Beanie Sigel talks what’s real including comparing what Biggie & Pac did for the game in their early 20’s and what today’s “late 20’s” rappers are doing. He goes on to say what I’ve been waiting to hear from an artist for a long time, that there’s no feeling anymore. There’s just club records (despite a small handful of artists).
Posted by: Frankie Zing
“The music of today, There’s no feeling in it. I love it when I’m in the club and it come on. I wanna hear it. The bounce on it. The vibe on it. I like that. But when I’m in the wheel at night and I’m on my way home and I’m dolo by myself. I wanna hear ‘What’s Beef.’ I wanna hear ‘All Eyez On Me.’ I wanna hear ‘Smile’ with Scarface, Pac on the joint. I wanna hear that. That’s what I want hear. Right now, it’s no feeling in it. Put it like this. Two of the best that ever done it, Tupac and Biggie Smalls. They both died in they early twenties. So, you look at the rappers that’s out now. And the content of the music that they talking about. That’s in they twenties…No disrespect to nobody…but if the shoe fit, wear it. Listen to the [today’s young] rappers.”
