“MELLE MEL HAS S*** ON RAPPERS AFTER HIM…” ARE OLDER RAPPERS HATERS??? WHY???

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[@PapawsDadillacOEMplus]

7 months later Melle Mel still bitter now hating on eminem.

[@angelrosario626]

Melle Mel is in a fog from steroid use. You heard!

[@Bezzle.]

Salute to Method man. He’s a phenomenal interview. He articulates his points well, and resonates with people. We need more interviews with him

[@stephonlamar1815]

METHOD MAN'S A BUM‼️He was scared of Joe Budden, that's why he got him beat up, to OVERSHADOW the fact that He would've BODIED HIM on LIVE RADIO and METHOD Man would've lost that Aura about him‼️

[@bigA-cy3he]

You're right

[@smannp]

Melle Mel need to see this ASAP. Because sometimes he comes on peoples platform like a major hater. I mean I don’t agree will the billboard top 50 rappers or MC’s list. He just seems bitter on all rappers after him. Method Man is right about him.

[@AbrahamPalmer-wj5cb]

Correct

[@ducatarina]

Melle Mel is the biggest old school hater

[@Klasik489]

I love these types of conversations and perspectives. They are definitely needed to keep Hip Hop Alive!

[@FinessedAnalyzer]

Melle Mel definitely has a lot of bitter energy. It’s probably partly justified, but that energy is never good-especially when you don’t see guys like Rakim (who came slightly afterwards) act like him.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

He needs help

[@stephenheath8465]

That is why I fuck with Caz more than Mel.When Caz went to Drinks Champ he showed mad love to the new cats

[@FinessedAnalyzer]

@@stephenheath8465 yup, when I saw Melle Mel go out and slander Rakim for no reason I completely did away with him. That kind of bitterness is sickening

[@poetparagraph]

He's not bitter, he just didn't like the fact that 90s rappers were being used to push negativity and degenerate lifestyles to the youth....for instance being on drugs, being an alcoholic, disrespecting women, and destruction.

[@FinessedAnalyzer]

​@@poetparagraph His comments about Rakim and KRS-One were even more disparaging than his ones on the 90s and after rappers. Anyone who came after him and received more props than him is worthy of slander in his eyes. That's being the voice of bitterness instead of reason, which an elder like him should be.

[@tony-poetic007]

This was one of the realest conversations I've seen by far on this platform, keep doing ya thang Math💪🏽💪🏽👑

[@DJDARYL]

Being a producer from the 90s , this really hit home for me.

[@onceagain6184]

I've met Melly Mel on a few occasions and I agree he is quite arrogant

[@mosthatedny2243]

He go to my gym dude cool but he def hate on the younger artist I never heard him shout out artists after him

[@antoniohoward981]

@@mosthatedny2243 that why Willie D knock him out in the ring

[@johntucker4056]

Iv met melle mel before and I know some dudes close to him listen he had a message when he came out he wanted to send the positive message with his raps! Now all he hears is murder death killl drugs murder murder. So his ignorant because he wants better for his people? We are so numb and lost as a black race to negativity we don’t want a change we cry and moan but really we love it we love being ignorant and dumb

[@onceagain6184]

@@johntucker4056 You can't be serious but if you are work on your reading comprehension !

[@johntucker4056]

@@onceagain6184 let’s talk about it!! What is it that I am saying that’s wrong! I was born in the 80s I seen how hip hop went left! Nwa ice t etc was on some gangster vibe then the rest was history! That was never melle mels plan lyrics was alll about talking about the struggles in the hoods period

[@LakeKyle_]

I rock with and appreciate every era of hiphop . This convo was fire

[@FilthyCasualVR]

There is a MUTUAL disrespect between generations of hip hop and it's sad to see.

[@King_SHANG_Presents]

Older rap dudes do hate on younger rap dudes, the same way New York hated on the SOUTH.

[@realrighteoustv]

Great conversation...with that being said...get some of the younger rappers on here! That 21 interview was dope!

[@jayskywalker5049]

DIVIDE AND CONQUER ON A HIGHER LEVEL

[@AbrahamPalmer-wj5cb]

Exactly

[@spv-ninety8282]

Melle Mell Said: - He'll Beat Eminem Easily. - Jay Z Is Overrated. - Biggie Not An All Time Great.

[@6thbr871]

He also said run dmc was the begging of the end of real hip hop lol

[@MrWARBUCKS24]

@@6thbr871 that’s because RUNDMC didn’t wear the boots spikes and feathers

[@antoniohoward981]

@@MrWARBUCKS24 that why Willie D knock melle mel out

[@bigj6706]

All 3 statements are FALSE!!

[@TheWaveTing]

Conversations as these is Why I want to build fam . Good one

[@gravegaming2023]

3:50 I'm one of the 24 year olds who saw this all happening real time growing up and just feeling like all of my peers are ignoring the difference in quality and competitiveness. Going as far as having to look deep inside myself and contemplate whether I'm just being racist and trapped by early childhood nostalgia is the only reason I like 90s/00s hip hop so much I eventually came to the conclusion that Rap is more white than it has ever been in terms of artists and Fans (so my hate is probably not related to being white) and that I'm extremely hopeful for these new guys coming up like J.I.D, Griselda, Dax etc. So I've become more comfortable in my dislike of practically anything 2010s style .

[@D-One]

Here's one more reason: Hip-Hop changes dramatically every decade or so, while genres of those "revered old artists" mostly stay the same, this makes their careers last a lot longer while in Rap it's very hard to stay on top if your wave is no longer what's popin, unless the artist is willing to keep changing and ridding all the new waves but it's usually goofy to see a 55yr rapping the way 17yr rap... 🤷‍♂

[@TollFree999]

Rap has been around long enough to have an audience old enough to support the older artists. But older rap fans only buy their favorite artists older stuff. I see it all the time when someone like Meth drops an album but no one in that age group I know actually supported the project even when it's solid. So then they have to rely on the younger fans supporting them which doesn't work as well, since they'd understandably rather support someone in their age bracket first.

[@sgtslaughter573]

@@TollFree999 this is what y'all don't understand these older folks you speak of don't buy cds or pay to stream music and give their hard earned money to people who already rich 😂 things always change it's still the same game most older artists stuck in the past you literally can blow up off KZbin the younger generation are the sheep who artists should always focus and prey on to have success being salty at the younger artists not gonna help you in no way you Collab and capitalize put your feelings aside its all business at the end of day

[@D-One]

@@TollFree999 I also sort of see that around my circle, i'd say it's 50/50, half of the ogs still listen to new stuff from guys like meth the other half only listen to the old joints... Tie that to the fact that back when Meth was popping the amount of people listening to hip-hop was tiny compared to now, that also plays a part because like you said new fans tend to relate more to their age bracket with a few expectations like Jay-Z, J Cole, etc... It's really a lot of factors that contribute to OG's not having the deserved attention and let's face it, many of them lost also lost that youthfull hunger and fell off.

[@edwinotieno9470]

UNTRUE Reggae changes dramatically too but they revere the older generation

[@D-One]

@@edwinotieno9470 I was generally refering to Pop/Rock/Top-40 genres since that is referred in the actual conversation. I can't possibly know the detailed history of all the genres out there bro. To me raggae sounds the roughly the same if anything changed in that realm it was dancehall which absorbed the trap sound lot in the last decade but I am no expert to have an opinion about that anyway, I admit my ignorance here.

[@lesson6053]

🤯MG . .. imagine Melle Mel as the next guest on this jawn' !!!!!

[@welder9163]

Old Rappers are Defensively Jealous.

[@benjamintribe4652]

Fiyah so many jewels and gems dropped!!!👍🏾✊🏾👊🏾💪🏾🙏🏾👑💎🔥💯

[@ElGuapoPenderhughes]

Mayweather fought Connor McGregor. Young niggas who have no fathers can't be mentored most time. It's logic vs getting a bag. And now it's all about a bag. It's almost laughable that we expect young cats to give reverence and listen to anybody outside their peers.

[@scienz]

remember the Blaze battles? They should have one now, with rappers from every era. Melle Melle, Method Man, Meek Mill, Benny, J Cole.....shit would be crazy

[@fredjohnson4552]

This happens in the NBA and NFL too when you times passes your time passes. And yes the game will still evolve after you. Yes that niggas after you will get paid more even if they are not better. That’s just the game.

[@AbrahamPalmer-wj5cb]

Exactly

[@slimcutz2081]

Method kept it real 💯 👌🏽 I always felt like Melly Mel attitude was always on some str8 bull 💩 !! #OleFolksHatin😡🤬

[@MMM0824LA]

Its time to bridge the gap! There's plenty to be said on both sides of the spectrum!

[@ALexander-ue3kj]

Saying that is useless.

[@AbrahamPalmer-wj5cb]

Correct

[@KingBroleslaw]

This is happening in so many industries

[@MyCharlie223]

Karma is a mother.....especially after Melle's diss-track disaster

[@TheDAZ1001]

There could be many reasons for hate and bitterness from the OG's. It's hard to quantify a single reason for it as it's individual bias's at play. But as a general what might be reason could be, the way they were raised by how harsh the street's were. How hard it was to make it, how hard it was to trust people, and dealing with rivalry. And that rivalry mindset hasn't left um. Dog each dog.

[@cedricholand3780]

Older artist want all this respect but won't give any. How do they expect to get embraced while telling younger artists their music is trash.

[@214silk2]

It’s everybody The old rappers mad that the young rappers don’t know their history, get paid more with less skill (in their opinion) don’t pay homeage to them, the changes that were made to hip hop etc The young rappers mad the old heads try to tell them what to do, don’t embrace them, don’t motivate them, and still don’t understand certain things

[@andilegxelesha-maqashu7348]

It's a matter of leadership qualities, a leader doesn't reciprocate the "other" group's negative energy towards them, but finds that which is positive. There are leaders among old heads, there are leaders among new kings. Jay-Z always paid homage and bridged the gap with his predecessors, including PE who was always "sh**ing" on him and his generation. Chuck Dee always felt he was not needed because he was not an activist like they were, Jay-Z felt "I cannot help the poor if I'm one of them". In the end Hov took Hip Hop to where PE could not have, and then he actually listened to them and found a balance.

[@dakidubbad.7645]

Barz Once you pass in music you have nothing to barta with until your audience comes

[@patrickoakley7890]

When you go back and listen to the way the best MCs from the 90s rhymed and compare it to the new generation....its like they're speaking two different languages. These new kids just rap about shooting you in the face 50 times while being fucked up on cough syrup and pain pills, and they're mumbling and slurring while they do it. They don't fuck with older rappers because they can't understand them. Like imagine a new kid today kickin some shit like How High or Da Rockwilder. Never ever will that happen.

[@Ironmanpwnz]

Im 24 and I be bumping this shit all the time

[@itsbingnation]

Whole time our girls thinking we out chasing Heaux….we are engaging in thought provoking discourse as a collective.

[@spek-27]

That "newer artist / older artist" scenario that Method Man was talking about is the exact reason why Redman dissed Def Jam in the mid 2000's. They were putting all their money and promotion into the new "hot" rappers and ignoring the veterans (like Red and Meth) who actually helped build the label.

[@homie-da-clown7520]

Method Man was always a top 5 East Coast Emcee to me. Living legend!

[@poetparagraph]

Melle Mel said in multiple interviews why he hated 90s rappers. He said because they were marketing negativity to the kids. And sadly this episode is a PSA to not be a weed head...it's sad to see method man lose his memory mid sentence like that.

[@marc-xavier3878]

It’s takes a nation of us to change the narrative of a few..

[@damioncox3371]

This shit so relevant in present day 2023 after his Art Of Dialogue interview where he shit on everything and everybody that came after him. Meth obviously is telling no lies

[@itsstilljoose]

Meth talking facts. I remember when I met Run Dmc. Run was rude but JMJ and DMC were cool as hell.

[@dimitrisbright9807]

This video about Melle Mel just hits even harder today with the nonsense that Mel was talking when it came to Eminem

[@dc4ever967]

Didn't Mel just hate on Eminem?🤔 dude been hatein on rappers since 85

[@zobeatz2258]

MATH HOFFA your show is needed and keep it going by any means don't worry about no hatters lol!

[@JohnnyFromVirginia]

Man this conversation was hella interesting.

[@rehab-101-onsw]

7:13 > Separation from heritage; using the same formula done for slavery.

[@EnlightenedCAFE]

Respect, I love hip hop music all generations and we grew up with the infancy, and to see the influences of the past,present and future 🙌 🎶 its gonna be a beautiful thing BECAUSE of conversations like this,Not like the culture vulture GLAD,TV MATH AND CREW WE APPRECIATE THIS!! THANK YOU

[@jefferydixon5641]

Hell....we don't do that in our communities in comparison to other cultures !!! So it's not just hip hop

[@LanceG007]

The reason it’s like that is because hip hop is the only genre that’s regional

[@lochnkey5216]

Great segment

[@HeresJohnnyFan]

The difference between music from our generation, I'm 46 and grew up listening to literally everything but my genuine love is Rap/HipHop, because it was storytelling at its best when it began with people like Eazy E, NWA, Slick Rick, Bone Thugs and too MANY more for me to mention but today's music is more about shock value and the club beats without a story line behind it and when it does have a story line these kids think it has to be extremely literal where it is leading to possible indictments and them losing everything because they feel that people gangsta rap came from a time when that's how people had to support their families through street shit but learned they could turn those bad experiences into a music career and have wealth and fame they were telling kids NOT to do these things because you CAN find a way out and they told the stories in HYPOTHETICALS NOT Outright facts that could be proven the kids didn't get that understanding because nobody say and explained this is what they said and this is what they meant because kids today don't listen to ALL OF THR LYRICS there hear the Beat and a word here and there and decide on what they believe it means without a full understanding of metaphor, simile, or anything other that the song said this so I have to do this to prove to these OGs that I AM this or that but the kids these days don't have a clue because I have a 20 year old daughter and a 7 year old son and they both have grown up listening to Hip-hop and they both get totally different meanings and like totally different stuff for various reasons but especially my 7 year old son even in conversation he hears a word or two he's told and decides what he thinks you meant from those certain parts he hears but I go back through it with him and slow tuff down and explain and it takes a few times and then he gets it but everyone gets a different meaning from the same exact thing depending on their view of it and a lot of people in my generation don't either want or have the time to sit and ask their kids about the music and the meaning behind it and especially kids from extreme poverty with single or no parental supervision so they have to rely on themselves and too many of these kids also never learned the VALUE OF RESPECT and our generation that was TOP PRIORITY and so when people see the amount of disrespect these days not many are willing to take the time to educate because it's easier to just ignore and go about their own lives when if more people would try to instill the value of respect and the knowledge behind the lyrics then maybe our kids and grandkids would actually learn from the mistakes of the past and not be damned to repeat them just like the lyrics of one of mine and my son's favorite songs that I broke down to him- Welcome to Real Life(ft. Kryzie Bone, Hussein Fatal, King Malachi & Arsenal) they explain what they've been through and it's not where you want to be but they aren't giving details to anything to be snitching on anyone or anything because they are trying to teach and educate that it could lead to jail or death and some had no other choices but to do things they've done but they also had to pay the price for those decisions also so when people see the lack of RESPECT and these younger generations acting entitled and thinking they know everything when they don't have a clue then it's hard to take the time to care or give them respect so these conversations are extremely important but it doesn't help if the kids don't listen. Keep trying though because it takes time but hopefully it'll change things one day!! #respect #weneedmorecommunication

[@helpoj]

With Mel coming out with the reckless shiet he saying about Nas, Jay, eminem, kendrick etc, this clip is gold

[@justingraham2678]

I feel ya Meth!…..forgetting what you were gonna say is from the weed! I’m 42 and do that shit all the time and I smoke everyday! 😅

[@chisimpson3376]

Hmmmm I think other genres for example rock is more accepting to change. I listen to all music. Rock has changed from the beginning of time into many different facets of sub genres; and I’m sure the OGs didn’t like it but they accepted. Hip hop is just a genres that’s not so accepting to change 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@AbrahamPalmer-wj5cb]

Correct

[@thamsanqahadebe5778]

Mecca gets it! His eyes are wide open.

[@gregorycallaway5628]

THE EVOLUTION IS THE REVOLUTION

[@Mike-LitorisSoBig]

With Melle Mel's last track, he publicly shat his pants, for the whole world available

[@phettywappharmaceuticalsll8842]

Melle been a salty hater

[@tedjohnson8319]

Divide and conquer. They don't want Olds heads giving the yungins no game

[@christianfrazier4259]

Method Man is right about Melle Mel I heard interviews with Mel and he always sounded like a hater. All Facts!!

[@strifelord5239]

The young generation haven't honed their skills over years of standing on the block and getting the most out of floppy disk samplers. They weren't built in cauldrons of fire or under pressure of living up to expectations of uniqueness, lyricism, flow, cadence and wittiness. They just express themselves. There's a reason why kids will choose McDonalds every single day over a Michelin star restaurant. McDonalds appeals to them. They don't care about the work and skill and renown. Just the sound and how it makes them feel. The 60s had some great music that I can appreciate now. But when I was a kid, it was depressing. Sounded like something long gone, black and white, backwards and sad. I was wrong af but that's what that music brought to mind.

[@anash578]

It’s Disappointing and sad at the same time if you think about all the incredible music that could’ve been made from all these dope ass Artist 😡 but was not because of BS beefs , labels or the worst of all for me is “ we make different kinds of records “ . CASE & point imagine if BIG never did tht Bone Thugs record cuz they made different kinds of records

[@hathadon167thstreet]

I’m 24 and I’m very up to speed with the older hip hop and all so it all depends on the young person tbh .. but everyone has said facts 💯💯

[@repentyasharahla7632]

Nas has been making fire collaboration records with the young generation

[@po5916]

Big UP to Meth. I remember when he dissed wacka, I ain't really care. But after you seen wacka's response...even method man took that shit back lol. Wacka showed none but love even after he heard what meth said.

[@ysl_443ysl]

Not gonna lie…. This is real hip hop/ rap talk. I sparked my blunt and eventually it went out. I don’t let my blunts go out, that’s how engaging this conversation was………

[@munny_1206]

It's really some Willy Lynch shit. Got us hating each other over our differences

[@willblack4237]

Meth saved my life. Wu saved my like in '92. Meth is still my guy, fav. Thanks for the platform. Game changer

[@lfprangley]

Lol KZbin recommends me this after Melle drops his "diss"

[@412VIBE]

The problem with the new generation... alot of them ....not all of them.... are making Hip-Hop GAY... WEARING DRESSES AND SHIT...

[@Premovato]

Because rap is marketed as a young man’s genre. It’s packaged as who’s the new hot thing. Other genres it’s like the new person has to prove themselves through longevity before they can get the praise of the leaders(elders) of their music.

[@dhruviljoshi3771]

& now that dude's after Eminem, li wayne & kendrick🤡

[@dannybx78]

Salute to everyone in this show.

[@Daniel-ks7rh]

#METHODMAN #MATHHOFFA Question!? Isn't battle rap a big part of the origin of hip hop!? Okay so the reason why I believe the cause as to why hip hop isn't perceived and/or treated the same as rock n roll and/or country, is because hip hop has a strong element that has been manifested from the jump. And do too that, it is like the MMA of music genre where as country did not formulate with the same element now although there is competition in all genres, basically the artists competing for different reasons, the element of competition is higher and the level of aggression or should I say the element of aggression is a lot more higher too so look at it like you look at the periodic table different elements fam, just is, what it is, but overtime with pushing a new mindset you could decrease the norms perception when viewing the music genre of hip Hop, but to remove the atom or nucleus out of hip Hop then it would no longer be hip-hop it would be something else. Or at least that's the best articulate bs I could come up with to voice my opinion in they attempt to try and make some sense out of y'all's why this, why that question lol no offense just playin' a little, but yeah, that's the best understanding I could come up with. Yeah, hip hop/ Emcees are looked at more like boxers and/or fighters vs musicians and nobody wants to watch old boxer, in their 70s fighting, it wouldn't be as entertaining not fair, but that's life, right!? Wish I had could fly like a bird sometimes, but God made me a man so gotta appreciate it, for what it is. I could have the wings of a bird, but then I'd have to except the bird brain that comes with it, so just appreciate the beauty of it. Yeah, the world audience might not perceive Emcees/rappers as musicians, but what they can't take away from Emcees/rappers/hip hop is it's sphere of influence so take that fact about it and stride. You know what, now that I think about it, it's the same reason why a real snow white pale ass dutch man couldn't pull off dressing like a gangster as good as a brother could, not saying he couldn't look fly, but let's be real, who would compliment the gangster wardrobe more better, Pee-wee Herman or PAC!? And that's do to us being condition to viewing different races/faces of different cultures, it could be changed, but that would take mad time and lots of trading places, in fashion. As dope as Eminem as he still needed a cosine like Dre to give him a Fighting Chance to be received.

[@mostmost1]

I get what your saying. Hiphop also can absorb any genre. The original battles were copied off battle of the band style events. The crowd chose who played better. They didn't rap in each other's face. They did a routine and the others did a routine. Just like r&b and rock bands did for decades. The hits that put hiphop on the charts were not combative or competitive. They focused on the party. The party was the point of hiphop.

[@Daniel-ks7rh]

@@mostmost1 oh okay I didn't know that well then, it's f****** whitey, that son of a bitch!!! F*** Kenny just let a brother be!? Just FN with Cha, love ya, God bless 🙏🕊️

[@Daniel-ks7rh]

@@mostmost1 by the way, anybody gonna attend that country battle between Garth Brooks and Kenny Chesney!? Y'all know, Kenny got dem bars lol ✌️

[@jeremysiron9622]

The older hip-hop artists are revered by the TRUE fans, now more than ever….. but I will agree it’s different in different genres, for instance, I’m a metalhead, but I love all different kinds of rock, me and my friends have revered Jimi Hendrix, a black man in the rock world, ever since we were kids, and we haven’t lost one bit of that appreciation and he was hot in the 60s he died in the 60s, and all my friends still be sporting Hendrix shirts like we were coming up in the 90s….We still talk about his wizardry on the guitar, we still learn his shit, still play his shit…..in the rock world it is an unspoken rule that you do not disrespect the pioneers, that shit doesn’t even happen, so whoever was making a point about the genres is really onto something….Just even the thought of like a newer metal band throwing shade at Metallica is just an insane thought, wouldn’t happen

[@mc11views]

The separation is intentional. While we sleep 😴.

[@mrforrester488]

Conspiricy and business are the same thing

[@reggieburris]

Bro I’m almost 60, following hip hop from the late 70s. Kurtis Blow came to my small city of Gastonia, NC in 79/80, and it’s been on since. Your audience is beyond 55 Math, just saying. Keep it cracking!

[@murphymurph7578]

57

[@eyesurvivedmyself]

4:38 Melle Mel part!

[@utilize3eyes]

Unconscious minds

[@babywizardkelly166]

Relevant

[@andrewcoleman451]

Keep em coming

[@yazeedyairbey]

That last part! 🔥🔥🔥

[@saeedajaib]

This clip is going to get more traction 8 months later. Gotta love the algorithm 😀

[@xavmiz3070]

Man. Wisdom every single episode, but damn, this hit hard.

[@Dadon93]

Damn that Melle Mel comment is so relevant

[@DreP500]

More vids like this please great show by the way!

[@247Tongan]

Melle Mel is working on his manners and had just apologized haha. Growth

[@kingchino4990]

I always said it, New York always had the privilege of playing true NY Hip-Hop because DanceHall and Reggae were are dancing music. We love their music jus as much, so artists never had to make dance or club music. 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@lesson6053]

I'll think that's a super tricky dangerous line to walk for the architects of this hip-hop/rap thing to call what the newer generation(s) of hip-hippers/rappers are doing trash because I'm sure their (architects)parents told them that "this hippity Bibbidi rap is crap" . .. "don't nobody want to hear that". .. but they kept doing it anyway. [Thank you for keeping it going. 💪🏽🙏🏽💚 FULL GRATITUDE].. and because you architects of this hip-hop thing went through the resistance of hip-hop first,. .. ..🤷🏽 why repeat and regurgitate the resistance with those coming in and up after you guys 🤷🏽 . .. turn around and waive to them or even stop and greet and talk to and welcome them. ..ijs

[@rhymesyndicate4924]

It's one reason why the younger generation don't want do music with older artist; is because they are not as lyrically talented as the older artist; that's just true facts in many cases. Trap music and drill are not Hip Hop music; it's a big difference in the three. They should of never put them in the same category. Hip Hip is in class all it's own. Peace and blessing.

[@ladyleofilmstv9558]

Another one!!!! 🔥

[@ruff1draft]

Would like to hear a Method Man, Black Thought Royce Da 59 and Tech Nine Album

[@velleione]

This conversation is really needed old heads need to start making music with a new heads and the new heads need to start making music with the old heads bottom line bridge the gap come together as one stop being so selfish....... Everybody

[@AbrahamPalmer-wj5cb]

Facts

[@14dirtydee]

I think we just need to let every generation be who they want to be, nothing will ever compare to your age group and what you were exposed to liking at that time. Each generation will not like the currents generation music as much as their own but no need to diss their music and what they perceive is hip hop. That’s how it all started anyways, u experiment with beats and rhyming and u create your own art. Every generation will be different, enjoy your generation as it’s here forever once the music is made and let these new generation of hip hop artist/rappers do what they think is best. What needs to happen is getting rid of these major record labels.

[@MattCupan]

OGs not revered? I'm STILL hunting down 80s/90s hip hop vinyl. I haven't even purchased vinyl made after Madvillainy.

[@Virru112]

...and a year later, Mel showed us... that he was a one hit wonder that stuck in the 80's.. Meth is 10 times the emcee.. Mel just got there first.

[@MisterB2eternity]

Actually he had more than one hit.

[@WORKSbaby]

@@MisterB2eternityright I’m 28 but he had way more hits

[@skeletordevops]

B/c it’s a distinctly fatherless culture. Real legacy, culture and history is passed down in families around the dinner table and on road trips. Not from watching MTV and BET. Elders aren’t respected b/c the concept of being “fathered” is lacking in the culture tremendously.

[@smoothmcfadden8321]

Excellent analysis and food for thought!

[@michelleowens3998]

Food for thoughts 🤔

[@MMM0824LA]

Big Facts!!!

[@KtotheG]

I rebuke the matriarchy... but we have a lot of simps and son-husbands who uphold and enforce these broads phuckery.

[@blankplank21]

Bars

[@Bronxmanrich]

This conversation is definitely needed. This show really keeps hip hop alive

[@duffman1876]

I agree,I'm a 90's baby that got into hip hop late 2000's😅 I'm always down to learn🍻🍺

[@jimmymack4199]

R.I.POWER A SUN UNIQUE ALLAH WU 4(CULTURE)!!!

[@youngc1mission]

@PHARAOH SPEAKS OVER THE TOP IMPRESSIONS hip hop could never die, its “OUR” culture

[@fiveonthebeat4654]

Definitely does! We as a culture need to take the influence away from the industry period. They breed fools and fools leading fools= more fools. We need our OG’s and all the wisdom they have as well as we need more unity

[@ironlung_era]

Naw, that's a fact bro. Hoffa been silently killing them with success. He deserves his flowers NOW

[@azure5584]

The title perfectly sums up why the o.g.s don't retain nearly the same respect as old heads in other genres of music. Unlike Melle Mel, Method Man IS one of those older dudes who continue to be respected and everyone knows why that's the case.

[@ryanrantovich8308]

At this point it needs too not be sugar coated. Most later rappers after mele mel did the hippity hip message songs .the music went over his head in everyway possibble..he's just old hater that can't take mostly every artist or Rapp group after him sounds better rspps. Enter sold more records .and was just plain better get over it smelly Melle