why cant rappers make music forever?

[theheavens]

Because Rap/Hip hop is flavor of the month, and requires very LITTLE musical talent, if at all, and people only like it for so long. ALL the genre's you posted are actual music based, and not bragging and bullshit

you work for fox news?

anyway hip-hop is a young man's game. can't go on forever. but that's what makes it exciting. bill o'reilly over here doesn't get it

[Shadow Demon]

Because the stuff most rappers talk about is corny when youre over 28.

Nas did a good job of making a grown man hip hop album IMO.

I completely agree, there's alot of jewels and subject variation on there.

This album will change some peoples lives for the better

[Yuki]

Because Rap/Hip hop is flavor of the month, and requires very LITTLE musical talent, if at all, and people only like it for so long. ALL the genre's you posted are actual music based, and not bragging and bullshit

smh

[JASPER BEARDLY]

Bc many sell out

Kane did a track w 9th wonder that was dope

Kool g dropped a dope ass album

rae and ghost been dropping heat

Busta still bodies shit when he wants to, aka rakims euphoria

Rakim jada styles p all around 40

Pete rock

Krs one

[ShaolinDarts]

Its the fans. This is one of the genres where the fanbase is the complete opposite of the rappers background in most cases.

They won't follow their fav rappers from their 'phase' period when growing up through to yound adulthood through to middle age like the artists you mention even if the rapper even improves.

Generally the problem with rap is basically in most cases a black rapper is an outsider to his label (most probably non black owned and run) that will move onto the next fad and ditch the rapper and is an outsider to his middle class white fanbase whom will ditch the rapper as they grow older and become part of mainstream society.

[ShaDynasty]

Its the fans. This is one of the genres where the fanbase is the complete opposite of the rappers background in most cases.

They won't follow their fav rappers from their 'phase' period when growing up through to yound adulthood through to middle age like the artists you mention even if the rapper even improves.

Generally the problem with rap is basically in most cases a black rapper is an outsider to his label (most probably non black owned and run) that will move onto the next fad and ditch the rapper and is an outsider to his middle class white fanbase whom will ditch the rapper as they grow older and become part of mainstream society.

interesting logically, but people generally like the music they liked when they were teenagers for the rest of their life.

People need to stop short changing rap musicians. whatever that dickhead said about rap requiring no talent and is all bragging.

get the fuck outta here. no talent to create 'king of rock'? hard to earn'? no musical talent? it takes as long to become a master at rapping, writing, producing, deejaying as it does to master a traditional musical instrument.

[THE W]

umm....they do.