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28 selolwane mirrors the sentiment, saying, \i think r&b will be more experimental and more boundary pushing... the future of r&b is in the hands of those who have yet to create it.\ 29 but does this steady progression to new, experimental, genre - melding sounds leave more orthodox r&b on the back burner? not by a long shot. throw it back 30 \traditional r&b has never taken a back seat to anyone,\ selolwane says. \so many artists have always kept the traditional sound of r&b alive, even when other forms of r&b thrive... we are not monolithic in our r&b choices. we love it all.\ 31 while the sound is constantly stretching, accommodating and incorporating new influences, both seymour and sanneh believe a star on the horizon will soon define the sound that’ll best demonstrate this era of rhythm & blues. 32 over the past decade, a new crop of crooners have begun to reach back into their childhoods (or before they were even born) and paint their own pictures with their findings. beyoncé protégé chlöe is taking it back, covering one of adina howard’s 1995 hits on a rework of her song \surprise.\ 33 \i feel the genre has actually gone back to 90s type of r&b with various subgenres. some artists tap into the use of samples and remakes,\ selolwane says. \other artists are tapping into the new - soul era and others are experimenting with alternative sounds to r&b so i feel the music is more 90s now than it was before.\ paragraph 29 6. what is the purpose of the section \is r&bs flexibility young millennials and gen zs gain?\

Explanation:

The section explores how R&B's flexibility benefits younger generations like Millennials and Gen - Z. It discusses the co - existence of traditional and experimental R&B, indicating that the genre's adaptability caters to different tastes within these age groups.

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To discuss how R&B's adaptability and blend of traditional and new styles are advantageous for Millennials and Gen - Z.