Lil Yachty, at just 26 years old, is voicing a strong critique of the current state of Hip-Hop. Speaking at Rolling Stone’s Musicians On Musicians event, the rapper lamented the genre’s lack of originality and risk-taking. “Hip-hop is in a terrible place,” Yachty declared, expressing his concern over the prevalence of imitation and low-quality, quickly produced music in the industry.
Yachty praised JID for his authenticity, acknowledging him as one of the few artists who still takes risks. He shared his admiration for JID’s character and consistent quality in music, highlighting the need for more artists with similar dedication and originality.
Discussing his latest album ‘Let’s Start Here.’, Yachty expressed disappointment over its absence in Grammy nominations. Despite initial hopes for recognition, he found a way to let go of the setback. The process of creating the album boosted his confidence and love for his artistry, marking a new beginning in his musical journey.
In addition to his music career, Lil Yachty is making waves with his podcast ‘A Safe Place,’ featuring guests like J. Cole and Kai Cenat, further showcasing his multifaceted talent and influence in the entertainment industry.
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