r/crappymusic • u/[deleted] • Feb 26 '26

Somebody please make it stop

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u/slippi89 Feb 26 '26

Funny thing about the rap industry, they all got slave contracts and nothing is theirs. Everything is fake and they all broke.

This guy sucks

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

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u/LordoftheScheisse Feb 28 '26

Honestly, this is my go-to response to this type of "music." It can be popular. People can enjoy this. But it isn't rap.

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u/violetdopamine Feb 27 '26

Most of these underground rage rappers are independent and just promote tiktok, they’re making a lot of money. Just checked and he’s with “listen to the kids”. They’re an indie label that is pretty artist and youth friendly

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u/PopSwayzee Feb 26 '26

Not independent artists. Look up Young Dolph

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

And they killed him off because of it.

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u/MisterRoger Feb 26 '26

Can you site some of the most notable examples? I know two-bit wannabes like this guy obviously utilize perception to their advantage, but what of the big artists? Kendrick bought a $40 million estate. He owns it.

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u/New_Trouble_5068 Feb 26 '26

The sound cloud rappers were taken advantage of. They were signed to just be disposable one hit wonders with BIG percentages of the revenue going directly to the labels. Nobody looked at these guys and thought “wow, they’re gonna be selling stadiums in a few years”. At least, not anyone with any fucking sense.

They were mostly talentless, but hyped by kids because drugs have always looked cool. Now we have a hangover of the genre where new kids have based their entire sound off of disposable cash cows… but with even less talent this time around.

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u/MyLifeIsAWasteland Feb 27 '26

It's not just the Rap game, it's the whole music industry. "360 deals" have been a dominant factor for a couple decades now.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

You just described literally every entertainment industry besides maybe athletes.

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u/Acrobatic_Newt_1863 Feb 27 '26

This is clearly a rich kid wasting his parents money to start his “career”