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Ebro Says Southern Hip Hop Is Running Out Of Steam, Only Has Future Left - AllHipHop

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Ebro Says Southern Hip Hop Is Running Out Of Steam, Only Has Future Left

By: Yohance Kyles (@HUEYmixwitRILEY)Category: News

THE RADIO HOST IGNITES NORTH VS SOUTH DEBATE

(AllHipHop News) The South has been a dominant force in Hip Hop for over two decades. From the Geto Boys and OutKast breaking out in the 1990’s to Future and Rick Ross representing for modern-day Southerners, rap stars from below the Mason–Dixon line have long been a major part of the musical landscape.

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Radio personality Ebro Darden believes the South’s run is close to coming to an end. The Hot 97 and Beats 1 host addressed a Twitter user’s question about southern-based music by writing, “What a day when the tables will turn… They always do.. South running out of steam… Future all they got left.”

Ebro then began responding to other tweets from users that took issue with his comments. In particular, fans pointed out that North Carolina’s J. Cole is one of the biggest rappers in the game at the moment.

According to Ebro, Cole’s success should be credited to his move to New York City. He even mentioned Kendrick Lamar claiming to be the “King Of New York” on his infamous “Control” verse as evidence NYC is still the center of the Hip Hop universe.

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Read Ebro’s tweets below.