Jun 28, 2023Christ imagine falling for outrage culture bait
Jun 28, 2023·3 repliesmf just racist lol
Jun 28, 2023In the west a lot of historically black neighborhoods are majority Hispanic now
Compton is like 70% Hispanic now
ghosting ®️Jun 28, 2023
gangerNo it’s to whites
in Mexico its just used to refer to Americans tbh
but its usually used to refer to white people so y'all both kinda right
Jun 28, 2023
NewCopeJustDroppedsince I went to a Noname show and saw majority of white men, I don’t even entertain these discussions much anymore.
Black folk obviously don’t support our artist like we think we do.
Music like that attracts more white ppl than someone like a Meg would
There’s more white ppl than black ppl
And not to mention the financial side
Jun 28, 2023·1 replyBro is in texas what do u expect lol
goretex 💁🏽♂️Jun 28, 2023ask travis scott he gon agree
- Jun 28, 2023·1 replyuser· edited
In the first couple of seconds he implies Mexicans support him the most without specifying that he’s only talking about Houston/Texas but it could be clipped out
Literally just starts out with “if you have a product or present something to the public” with no other qualifiers
Which can definitely come off as bullshit to black people who may remember a time before it was common that Hispanic people knew of UGK fr lol but now that he’s tryna get Trill Burger locations approved in certain demographic/communities or whatever his reason is for being at a place that would have got to specifically discussing the Mexican demographic. But I feel and understand what he’s doing lol
Surprised y’all not seeing this as funny but that happens often now lol
But he also says "if you make houston rap..." so I think its implied he's talking from the perspective from someone there
- Jun 28, 2023·1 reply
DonutHoleBlack people don't have to spend money on artists they don't give a f*** about.
Noname is in the "we don't care" category for most people on planet earth and her niche (whisper rap?) is predominantly supported by white people.
Y'all need to get the f*** over it imo
Niggas find out they fav artists are for white people and lose they mind
- Jun 28, 2023Oblivion X
Bro is in texas what do u expect lol
Jun 28, 2023Bun B is real for that
Mexicans are huge consumers in media and live entertainment. Hollywood realized this years ago and it’s why larger acting roles are being given to Latinos now.
- Jun 28, 2023https://twitter.com/nocap86/status/1674055776543940612Dreskor
mf just racist lol
lmfao racist f***ing loser
Jun 28, 2023As a houston native, the Mexicans be outside
- Jun 28, 2023·4 replies
One of the reasons Hip Hop is struggling in the mainstream right now is because Latinos are gravitating towards Mexican Music and Reggaeton. Look at the charts in places like LA and Houston. It’s all Spanish music. They’re not listening to Young Thug and Gunna.
- Jun 28, 2023·1 replyKayTray
One of the reasons Hip Hop is struggling in the mainstream right now is because Latinos are gravitating towards Mexican Music and Reggaeton. Look at the charts in places like LA and Houston. It’s all Spanish music. They’re not listening to Young Thug and Gunna.
I wonder if there’s an artist who can capture the Latin markets like Bad Bunny and also have strong English crossover in the us
- Jun 28, 2023KayTray
One of the reasons Hip Hop is struggling in the mainstream right now is because Latinos are gravitating towards Mexican Music and Reggaeton. Look at the charts in places like LA and Houston. It’s all Spanish music. They’re not listening to Young Thug and Gunna.
honestly all the racial tension during covid / seeing all the degeneracy from edgars who strictly listen to artists like frosty and ralphy turned a lot of hispanic people off of hip-hop tbh
at least thats from my observation from someone living in LA
when bad bunny came through it kinda kicked the doors down for spanish music
Jun 28, 2023·1 replyHe's not wrong. And not just about Mexicans. Black people are like the third demographic that supports black music the most across the board.
It goes:
White people.
Latinx people.
Black people.I remember Leon Bridges, noname and couple other black artists complaining about them making music especially for black people but selling out shows just to show up and see mostly non-black faces in the crowd.
- Jun 28, 2023VeggieKubernetes
I wonder if there’s an artist who can capture the Latin markets like Bad Bunny and also have strong English crossover in the us
Bad Bunny and Rosalia right now tbh
- Jun 28, 2023·3 repliesthegreatdivine
He's not wrong. And not just about Mexicans. Black people are like the third demographic that supports black music the most across the board.
It goes:
White people.
Latinx people.
Black people.I remember Leon Bridges, noname and couple other black artists complaining about them making music especially for black people but selling out shows just to show up and see mostly non-black faces in the crowd.
Latinx lol, most Hispanic people living where Im at don't like being called that
- OPJun 28, 2023·1 replyYour Love Is King
Latinx lol, most Hispanic people living where Im at don't like being called that
I like it
- Jun 28, 2023ganger
I like it
Noted
- Jun 28, 2023·1 replyYour Love Is King
Latinx lol, most Hispanic people living where Im at don't like being called that
Yeah, but that's a gender-neutral/non-binary term to refer to all people of Latin American descent.
- Jun 28, 2023thegreatdivine
Yeah, but that's a gender-neutral/non-binary term to refer to all people of Latin American descent.
I understand that haha
Vietbrah 😈Jun 28, 2023RusslioNiggas find out they fav artists are for white people and lose they mind
Unblock me
- Jun 28, 2023·2 repliesKayTray
One of the reasons Hip Hop is struggling in the mainstream right now is because Latinos are gravitating towards Mexican Music and Reggaeton. Look at the charts in places like LA and Houston. It’s all Spanish music. They’re not listening to Young Thug and Gunna.
Nigga