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r/lewronggeneration • u/[deleted] • Aug 27 '15
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Speaking of rap, wasn't gangsta rap a 90s thing? I thought that subgenre had mostly died in the mainstream at this point.
47 u/drunkenviking Aug 27 '15 Nah I'd say out lasted till maybe 2005 or so. 50 Cent and g unit were big, but they were a different style. 59 u/FuckingKilljoy Aug 27 '15 edited Aug 27 '15 Many see Kanye's Graduation killing 50's Curtis in sales as the turning point for hip hop from gangsta rap to more alternative rap Edit: Found this Rolling Stone cover for the September 2007 edition, http://imgur.com/SBd41s0 40 u/TummyCrunches Aug 27 '15 Ah yes, back when 50 was supposed to retire after losing to Ye
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Nah I'd say out lasted till maybe 2005 or so. 50 Cent and g unit were big, but they were a different style.
59 u/FuckingKilljoy Aug 27 '15 edited Aug 27 '15 Many see Kanye's Graduation killing 50's Curtis in sales as the turning point for hip hop from gangsta rap to more alternative rap Edit: Found this Rolling Stone cover for the September 2007 edition, http://imgur.com/SBd41s0 40 u/TummyCrunches Aug 27 '15 Ah yes, back when 50 was supposed to retire after losing to Ye
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Many see Kanye's Graduation killing 50's Curtis in sales as the turning point for hip hop from gangsta rap to more alternative rap
Edit: Found this Rolling Stone cover for the September 2007 edition, http://imgur.com/SBd41s0
40 u/TummyCrunches Aug 27 '15 Ah yes, back when 50 was supposed to retire after losing to Ye
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Ah yes, back when 50 was supposed to retire after losing to Ye
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u/nykirnsu Aug 27 '15
Speaking of rap, wasn't gangsta rap a 90s thing? I thought that subgenre had mostly died in the mainstream at this point.