I'm late but this episode feels so good to hear hahaha

It's pretty crazy coming to this episode kinda late but having just listening to Murs revist this topic in the second episode of Hip Hop DX the Break Down. But for me, on this topic, that Autotune thing is the thing I won't ever be able to understand, why does everyone want to sound the same?


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From the upcoming album "[re]Introduction To..."
Produced by X:144 & Optiks
Written, Recorded & Mixed by X:144

[re]Introduction To... - mixes copyright 2006-2014

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Every couple of months, the hip-hop press writes another story about a conflict between a veteran rapper and a new rapper, furthering their narrative that there is some sort of generational war going on inside hip-hop.  Truth, however, is much different. There isn't generational war going on in hip-hop--there's a war going between dope artists and wack artists, which has been around since the beginning of hip-hop.  In this episode, we dive into this and explain the real reasons why people really hate on these new rappers.  Lets go!

91: Why We Hate New Rappers

Created by underground hip-hop artist Blueprint, Super Duty Tough Work is the most infamous podcast on planet earth, focusing on hip-hop culture, personal-development, and humor.  The results are comical, educational, and inspiring. No shuckin', no jivin', and no bulls#@t.

91: Why We Hate New Rappers

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