Aside, that is, from most major rappers, such as Eminem, Puff Daddy and Jay-Z, all of whom are well into their 30s, along with a vast number of others. Even Juvenile is over 25. Come on, guys, don't lazily label hiphop a young man's game just 'cause they're all thugged out and blinging fresh. Recognise that hiphop has actually become OLD. It is the establishment. It is the status quo. It is a monolithic industry that can longer claim to be 'for us by us' or any such thing. I don't see hiphop as a young man's game at all any more - the only young rapper who has excited me in the last couple of years is Roscoe P Coldchain - who, aside from a superb mixtape about eighteen months ago, has seemingly sunk without a trace... confirm?