what will be the next big thing after trap and mumble fade?
let's assume.
What will be the next big thing after trap and mumble fade?
Tyler Butler
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Adrian Sanders
grunge rock revival
Blake Hall
Some other kind of rap, unfortunately
Jace Powell
alternative R&B like Billie Eilish, CUCO and those kids
Caleb Brown
Progressive dreamfunk
Sebastian Lopez
Boring Indie Rock/ Dream Pop or some kind of R&B
Hunter James
it aint me
Liam Taylor
>not superior Post-Avant Jazzcore
Landon Robinson
acoustic onkyo
David Cruz
This
Austin Nelson
nu-nu-metal
Aiden White
Either there will be a steady rise in cloud rap, a flash-in-the-pan sounding R&B, or some mainstream artists will try to commercialize the popular underground trend of using industrial drum beats rather than using the common trap beat.
Jaxson Ross
this
"nu-metal-meets-trap" is the next frontier
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Jace Johnson
Gabber
Jason Carter
huh. interesting, but I don't see it crossing over
Bentley Peterson
nobody saw nu metal crossing over, and yet it did
everything's possible
Dominic Hernandez
I'm thinking brockhampton/Frank ocean type rap will overtake trap
It already happened
A ton of obscure trap producers sample shit like metal ,just gotta blow up
Camden Ross
can't forget Scarlxrd
Caleb Baker
calling it right now
disco/dream pop rap
Tyler Wilson
We're in the hair metal equivalent stage of rap right now. Death Grips is Nick Cave (I know he's not hair metal), Gucci Gang is this year's Shout at the Devil. The similarity isn't musical, it's the idea behind the music. Decadant, bragadocious, hedonistic, arguably plasticine.
The grunge equivalency is next.
Easton Jones
Everyone pulls a Yeezus and starts trying to copy Death Grips.