Comparing Late-90’s/Early-2000s Hip-Hop to Now with Kenny Ferreri @jonneye
Comparing Late-90’s/Early-2000s Hip-Hop to Now with Kenny Ferreri  @jonneye
Uploaded March 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Kenny Ferreri brings his perspective of the early 2000's hip-hop era and how it's evolved.
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Kenny shares his initial experiences with prominent artists like 50 Cent and Eminem and how he became enamored with the underground rap scene, specifically citing mixtapes and the unique sampling techniques of groups like Dipset. The speaker contrasts the timeless quality of hip-hop from their formative years with the contemporary era, expressing dissatisfaction with the transient nature of modern hit songs and the social media-driven music industry. He looks back on the early 2000s as a golden time for hip-hop filled with creativity and substance.

Filmed, edited & directed by Jon Edwards
Originally recorded March 24, 2015.
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Music: 50 Cent - "Ghetto Qu’ran”, “Corner Bodega" & “50 Bars”
Juelz Santana - "My Problem (Jealousy)" & “Who I Am"

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