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Bun B: Hip-Hop's Generation Gap Needs Old School
17 Dec
Summary
- Bun B highlights a growing disconnect in hip-hop music.
- Many longtime fans feel left out by modern rap's themes.
- Veteran artists must stay active to serve their core audience.
Hip-hop is experiencing a significant generation gap, with veteran artist Bun B asserting the continued importance of old-school rap. He observes that many long-time fans, while still devoted to the culture, increasingly feel alienated by modern music.
Bun B points out that current hip-hop often fails to resonate with the life experiences and responsibilities of its older audience. This disconnect leaves many listeners feeling unrepresented in a 'musical void,' lacking artists who speak to their realities.
To address this, Bun B emphasizes the crucial role of veteran rappers. He believes it is essential for these established artists to remain musically active, ensuring they continue to serve and connect with the dedicated fanbase that has supported them throughout their careers.
