Can We Please Stop Calling Every Album A Classic?

It seems like there has been a slew of amazing music released in the last year, and hip hop has responded very positively to all of it. In the last year, there has been something for everyone whether it’s music for the turn up, the conscious, the depressed, or those that need to forget. Despite the amazing music, it didn’t take much time for listeners and bloggers to immediately deem projects as a “classic,” which has seemed to have tainted the phrase altogether.

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2011 MTV Video Music Awards – Red Carpet
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Read more on why we need to stop calling albums “classic” on the following pages.

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