He was more important for Gen Z, than Kurt Cobain was for Gen X.
He was more important for Gen Z, than Kurt Cobain was for Gen X
Samuel Martinez
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Lincoln Ramirez
not really. x wasn't even making good music when he died. why did this nigga decide to go pop? no fucking integrity baka.
Juan Jackson
probably the biggest loss for music ever. imagine what could have been
Adrian Parker
Every piece of music he made had personal meaning to him.
I agree, vro. I don't believe I will ever get over his death.
Benjamin Harris
>imagine what could have been
more shitty pop and reggaeton?
Daniel Phillips
What makes you think that?
Nolan Gray
His Soundcloud stuff had major potential but he strayed away from that
Connor Bennett
because that was his recent output at his time of death. he hadn't made the hard and interesting shit for a while before he got shot.
Julian Scott
no he fucking wasnt
Joshua Turner
>getting filtered by reggaeton
he was perfecting his mainstream acceptance while still serving his core fans. his christmas mixtape is essentially the last of his soundcloud style we got, and it was fire
Kayden Anderson
>getting filtered by reggaeton
I'm not being filtered, it's just ass. Shit was just put on his album to get easy Latin American streams.
Cooper Watson
17 also had some remaining SoundCloud X. It's the perfect album since he deals with subjects most other rappers won't even touch.
Gabriel Taylor
Back when he was an interesting artist
Ryan Phillips
This song always makes me cry. RIP Jah.
Xavier Morgan
I don't know a single song by this dude and I listen to current music
Kayden Roberts
>6 posters
get off his dick dude
Colton Perry
Josiah Torres
The opposite. Kurt is still heavily remembered today whereas XXXtensioncord has already been forgotten.
Ian Robinson
Why did zoomers invade this board lol
Colton Bell
What makes you think this?
Luis Lopez
>x wasnt even making good msuic when he died
neither was kurt lmao
Sebastian Rogers
Literally who?
Brandon Butler
Daily reminder that the “cult of Kurt” was a marketing scheme created in the early 2000s in order to sell Nirvana’s Greatest Hits.
Brody Ross
Kurt was also the OG clout martyr.
Dylan Price
Music streaming. The fact that X had nowhere near the fanfare of Kurt when he was alive. Nirvana had a ton of MTV presence, radio play, press coverage for their music, awards, good acclaim for their albums, etc. during their short career. X had almost none of that. His albums were almost universally panned and most radio stations wouldn't touch him due to both his domestic abuse charges and his music being shit. Also, music streaming entails that the "rock legend" is essentially dead, since the platform makes it almost impossible for an artist to have a long-lasting or significant career.
Chase Thompson
Actually true desu, in utero isn't all that good.
Jose Cruz
cringe
Wyatt Collins
What makes you say that?
Easton Reyes
not really
guys like xxxtentacion are easily replaceable
white girls already moved on to guys like roddy ricch and the likes. nobody cared about him anymore.
Jaxson Anderson
>guys like xxxtentacion are easily replaceable
>white girls already moved on to guys like roddy ricch and the likes. nobody cared about him anymore.
Exactly. Streaming makes artists much more disposable than they were 30 years ago.
Hunter Johnson
Jah didn’t have any of this yet had a bigger influence than Kurt ever did.
Samuel Gutierrez
Not even close. Zoomers are incredibly scatter-brained and lose interest in artists quickly. Just look at the numbers X's final album raked in. Hint: they're terrible. His primary fan base has moved on to Roddy Ricch, Dababy, NLE Choppa, etc.