@GabrielBuule@therealGnlzamba The fact that you said fewer pipo understand his genre then what genre is it because as far as I'm concerned we understand hiphop😁😁😁
You can’t do a hip hop show in this day and age and act like we’re still in 2005. The hip hop trends have changed. The culture has evolved. Today, hip hop is unity and diversity. It’s digital, it’s inclusive, it’s global. And if you’re not involving everyone, if your show is just about a small circle, it’s never going to work. Look at those who are doing it right today, they’ve embraced the shift, they’ve opened up the space, they’ve let the culture breathe.
instead of leading the way the OGz are fighting and throwing bars at each other online the whole week, while the younger generation watched, Meanwhile the elements, the roots of this culture are not being forwarded.
Today, the game has changed. The genres have evolved. From drill to trap, to afro-fusion, to the lyrical rap battles going viral on TikTok and Reels. The scene is growing, the platforms are changing, but some of us are still acting like the world hasn’t moved. The culture is not just yours. It belongs to all of us.
Hip hop is about expression, resistance, identity, unity. It is not about ego. It’s not about gatekeeping. We can’t keep limiting the culture to small cliques or personal aspirations. There’s space for us all now.
#KeepingHipHopAlive
@kirya_ug Man the guy is too arrogant,I think Gravity was right to Zambia tula mubufumbo otebenkele,coz the guy wants to own the genre,like bro we have better options stop proving nti gwe asinga chill man