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Rap Is Not Music Huh?
- Thread starter Maser
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Rap is an attempt by less sophisticated people towards the goal of making actual music.
It fails.
It fails.
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It's psychological warfare designed to make people stupid. Highly effective.
It's called Crap for a reason. A ghetto boy picked up a piece of shit off the street and tasted it and thought dahum that tasty while lips curled up like a monkey and started shaking around dumping in his dirty diaper.
RAP is why the aliens wont talk to us
When their white masters ordered them to hate Trump, they did what massa tell them. You don't get to be music when you are still a slave. They are as cutting edge as singing into a toilet brush.
I can settle this right now. Rap IS music! Wanna know how I can prove it? Because dubstep is considered music. Rap actually has lyrics, melody, rythym, and great bass lines. Dubstep on the other hand is just throwing a metal trash can in a wood chipper and recording the sound it makes. 
Who the hell determined Dub Step was music?
Prolly the same people who said Pluto wasn't a planet.
Prolly the same people who said Pluto wasn't a planet.
The inception of rap and normalization of hiphop can be traced to the start of the demise of society, loss or morals, and death of the family unit. That vid glamorizes gangsters, when in reality they are the weakest ones, only way they can fight you is if they have a group behind them, little btches cant fend for themselves. I always laugh when people say say that is "gangsta" as if its cool, bad ass or something....nope
All of the freaking tourists down here think so.
They also don't know the difference between Pluto, Goofy and Uranus...
It’s sounds like 3 songs mashed together with someone rubbing a rake on the track while banging on it with a tennis racket
It’s actually very popular and there’s entire concerts that DJ’s put on. A buddy used to crank it at work all the time
So is rock, in all its forms.
Music has become increasingly less sophisticated over the last few hundred years. Every once in a while a cat like Copeland, Wagner or Thelonius Monk comes along and bucks the trend, but by and large everything popular is savagery in audio form.
At the gym this morning some rap crap was playing and I thought in 50 years this shit won't be played on oldies stations.
Who knows, but the song in the original post came out like 30 years ago and is apparently still relevant.
The song was made specifically for the 1995 movie Dangerous Minds and I actually remember how much that song dominated MTV back then.
Beastie Boys first album is now 38 years old and still gets heavy airplay even on rock stations.
Whelp-
I can't say I was expecting that video based off of the title thread but alrighty then- I'm good with it.
I've been thinking this week about the subject and (at least for tonight) I think I'm settling on a good analogy with Mr. Trump...
Does anyone else remember the movies and TV shows where there's a bunch of doctors & nurses surrounding a bed in the hospital and somebody says... "Get the paddles!". And the patient is on the gurney and the camera always focuses on the heart rate monitor that's by this point flatlined...? Then they put the paddles to the individuals chest and it jumps up with the electric charge instantly inserted to the otherwise dead person? And of course- it doesn't work the first time so again they yell... 'CLEAR" and do it again and of course the body jumps and everyone dramatically looks at the heart rate monitor which is still flatlined... and just before they give up... there's a blip.
Right there on the screen an otherwise straight line sees a (for lack of better words) a jump resembling an inverted 'V' and more flat line for several more seconds... and then the jumps continue and the patient is back to the land of the living once again.
Well that's kind of the analogy in which I see Mr. Trump at the moment. Nobody wants to get however many thousand volts to their chest but sometimes the system needs a brief 'shock' to get it working again (or at least limping along). And once we've got the ticker going, then we need to nurse the body back and come up with a treatment plan.
In my minds eye, the 'treatment plan' is what do we do after Mr. Trump to remain on a 'get healthy plan'. I suppose for now we're still in triage mode but that's what the video made me think of for what it's worth here.
-LD
I can't say I was expecting that video based off of the title thread but alrighty then- I'm good with it.
I've been thinking this week about the subject and (at least for tonight) I think I'm settling on a good analogy with Mr. Trump...
Does anyone else remember the movies and TV shows where there's a bunch of doctors & nurses surrounding a bed in the hospital and somebody says... "Get the paddles!". And the patient is on the gurney and the camera always focuses on the heart rate monitor that's by this point flatlined...? Then they put the paddles to the individuals chest and it jumps up with the electric charge instantly inserted to the otherwise dead person? And of course- it doesn't work the first time so again they yell... 'CLEAR" and do it again and of course the body jumps and everyone dramatically looks at the heart rate monitor which is still flatlined... and just before they give up... there's a blip.
Right there on the screen an otherwise straight line sees a (for lack of better words) a jump resembling an inverted 'V' and more flat line for several more seconds... and then the jumps continue and the patient is back to the land of the living once again.
Well that's kind of the analogy in which I see Mr. Trump at the moment. Nobody wants to get however many thousand volts to their chest but sometimes the system needs a brief 'shock' to get it working again (or at least limping along). And once we've got the ticker going, then we need to nurse the body back and come up with a treatment plan.
In my minds eye, the 'treatment plan' is what do we do after Mr. Trump to remain on a 'get healthy plan'. I suppose for now we're still in triage mode but that's what the video made me think of for what it's worth here.
-LD
Seems the Germans have, both in the past and now with this new version of Gigi D'Agostino‘s “L'amour toujours” where “Ausländer raus” is sung by the Germans in various venues during the beginning of the song.
Here is one version:
Seems the European left has inadvertently (or intentionally) unleashed something from the past that they thought they would never see again, thanks to their recent actions.
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