It’s clear that there’s a negative correlation between how saturated a weekend is with new music to the probability of a song or album being launched to the top of every Hip-Hop lover’s thoughts. In other words, the more music released, the lesser the chance of standing out. With uniqueness in sound and aesthetic being one of the key catalysts for success, it is crucial that rising artists seek out every opportunity they can to increase their chances of separating themselves from their peers. Because of this, the music desert that has been 2021 thus far is concerning because with the clock ticking and the likelihood of hearing from tier A artists increasing, the next big Hip-Hop star is missing their window of opportunity to pop.