Sound Clash Rules, do you know them?

Does the youth of today understand the "traditional" rules and format of the original sound clash of the 70's and 80's?

Seems like more and more clash's are showing sound's that use popular dance hall records from the late 90s and hiphop records to get forwards (points) with the young audience and not the original records that created this music.

The records that by tradition should help a sound win a clash are going more and more unnoticed as the generation's get younger and younger.