When will people get sick of gangster rap?

People get sick of things and move on. Folk music and Rock and Roll in the 60s, pysch rock and disco in the 70s, new wave/synthpop and hair metal in the 80s, grunge rock and alternative rock in the 90s, bubble gum pop and boy bands in the late 90's. These things have all spent maybe 6 or 7 years in their prime.

So what gives with gangster rap? It has not changed one iota since 1995ish, 10 long years, and it doesn't look like its budging any time soon. Its all one black guy and his posse talking (not singing) into a mic with a beat - about crack, police, jail, bitches, and how much money and cars they have. All of it is the same. So the begging question is, when will people get sick of this?

[pokerdirty]

[ucfryan]

You really aren't listening to all of it if this is your assumption.

[samjjones]

The look of horror on Mike Myers' face is priceless.

[xadrez]

why do you hate freedom?

[MonkeeMan]

Sorry, but your example of bubble gum pop from the late 90's sucks. It's been around forever. Now go do your homework.

[Clarkmeister]

Hey #67, it's been closer to 20 years than 10.

[steelcmg]

Ive always been sick of it.

[TheBlueMonster]

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Folk music and Rock and Roll in the 60s, pysch rock and disco in the 70s, new wave/synthpop and hair metal in the 80s, grunge rock and alternative rock in the 90s,

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another graduate of the VH1 Special school.

[Sightless]

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You really aren't listening to all of it if this is your assumption.

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You don't have to listen to all of it to make that assumption, just the 99% of it...