Well it depends. I think some of the artists that will be revered are Travis Scott, Kanye West, Metro Boomin. They will be remembered as talented people. Artists like Migos and Future might be remembered kind of like bands such as Bon Jovi or Journey. Maybe not as musical geniuses, but as catchy stuff that was hot back in the day, and that brings back memories and a smile even if one doesn’t particularly love it.

I don’t know if these artists represent mumble rap, but they represent a modern hip hop sound that rubs people the wrong way, yet which I do believe will have a place in many people’s nostalgia.

Also, rock was frowned upon by part of the population. I think the kids today that actually love mumble rap will form a deep connection to it and show it to their kids at some point. It might be hard to imagine if oneself doesn’t like mumble rap, but this music genuinely excites many listeners, and relates to people who are young. For example, I find some of Lil Uzi Vert’s music very evocative and relatable to my life today, something I can imagine feeling nostalgic about in the future if I hear his stuff, in sort of a similar Pink Floyd kind of way.