Today’s Hip Hop Scene Is Boring
We Need More Eccentric Artists Embracing The Fringe And Breaking Free From Conformity! Hip hop, as a genre, has always been known for its innovation and boundary-pushing nature. From its origins in the streets of New York City to its global dominance today, hip hop has continuously evolved and adapted, breaking free from the norm and challenging the status quo. And at the heart of this evolution are the eccentric artists who dare to be different, pushing the fringe boundaries and refusing to conform to mainstream trends.
I remember as a kid seeing Andre 3000 on TV for the first time, I couldn’t figure out if dude was Hip Hop or what he wore for the video was just part of the costume, the entire aesthetic was outside of the norm to what I was used to seeing, but nonetheless, I was excited to find out more. Fast forward to some years later, Lil Uzzi Vert blows up the scene, and once again I couldn’t figure out what “box” to put him in because he came in with something totally different.
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