In this episode, 12Kyle and eclectik discuss the idea that our rappers from the golden era are better than the current generation. They analyze the factors contributing to the gap between the two generations, including talent level, experience, and the motivation behind making music.

They also discuss the competition and creativity that existed in the golden era and compare it to the current state of hip-hop. The conversation highlights the lack of competition and tribalism among fans in the current generation, as well as the lack of creativity in the music being produced. The conversation explores the lack of creativity and originality in the current generation of rappers. It discusses the overuse of sampling and the absence of real-life experiences that limit the depth of their storytelling.

The conversation also highlights the decline of music videos as a platform for creativity and self-expression. It emphasizes the importance of paying dues and the impact it has on the development of artists. The conversation concludes by discussing the failure of current rap music to reflect the social and political issues of the times.

Takeaways

The golden era of hip-hop had a higher level of competition and creativity compared to the current generation.

The lack of competition and tribalism among fans in the current generation hinders the growth and development of the genre.

The current generation of rappers has access to more resources and technology, but there is a lack of creativity in their music.

The golden era rappers were unique and focused on being the best at their craft, while the current generation is more focused on fame and money.

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