TheAnonOne

<I don't really remember anything from a "womb faze" I just know one day i popped up here, and then i was with Dunky. >

Hip hop has obviously changed grown, evolved, (and in my opinion devolved) since its inception. There have obviously been game changing releases. Albums like Paid in Full, Straight Outta Compton, Illmatic, Ready to Die, Marshall Mathers LP, have helped push the genre in many different directions and have helped make the genera as expansive as it is. My issue today is that hip hop today seems to have a lot less people who focus on lyricism and being actually interesting then just making money. People like Kendrick, Big Krit, and Lupe help keep my faith in the art form today though. I do love though is how hip hop can reach out and feel relatable to so many people. Hip hop to me has always been about people who have been in the struggle, emotionally, financially and just in many parts of life having extreme difficulties in one form or another. Which makes the music so relatable to me. So yea, the music has changed, but and while I feel it has fallen off some, there are still many great artists today who continue to make me enjoy and appreciate hip hop in new different ways.