress up as special force soldiers for the honor it comes with? They would get checked by real soldiers who had to endure what it took to be called that. So a soldier can be more dangerous then a gang member cool, they were trained to be, an authentic gang member 9/10 has gone through things a suburban kid hasn’t. That deserves respect as well. Being from the hood has struggles that have real life implications on people and who they are. It might just be words to you but man people really be F’d up in bad situations struggling to make it out with a lot of odds stacked up against them, that ish takes a toll mentally and by design, that’s whack just letting who ever imitate that struggle and benefit and compensate from that pain as if they went through it, so your missing the mark
LMAOOOO why was there a pic of fat joe? 😭3:55 mustve never heard of Joey Crack
Nah you got it bro you deadass spittin in this
This vid needs 100 million views. Now make a doc of talented unknown underground artists talking about the problem but not creating a solution is just as bad as these rappers promoting a fake life
tell him hit me i just did
Taking drugs isn’t exclusively a street thing every genre speaks on it I agree with most ur points tho
its not exclusively a street thing but most of the people on streets are on drugs
factoid
watch my recent vid i talk bout this
@@10toesantwat video
"when mirroring your favorite rapper leads to destruction"@@AM-bm9rs
i expected this just to be a list and a few roast or smth but this video lowk teaching everyone smth and sound like a essay w vid
thank you gang, my channel a lot deeper than just covering rap music💯
I rock with your message and information you had in this video. Real good balance
Ngl some of these rappers shouldn’t be on this list cuz they never claimed nor act gangster. Maybe it’s just their aesthetic that make em appear that way
Great video bro more people need to hear this
Thank you bro💯
I don't sing about killing, it was not easy to get ears. I got out of rap. Now I do alternative, got a song going viral on Amazon.. I know you by ifechi
Why don’t you get a skilled trade instead of wasting your time brother
You spoke straight facts in this video, don't let the underground glazers tell you that you're "reaching or hating" or some other dumb cope shit.
This needs to go viral
Oh shiii this dude spittin
Bless you
Another point I wanna add is these new generation rappers don’t be making generational music there just making generic music just to be famous
Thank u for your take
i understood everything u said in this vid homie these elites been doing that shit
u know that choppa tried to change his style in 2020 but that shit did not sell at all so he backed up to what he blew ip with
i got a vid on that
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@@IIFM54 it’s called why nle stopped talking about spirituality
One of the worst rebrands in the rap game.
Yeat raps about his actual life basically all of his music is 90% about drugs and he actually does dat shi
Positivity does sell, it’s just that most rappers probably aren’t creative or talented enough to make it happen that way so they take the easier route. Kendrick and Cole are two of the biggest artists in the world, Chance is a positive rapper, so is Childish Gambino. Joey Badass is a talented artist, there’s tons of examples
Ice cube, dr dre, tupac, snoop were studio gangster they were never like that
Really from the hood tho. That’s the least u could ask for. And Pac really had thugs n gangstas worldwide willin To step for him. So Nahhh
they all originated from la which has hollywood creating this perfect story around a “gangsta life” that leads to nothing but self destruction its all a lie. happy people waking up
Fr people act like this shit is new, rap cap always been apart of the game
@@juicemane7655 dre, cube and snoop were never from the hood
@@juicemane7655 Tupac was the definiton of thugging backwards, bro never even broke a law before getting famous for his gangsta persona.
Great vid
thank you bro 💯
Always gotta support a fellow Ant🫡
Damn this touched a lot of things that people scared of talking about rs
"A lot of these rappers I'm about to talk about today have two loving parents "... That's wild😅
these artist wouldn’t be where they are if they didn’t do what they did and they must be aware of their status as artists, they weren’t programmed they took inspiration from their favorite artist because they knew that’s what would sell.
Very good channel, I subbed
They want a bigger than life lifestyle that’s what it’s about which makes sense. I do too, who doesn’t?
Good video fr
Thank you gang ur an inspiration for real 🙏💯
This conversation is really funny to me because I've been thinking about it for my entire life. Imma poor kid from Acres Homes (a very dangerous part of Houston), my dad was in and out of jail, and I was always surrounded by drug addicts, gang violence, and just a bunch of low vibrational energy (I was even jumped randomly at like 9 by some hs kids tryna rob me). I won't lie and say I didn't get influenced to be just like that when I was younger, but at some point in my life I realized that shit was stupid and I decided to take my education seriously so that I could help my family get out of this environment. Another piece of this whole equation is that, even when you're from that sort of environment, some people will follow, but others are just trying to survive. Just because you're from the hood, don't make you a street dude and I learned early on that sometimes its better to try to survive the environment and make it out rather then indulge in the environment. We still live here, but now I gotta college degree and when I make music, I typically try not to glorify the situations I've experienced, but just showcase what I've experienced and how that self destructive nature really isn't it at the end of the day. Great video man.
This video is underrated
Yeat not acting like he's from the hood though
Bro acting like you have to be gang affiliated to own a gun
as long as yall support it it will continue to be popular
Its probably for the better why the underground isn't too deep in the streets, and most of them are suburban kids mostly blowing up from tiktok, which is probably better for the underground's future than people making out of the street and probably risking their life doing so
The production on did was insane u gon blow up soon
Damn good video
“Making it out of the suburbs” is CRAZY. 😭😭
god bless u bro
2:05 REAL TALK BEING TALKED
You got my subscription off the first video of yours I’ve watched. 👌🏼 gonna look more into your channel.
12:07 two rappers who I fw heavy that are truly talented and dope are Rexx Life Raj & Seth Sutch. I promise, they have great music, with dope lyricism, vibes and SUBSTANCE. Peep them out
thank you gang💯
I'm pretty sure I've been subscribed to the bull 10toesAnt for a lil while because I recognized his voice damn near immediately. I have mad different email/YT accounts, so content creators, musicians, and other artists get lost in the shuffle sometimes. lol. I made a concious decision to hit pause and go follow Ant on my other channels before I even finish the video based on his commentary from 0:23 to 1:34 .
Your comment stood out to me as seemingly genuine for some reason, so I'm def gonna give those 2 artists you recommended a chance at some point. Lol. I appreciate both of yall. 💜
@@lenox2404 appreciate that so much bro i jus wanna help y’all while still entertaining 💯
This is an amazing video with an amazing message
the message is amazing but he’s wrong about some of these guys.
U can’t say diddy was cappin in his raps
1. he didn’t even rap about violence like that he had a R&B cookout type of sound
2. Diddy really got mfs knocked off iykyk
No matter what nobody say bout em diddy really was onnat and lowkey still onnat
Where *IS* Diddy, just asking for a friend?
Yeah Diddy been in too many situations to be grouped in with the suburbanites. He might not be the toughest but he was def with that shit
i feel like a lot of artists get into the game with the idea that they want to be like these popular rappers and end up getting addicted to drugs and making bad decisions off them drugs
It’s almost like the powers that be are the ones promoting this narrative. A certain rapper got called anti semitic for speaking out against this a year ago.
uh no its cuz he said he liked hitler
I wish positivity would sell, because I have a lot of rap ideas myself and I have no idea if people would listen a message such as "go to the gym, let's read ten books
I will meditate, and eat healthy foods".
If this would sell prolly these rappers would sing about it, but instead is the same old "drugs, money, bitc*es, violence etc" .. this is why they stay stucked here in this box .. to fit in
I grew up in the suburbs but it was a small town and I saw real life bloods and my homies who slang btw are repping cs
Gangsta rap isn't going extinct, the problem is a lot of these gangsta rappers aren't street like that.
Yo it’s just like the movies, actors don’t really live like they do in the movies in RL. Same thing for rappers, it’s for entertainment. I just seen this movie yesterday “the running man” in the movie they show live violent entertainment and people were so excited about it. I feel like it’s the same thing.
big facts and this is why is seems the game is at a still point OVER SATURATED WITH INAUTHENTIC music
I mean we can sit here and talk anout how much positivity is needed but people who actually dedicate their lives to positivity and trying to do the right thing by humanity get stepped on and treated like morons in this world. I know from experience. Im at the point where all of the positivity has been drained out of me.
I mean look at what happened to Jesus. Doing the right thing in a world like this won't get you anything, and that's why everybody wants to hear about opps and percs
u need to do more research on jace bro he shot up another rappers car on ig live💀
jace a crash out tryna prove a point he not like that
@@ssrecords4229ur mad
@@Elusivemoney1 sounds like u are honestly just stating the real
Exactly nd rino nd autumn shot at sb on liveeee
And Summrs talk about struggle w being ah addict n some people can relate to dat
"You can just be broke" Bruh it feels like no one gets that lmao
yo the picture of lone with them golf clubs n the rich amiri interview cooked ts outta me 😭😭
People normalized that if you wanna rap, you gotta be “gangsta” yall mfs the reason why this world is on a steady DECLINE bro
originality/positivity > followin trends
I don’t think you have to be from da streets 2 rap about drugs
It’s rich white kids on drugs at 14
Like drew Barrymore
Great vid but damn bro i never knew lonely dad was like that💯
I’m just tired of seeing rappers ride the metal/punk/hardcore aesthetic, yet ain’t never been apart of the scene. If it’s genuine, keep rockin, but a lot of it seems poser asf
more than half of this shit is genuine ngl, we’re black , not hard to believe we grew up listening to rock/punk. hell i listen avril lavigne for example regularly. they make rap music ofc they aren’t going to be part of that scene??
@@mumu4L I say this as a black man literally bred from the true punk/hardcore scene. Rocking Dimmu Borgir shirts with Rick Owens don’t make you authentic. It makes you a poser in drip. All I’m saying is, leave our counter cultures out of y’all fads
@@Kobiyachi_ man hush i came up on all that shit before rap, and i could gaf if they’re “posers” at the end of the day it’s bringing more attention to the culture and making more real fans so fuck it
@@mumu4L if it walks like a duck* 🤷🏽♂️
@@mumu4L whatever sells, right???
Some ppl could probably snitch and still do savage stuff never know
I feel like people be knowing,they just don't care atp.
Rappers always capping I don't believe none of them,NONE, tbh but if the music is good I'll listen
loneky literally never said anything about living that life sounds like hate fr
I saw the thumbnail and title and started crying 😭😭😭
7:22 let me explain it to the ones who dont understand satanist believe in self worship and karma so he is displying their satanist shit like the upside down cross and the lord tattoo refers to satan remember lord can mean any lord and "god" can be any god too thats why he said he is a spiritual person and at the end of the clip of the interview he says he is the lord and he runs it displaying self worship
“This guys gangsta? His real names Clarence” Type shi🤣
you dont know none of these rappers or anything they been thru, how u gon say if someone street or not??
you made some valid points but you absolutely lost me at every mention of religious symbolism. who gives a fuck about what you wear or what you have written on you as long as at the end of the day youre a decent person. last i checked destroy lonely isnt a women beater, rapist, or any other type of weirdo so if these rappers want to check in with the fashion there is nothing wrong with that.
also you claim not to care about if these rappers are capping, yet the entire video is basically just dissing rappers who you think are capping. be honest with yourself and just say that you care too much about what other grown men do with their lives
I am from tha hood I used to be so pissed about not having a better upcoming
fuck wit the vid this aint the only thing i got from the video but you had me dead at low vibrational activity 😭💀
No wonder they aren’t saying anything in their raps. We have all tried to rap, probably wrote some bars maybe recorded a couple tracks but the reason a lot of us didn’t pursue being a rapper is because we’re not really interesting (& we’re the real ones for accepting reality). A lot of us wouldn’t feel right going into the booth singing straight lies & trying to sell it. Yeah it’s cool to make money but these new rappers definitely won’t last because there is nothing real about them. Autotune really ruined a genre.
How tf you hit every target but the biggest one “lil mabu”
Nah facts💯
Cuz he a satire rapper we all know bro ain't from the trenches
another good video