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Originally Posted by Jester
But that style of hip hop isn't even old school; referring to something that's "old school" refers to early forms. The 90's wasn't early for hip hop--it was hip hop at its best, but there's a completely distinct style that came before the 90's. That's old school, 90's was the new school. It's not new to us anymore, but just chronologically speaking, it's not really exactly old school.
Why not argue about it? It's a music board. We can debate about terms referring to music. Resorting to "it's my opinion, leave me alone!" is retarded. Explain your opinion, support your side. I'll support mine, and we learn from each other.
Stop taking disagreements so personal, people.
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No one's taking it personal. I'm just telling you all it will get nowhere
because people inevitably resort to "it's my opinion, leave me alone!". With something like this there's no real ground to solidify your arguments on, beside perhaps mainstream perception, but in this case even that is divided. So basically, you will say "80s was old school, 90s is golden age", someone else will say "no, everything pre 2000 was old school", and conan will say
