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Don’t you still see this with hip-hop to some extent? I also think a lot of the difference is that a much smaller percentage of the population grows up as poor
by dan-robertson 1mo ago
Don’t you still see this with hip-hop to some extent?
I also think a lot of the difference is that a much smaller percentage of the population grows up as poor as she did. A person from a similar wealth/income percentile today mightn’t seem to have had such a difficult start.
Obviously lots of other things are different today – it’s easier than ever to access a wide variety of music but that’s not what people tend to do (iirc); there’s less money to be made selling music; there’s perhaps less interest in more ‘rural’ genres of music.
- danans 1mo ago> Don’t you still see this with hip-hop to some extent? To some extent yes, but I suspect that is declining also as the genre becomes corporatized.
- shermantanktop 1mo agobecomes? i think that happened like 15 years ago...
- danans 1mo agoSure, I was being charitable
- golemiprague 1mo ago[dead]