Could you be a grown,heterosexual male and take yung thugs music serious?

[Farrinto]

His music is skrait I was riding the subway last week and someone was blasting his music through their speakers, singing and dancing like it was a live performance. Everyone else was sitting around like

 

[B86]

im a married man so yeah you definitely have more hoes than me, and just from that statement shows a lack of maturity..and since we're making bets, I bet your kids don't even live with you

So what do I win? Because they are with me every night and with their mother in the day. Do you have any logical rebbutal, pertaining to your YT hate?

 

[keon]

Are you asking if we can take his music seriously or if he's our favorite artist?

You're all over the place with your own question man, damn.

Dumb thread nevertheless.

Nah not really, its simple: could you as a grown man take him as an artist, along with his music, serious?

for example, could a heterosexual grown male say that yung thug is their favorite artist?

Is that easier for you to understand?

 

[keon]

So what do I win? Because they are with me every night and with their mother in the day. Do you have any logical rebbutal, pertaining to your YT hate?

I dont hate yung thug..i just wondered could their actually be grown, non gay men in this world that take him & his music serious, and if so i believe you have to have feminine tendencies..thats all, no hate

 

[Prince Cairo]

Nah not really, its simple: could you as a grown man take him as an artist, along with his music, serious?

for example, could a heterosexual grown male say that yung thug is their favorite artist?

Is that easier for you to understand?

I understood you the first time around; you aren't exactly posing a groundbreaking or otherwise intriguing question in any way. Let's just make that much clear.

It seems that you didn't understand my question though.

In either case, yes it's okay for heterosexual men to take his music seriously; I don't know why you think someone ought to be a homosexual before they can appreciate his music.

 

[PhonZhi]

Nah, if you're of a certain "maturity" i dont see how you can take him and his music SERIOUS. Nothing wrong with enjoying it as strictly "entertainment" cuz the beat knocks or the hook is catchy, but to take Young Thug SERIOUS as a grown man i would look at you funny to be honest.

But then i again, music is serious business to me so only certain artists i look at as "serious". Young Thug is NOT one of them.

At the end of the day, to each his own

 

[keon]

I understood you the first time around; you aren't exactly posing a groundbreaking or otherwise intriguing question in any way. Let's just make that much clear.

It seems that you didn't understand my question though.

In either case, yes it's okay for heterosexual men to take his music seriously; I don't know why you think someone ought to be a homosexual before they can appreciate his music.

appreciating it & taking it serious are two different things

Iike i said i like a few of his songs, but i couldnt imagine having a discussion about rap and him getting mentioned for anything other than making club tracks..

Do you seriously think he's a musical genius(like he believes)?

 

[FeloniousMonk]

What do you mean "serious"?

You can take one look at the dude and tell..He's not serious.

 

[Y2Dre]

Maybe it's me but the last time I played an album from an artist his outfit didn't start playing somehow.

 

[sanityovar8ted]

hell i know gay men that dont rock with young thugger

 

[drugxglory]

No

 

[Mowgli]

I take them beats serious