An unknown person once said, “If the love don’t feel like 90’s r&b, I don’t want it.” Today, music is one of the most used methods of entertainment. Today, almost every time someone jumps in their car, they turn the radio on. On the internet, you can find songs easily. Many people listen to music on their phone. Do you? There are many different forms and styles of music. The 90’s era of music is considered to be the “love era”. The 90’s music is an era of music that was different from all of the previous eras. It features many different varieties of music such as soul, pop, hip-hop, rap, and r&b. Today's music is overplayed, contains too many remixes, and is overall annoying. On radios today, if you were to turn on one and flip through the …show more content…
Previous music eras featured a massive heap of other types of music. Everytime I hear them, I ask myself “Why is it playing again?” There is multiple more different types of music,yet many which I enjoy, and some that I despise. The 90’s era of music surpasses today’s music by a long shot because of its originality, messages, and compassion. To begin, 90’s music subjugates today’s music undoubtedly because of the originality it possesses. Firstly, 90’s era artist were trying to find themselves, yet they still all had an original voice. For example, Tupac Shakur has written many songs such as “Dear Mama” and “Changes”. These songs have been an inspiration to myself and many others.Tupac never had a Jones 2 competitor that sounded even remotely similar to him. Today, no one has managed to imitate Tupac’s original sound. As you can see, 90’s era music artists all had an original voice. Secondly, 90’s era artists wrote original songs, unlike a handful of today’s music …show more content…
For instance, Destiny’s Child’s hit song “Say my name”, was remixed by one of today’s artists, Cosmo’s Midnight. They sped up the beats, and I personally believe that it sounds repulsing. Thus, 90’s music artists had original songs. In summary, 90’s music subjugates today’s music undoubtedly because of its originality. Next, 90’s music surpasses today’s music because of the messages that the artist left trailing behind them .Firstly, many 90’s artists mentioned real life situations to leave their trail of breadcrumbs. For example, in Tupac’s hit song “Changes,” he said, “I see no changes, all I see is racist faces, misplaced hate makes disgrace to races.” Racism has always been an important issue. He brings it up so people will realize it is wrong and does make them disgraceful. All people should be treated equally. As you can see, 90’s artists left messages that linger and leave you pondering. Secondly, many 90’s artists left messages to push people to persevere when they feel like they reach the end of their road. Specifically, in Tupac’s song “Keep ya head up,” he said, “Even though ya fed up, ya gotta keep ya head up.” Consequently, 90’s artists left