lets be real rap music is destructive
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Rap is only destructive if someone is a kid or an idiot, adults should know how to seperate entertainment from real life. I'll walk in to a college classroom bumping Meek Mill/Rick Ross and walk out at the end of the semester with one of the highest GPA's, any parent that allows rap to raise their children is incompetent
I was going to comment and of course I was going to argue the opposite of the OP and what most are saying in this thread
But,
THis thread became another 90s rap romanticism.... So I'll let yall have it
But,
THis thread became another 90s rap romanticism.... So I'll let yall have it
this topic gets brought up so much on here
what character is that in your avi breh?
Why should it not?
- This is a mostly black forum
- Our new generation (THE FUTURE) has embraced rap as their favored genre
- There are certain socio-cultural effects that come from embracing a certain artform
Seems about right
Why should it not?
- This is a mostly black forum
- Our new generation (THE FUTURE) has embraced rap as their favored genre
- There are certain socio-cultural effects that come from embracing a certain artform
at some point of that 50 million "rap is dead" "i hate this current era of rap" "today rap sucks"
you would think people would be listening to whatever the hell they wanna listen to and avoid what they dont
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Non Sequitur
Creep.
Nah rap music is a symptom of the problem. I do think a lot of the themes and messages are destructive. But rap didn't create those themes, society did. Society drives people to want to hear those messages.
There is nothing wrong with having adult themes in art. The problem is when those adult themes are placed in front of children as the norm.
There is nothing wrong with having adult themes in art. The problem is when those adult themes are placed in front of children as the norm.
Argue away
No, I have been meaning to make a thread about how the the romanticizes of the 90s ruins every single rap argument.
Just a preview.
The biggest rap songs of the 90s were not these intricate rap songs done by the most astute rap artist.... The big 90s rap songs were just as ignorant as the Big rap songs of today
Whether its 94 or 2013 rap is first and foremost party music.
The songs that focus on beats and hooks will alway be the biggest songs that crossover.
Yeah, but the difference is songs with substance actually got airplay then, the radio is completely inundated with trash now.
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Right. But I think the destructiveness that the OP is referring to has to do within our our community.
Bad parenting leading to easily influenced, weak minded people is destructive.
And you nikkas need to take the nostalgia glasses off already. If the music is "destructive" now then it damn sure was "destructive" back in the 90s.
And you nikkas need to take the nostalgia glasses off already. If the music is "destructive" now then it damn sure was "destructive" back in the 90s.