so why did funk die? current rankings on Spotify:

1,084 Earth Wind & Fire
1,703 Prince
2,169 Jamiroquai
2,234 Kool & The Gang
4,171 The Isley Brothers
4,607 James Brown
6,442 Herbie Hancock
6,533 War
7,002 Rick James
7,381 Sly & The Family Stone
8,505 Funkadelic

for comparison MJ is #87, Sade #643

>>127179710 (OP)
would

Funk came to be associated with cheesy aspects of 70s pop culture and when those became uncool it hurt the genre's commercial potential.

>>127179710 (OP)
lil nas x replaced him so easily and at least he’s a real homosexual and not a fake one.

>>127179710 (OP)
Co-opted by hip hop. There's place for only one nigger genre at a time since they inevitably keep cannibalising whatever came before. Funk killed jazz

Funkers gatekeep the funk

>>127179836
>lil nas x replaced
Already forgotten. He instantly run the satanic black queer well and nobody will ever think of him aside for that weird time period where a novelty hit became a major point of political discourse in that crazy age that was the second half of the 2010s

>>127179858
boomers will have a cardiac attack with his comeback in august. watch out.

>>127179858
>for that weird time period where a novelty hit became a major point of political discourse in
?

>>127179875
Usaid is over, you won't see psyops being pushed on mainstream media for a while. How did that J christ single perform again?

>>127179882
Old time road and the whole we wuz cowboys n shiet nonsense that followed in its wake

>>127179882
it's a Redditor you're replying to

>>127179710 (OP)
It's prog for black people so normies dont care

>>127179710 (OP)
I think you forgot Red Hot Chilli Peppers, bro
Your list would look a little bit different if you didnt remove the biggest name

>>127179883
>Usaid is over, you won't see psyops being pushed on mainstream media for a while

DEI only existed in /pol/tards schizoid fantasies.

>>127180164
This is factually untrue and just because you refuse to acknowledge this fact doesn't mean it didn't happen

White folx did it better

>>127179710 (OP)
zesty

>>127180164
>>>/r/ope, leftshit

>>127179875
Lil Nas X is a manlet niggerfaggot and an embarrassment to Satanism

>>127179710 (OP)
I listened to Prince's entire discography and internalized it, and that cured my autism and got me laid a whole bunch
>thank you Prince

>>127180468
Meds, unc

>>127179710 (OP)
Why did blacks abandon Funk ? Throw a stone in a room full of Isley Brothers listeners under 30 years old, and chances are you'll be hitting a non black person.

I say this as a young musician. People my age in bands do not fucking practice enough to have groove

>>127180140
name 3 popular funk songs by the RHCP

>>127179842
pretty sure r&b and soul exist anon

>>127181237
Stomp!, Brother Man, The Real Thing

all the funk and jazz guys just end up backing rappers on albums ala TPAB

Disco won.

>>127179710 (OP)
It didn't die, it evolved into pop music like all genres before

Listen to Dam-Funk
Also funk's influence lives on

>>127179710 (OP)
It died because Prince made it popular to use gay sounding synths and guitar solos and fruity singing when that was not popular before in funk