Quote Originally Posted by 4gan2ja0
hmm... so i was walking home tonight thinking to myself. i was curipus as to whats gonna be played on the radio 25 years from now, on the "oldies" station. i started thinking that there probably wouldnt be much rap, due to the fact that no one wants to listen to guys from 25 years ago talk about how rich and fly they are. i figured it would probably be rock and alternative that would stick around and people would probably still listen to it. it seemed to me as if rap is the new age disco. i say that not to mean they are alike musically, but more of a life expectancy. sure disco was popular at its time, but it died off and no one listens to it anymore, could rap be the same? what are your thoughts?
peace:jointsmile:

p.s. in no way am i making fun of rap or anything, i enjoy listening to it as much as anyone else, but that was just my stoned brain thinking...:thumbsup:
Considering that rap started in the 70's and hit mainstream in the 80's, I'd say that it is here to stay. It has already lasted over 25 years. Rock isn't dying, so don't expect rap to be dying.
coledog855 Reviewed by coledog855 on . is rap like disco? hmm... so i was walking home tonight thinking to myself. i was curipus as to whats gonna be played on the radio 25 years from now, on the "oldies" station. i started thinking that there probably wouldnt be much rap, due to the fact that no one wants to listen to guys from 25 years ago talk about how rich and fly they are. i figured it would probably be rock and alternative that would stick around and people would probably still listen to it. it seemed to me as if rap is the new age disco. i say Rating: 5