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The Decline of Rhythm and Poetry in Hip-Hop: DMC from Run-DMC Discusses the Evolution of the Genre

Feb 09 2024

Darryl "DMC" McDaniels, a member of the legendary rap group Run-DMC, recently discussed the decline of rhythm and poetry in hip-hop in a candid interview. McDaniels reflects on the early days of the genre and how it has evolved over time, expressing his concerns about the current state of hip-hop. He emphasizes the importance of storytelling in music and shares his personal struggles with mental health, revealing how he has found solace in the comic book industry. This interview is part of a three-part docuseries called Kings From Queens: The Run DMC Story, which delves into the group's career and personal lives. The series also explores the tragic death of Jam Master Jay and the ongoing trial of his alleged murderers. McDaniels' openness about his own experiences is expected to provide inspiration to others facing similar challenges.