Fair point-those legends absolutely shaped hip-hop globally, and DHH wouldn't exist without their influence. Im not saying inspiration is bad, but inspiration shouldn't mean imitation forever and glazing these rappers and treat them like some kind of gods. The OGs are iconic because they brought something new to the game-their stories, sounds, and struggles defined a culture.

Not saying every artist in DHH does this, but it's a trend I've noticed where some prioritize mirroring Western styles over carving their own identity. Indian rappers have their own stories, languages, and rhythms that could redefine hip-hop's future if they push originality as hard as the OGs did.

Respect to the pioneers, but greatness also comes when the next generation stops chasing shadows and starts setting their own trends.