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Boosie: Rappers Don't Have to Tell the Truth to Be Major Artists Anymore (Part 28)
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November 26, 2023
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1,928
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In an interview with Vlad, Boosie discussed his son's career in rap, noting his discomfort with the violence in his son’s lyrics. He compared his son to NFL Hall of Famer Michael Irvin's son who also raps about a gangster lifestyle despite growing up in a gated community. Boosie expressed concern about the generation's lack of authenticity and honesty in their lyrics.
According to both Boosie and Vlad, top artists like Drake, Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole resonate with audiences because they tell personal stories and experiences through their music. The interview also covered the changing landscape of music consumption with the advent of streaming and highlighted the loss of personal connectivity in the digital age. While acknowledging its convenience, Vlad and Boosie acknowledged that it hampers the listener's ability to develop a deeper connection with the artist, as was possible with traditional album purchases.
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