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The best I can find is here. INTERVIEW: Jay-Z visits The New FLOW 93.5 in Toronto [Audio] | TOFLO.com It was on Halloween of 2009 and they brought up ICP because it's Halloween. |
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According to Faygoluvers Jay Z just praised their marketing and longevity which sounds like him just trying to be nice cause he has no reason to be a dick to them. I do not think that hip hop has come to respect ICP. I don't know anything about Xquire but Danny Brown is his own kind of lovable low class thing that I don't think really represents anyone's opinion but his own.
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Edit: It's becoming less taboo to appreciate them than it used to be. I think it's because hip hop is finally becoming a lot more accepting of different ideas and much more experimental than it used to be. Or maybe because in comparison to Lil Pump hip hop heads have found a new respect for them. I don't know. |
I think that might be down to A.) the amount of time that has passed, and B.) the diffusion of music because of the internet so that people just kind of happen upon them and are like yay or nay rather being confronted with them like they might have been in the 90s.
Not necessarily any kind of respect thing. I really do think they just have a sound that will be appealing to a very certain kind of person right off the bat, and everyone else will always hate them, with a few outliers like me who just end up getting used to it. Something to do with a solid pop sensibility but an idiosyncratic sound pallet. |
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