Is Swaggy burning out on trap music reactions, or is the genre just drying up?

Just watched his reaction to the new Future/Metro video. It was solid, but I'm starting to notice a pattern where the energy level is lower unless the track is a total bomb or a certified classic throwback. I know the Hip Hop market is saturated right now, but I wonder if Swaggy needs a niche pivot. Is this a 'Swaggy fatigue' issue where he needs to do more genre variety (like maybe those classic 90s R&B deep dives?) or are we just seeing the cyclical death of hyper-aggressive trap beats? Curious what the community thinks—should he stick strictly to current releases, or mix in more obscure content and focus less on the Top 40 rap charts? Let's discuss.