| I am a DJ from Staten Island, NY but find myself | | | | heard these songs I couldn't believe they made |
| performing in all the NY boroughs as well as New | | | | mainstream. To an even bigger surprise, I had people |
| Jersey. When I first started in the DJ business, the | | | | asking for it. I cringed everytime the song was heard |
| music coming out in the hip hop genre was solid hits | | | | from my tables but I have to give the crowd what |
| that many disc jockeys still play today. I am noticing | | | | they want to hear. Unfortunately some songs make it |
| more and more that the music coming out now only | | | | on to the radio and that is enough for people to |
| stays in the typical disc jockey's set for about 6 | | | | request it. Both songs now are pretty much forgotten |
| months to a year and then it is forgotten about. What | | | | and I have not had anyone ask for it in quite awhile. |
| has changed? | | | | The more I her this music and others that all sound the |
| My opinion on what changed is just the ease of getting | | | | same, the more scared I get of hip hop's future. Jay |
| a record produced now. I am by far not saying it is | | | | Z's song "DOA" is one of the most brilliant songs I |
| easy to be heard on the radio but some of the songs I | | | | have ever heard. He is one of the last true artists out |
| hear cause me to shake my head and ask why it is | | | | there. I hope record labels start to think before they |
| on the radio. A good example I feel is the "Stanky Leg" | | | | publish more of this garbage and fill our young society |
| and the "Booty Dew" by the GS Boyz. When I first | | | | with the thoughts that this is good music. |