LuckyNumbrXIII said
I wasn’t just talking about you though.  

 

Graduated in 09, so you’re 23? 24?  As you get closer to 30, you’ll see what I mean a little more.  You may think, “Oh that’s only 2 or 3 years, how much can I possibly change?”  You’ll see, bro, it hits you like a fucking TRUCK.  It was around 27 where I realized that ICP was targeting kids 10 years younger than me.  I still enjoy the music to this day, and I give it up to ICP for throwing sentimental/nostalgia tracks like, “Take me Home” and “Forever” on their shit… but for the most part, they’re talking to other people.  

 

Twiztid moreso than ICP.  Like, rapping about MDMA, Molly, n shit.  I’ve never done Molly.   When I was in high school, extacy was the main club drug, along with LSD and hallucinogenic liquors.  So when Twiztid rap about doing Molly, I’m like…. “I have no idea what that’s like… nor will I.”  

 

ICP talk about popping pills, but for the most part, I think they just do that “in character,” like they always did.   Still, that’s younger generation shit.  

 

And I flat out don’t get Axe Murder Boyz, and I think it’s cause they speak to the next generation.

To me this seems worse when the artists are older too. With ICP it doesn’t seem AS bad. (I don’t think Hate her to Death was originally about a girl in school, the directors just took it that way) and The Blaster is talking about the past and his kid. I think their music has done at least a little bit of growing up. I mean “Wind Me Up” is undoubtedly about getting old.

But look at like Tech N9ne, he’s over 40 and still rapping about partying and shit. It’s cool that he gets that type of life, but it’s just weird to me listening to a 40 year old fucking an 18 year old. His music almost seems immature at times. He’s mad at “god” because his mom is sick. Your mom has a chronic illness, you should get that by now. What is he gonna do when she dies? Idk man I am just ranting and I am sure there are plenty of songs that contradict this…