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Rap groups are the backbone of hip-hop. Throughout the genre’s history, we’ve been able to witness legendary groups such as NWA, Odd Future, Black Hippy, BROCKHAMPTON, and more. However, there’s also one unavoidable truth: rap groups almost never survive intact. Whether the cause of fracture is ego battles, disputes over money, creative clashes, or all of these and more, the unavoidable truth remains. Today, we’ll explore some of the most famous stories of legendary rap groups that ended up splitting, as we examine the question: is there a curse to rap groups that dooms them to fail? -- Chapters: 0:00 Intro 2:06 Odd Future 8:30 Black Hippy 12:19 Splur Gang 14:29 Members Only 17:21 Child Rebel Soldier 18:57 Outro -- More here: IG: www.instagram.com/offrecordsounds E-mail: [email protected] Video credits: @unojeevan, @antoniojohri, @temibeats, @rvdiodesign -- Bio for SEO: In this video, we explore why rap groups and hip-hop collectives break up, diving deep into the business and creative reasons behind their splits. From label disputes and contract conflicts to creative differences and the pursuit of solo careers, we analyze the factors that cause some of the biggest rap crews to dissolve or go on indefinite hiatus. We begin by examining influential groups like Odd Future, A$AP Mob, Black Hippy, Members Only, Internet Money, Pro Era, Shoreline Mafia, Rich Gang, Brockhampton, Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE), Dreamville, Opium Records, G-Unit, Run DMC, N.W.A, Outkast, Raider Klan, and 1017 Brick Squad. Each collective faces unique challenges, including label politics, publishing rights issues, profit sharing disagreements, and tour scheduling conflicts that contribute to tension and eventual breakups. The video also highlights how solo careers impact group dynamics. Artists such as Tyler, the Creator, Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q, Jay Rock, XXXTentacion, Ski Mask the Slump God, Playboi Carti, Lil Uzi Vert, UnoTheActivist, Thouxanbanfauni, Kevin Abstract, Ken Carson, and Destroy Lonely often find solo success that shifts the group’s priorities or causes friction among members. We explore critical industry topics like artist contracts, management disputes, A&R influence, brand control, and how social media platforms like TikTok and SoundCloud affect the rise and fall of rap groups. The changing landscape of hip-hop, including underground scenes and viral marketing strategies, also plays a role in shaping collective longevity. Key issues such as ego clashes, creative direction disagreements, financial transparency, and business management problems are analyzed to show how internal group dynamics can lead to splits. The video also touches on how shifting fanbases and changing musical trends impact the cohesion and relevance of hip-hop collectives. Key Topics Explored in the Video: Reasons rap groups and hip-hop collectives break up — label conflicts, contract disputes, creative differences Detailed breakdown of major rap collectives — Odd Future, A$AP Mob, Black Hippy, Brockhampton, TDE, Dreamville, Opium, Run DMC, N.W.A, G-Unit, BROCKHAMPTON Solo careers’ effects on groups — Tyler, The Creator, Kendrick Lamar, Playboi Carti, XXXTentacion, Thouxanbanfauni, Kid Trunks, Frank Ocean, Music industry challenges — publishing rights, profit splits, management and A&R disputes Influence of social media, TikTok, and SoundCloud on group popularity and decline Underground rap and viral trends shaping group success and failure Internal group dynamics — ego clashes, creative disagreements, tour conflicts Business side of hip-hop — artist branding, label control, contract negotiation, music marketing If you want a thorough and insightful analysis of why some of hip-hop’s most prominent rap groups break apart, and how the music industry’s inner workings influence these splits, this video is the ultimate guide. -- Beyond The Record An Off Record Sounds project. #rapgroups #beyondtherecord