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  • Oct 6, 2021
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    HaroldsChicken

    In songs , in tweets in many forms we are okay with it . That’s my point

    "we" can change without undermining other causes

  • Oct 6, 2021
    The Darkest Angel

    Chappelle used to be the goat but I been noticing he turned into one of those niggas that got beef with cancel culture. Really strange to stand up for a nigga that hates gay people over aids

    Lmfao what

  • Oct 6, 2021
    MiguelMeyerz

    🤣 In almost every case where someone says this, they usually mean 180.

    But this a rare one where it was warranted and used correctly.

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    I love that Dave gets everyone actually having real dialogue. Whether you agree or disagree you can’t argue that that’s not impressive in this day and age

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    DonutHole

    "we" can change without undermining other causes

    I agree the point being the mic never stops for black on black violence in music , abuse of women in music or many topics . This isn’t what aboutism. It’s keep the same energy or people will question why the exception

  • Jbreezyondeck

    I love that Dave gets everyone actually having real dialogue. Whether you agree or disagree you can’t argue that that’s not impressive in this day and age

    Got people thinking a man who killed someone on camera and likely has off camera will do worse things than say some dumb information about sucking d*** out of insecurity

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    Kr0niic

    His new special he speaks about this

    He told the story about how dababy killed someone in a Walmart and his career was not affected, but he offended the LGBTQ and now his career is over. He calls out the disparity there

    Said something like “you’re better of murdering someone than offending the gays” (paraphrased)

    And the point will always be that the part of black culture that’s glorified to make people rich is the one that’s the most dangerous and harmful to itself. It’s black peoples harming black people.

    The moment that culture transcends into impacting issues other people care about that exist independently from black culture is when someone is made out to be a pariah.

    People know what their favorite drill/trap rappers think. They have no problem making them rich until they come out and express it.

    The pick and choose treatment highlights the racism in this.

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    And the point will always be that the part of black culture that’s glorified to make people rich is the one that’s the most dangerous and harmful to itself. It’s black peoples harming black people.

    The moment that culture transcends into impacting issues other people care about that exist independently from black culture is when someone is made out to be a pariah.

    People know what their favorite drill/trap rappers think. They have no problem making them rich until they come out and express it.

    The pick and choose treatment highlights the racism in this.

    Young Thug has been transphobic and replaced Dababy at Lolla . Trans people are getting murdered at a rate much higher than gay people . HIV didn’t hear Dababy ignorance and say “ I’m going to kill some gays tonight “ . What we applaud is what we applaud. I wouldn’t be clapping in the audience at his dumb s*** but many artist and politicians think many ignorant things. We don’t have the ability to cancel them all

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    People will contextualize the institutional racism and messed up circumstances that lead rappers to grow up selling d**** and resorting to violence. They embrace that as the real life artistry of it all despite how tragic it is.

    But mind you that you that same environment births homophobic/bigoted opinions in many POC communities

    Yet on the latter the context doesn’t seem to matter in the current conversations people have

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    HaroldsChicken

    I agree the point being the mic never stops for black on black violence in music , abuse of women in music or many topics . This isn’t what aboutism. It’s keep the same energy or people will question why the exception

    who is making an exception?
    I asked y'all to show me proof that a majority of people who don't care about black violence support lgbtq causes... y'all went mute

    in my experience they're not the same people, actually quite the opposite (meaning they usually care about both issues)

    it is whataboutism because the topic of discussion wasn't black violence, it was dababy's ignorant remarks on stage

    black violence keeps getting adressed in music ( by artists considered "concious", and some mainstream media outlets during the blm protests for example)

    I don't see what your point is tbh just say you're bothered by people adressing this issue and move on

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    Birdie

    People will contextualize the institutional racism and messed up circumstances that lead rappers to grow up selling d**** and resorting to violence. They embrace that as the real life artistry of it all despite how tragic it is.

    But mind you that you that same environment births homophobic/bigoted opinions in many POC communities

    Yet on the latter the context doesn’t seem to matter in the current conversations people have

    Which is a key part of what his Jail verse was about . He didn’t grow up around many groups of people we did . Instead he has just been told things about them . Same reason many racist are formed . It’s not excusing them . When you only have what you see in art or social media you say dumb s*** like “ aids from sucking d*** in a parking lot “ then you double down cause your ass is embarrassed . But really hood niggas aren’t woke

    I don’t go to Dababy for a dissertation on sexuality , gender politics and his opinions on the AIDs epidemic

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    DonutHole

    who is making an exception?
    I asked y'all to show me proof that a majority of people who don't care about black violence support lgbtq causes... y'all went mute

    in my experience they're not the same people, actually quite the opposite (meaning they usually care about both issues)

    it is whataboutism because the topic of discussion wasn't black violence, it was dababy's ignorant remarks on stage

    black violence keeps getting adressed in music ( by artists considered "concious", and some mainstream media outlets during the blm protests for example)

    I don't see what your point is tbh just say you're bothered by people adressing this issue and move on

    We consume a lot of music that celebrates or encourages the killing of each other . that doesn’t stop the bag at all .

    Dababy s*** was stupid and ignorant essentially s*** shaming of gay men or viewing men sucking d*** as weakness that leads to disease and death but is it a call to action ?

    A man who often performs shirtless knows some of his male fans could be gay

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    HaroldsChicken

    Which is a key part of what his Jail verse was about . He didn’t grow up around many groups of people we did . Instead he has just been told things about them . Same reason many racist are formed . It’s not excusing them . When you only have what you see in art or social media you say dumb s*** like “ aids from sucking d*** in a parking lot “ then you double down cause your ass is embarrassed . But really hood niggas aren’t woke

    I don’t go to Dababy for a dissertation on sexuality , gender politics and his opinions on the AIDs epidemic

    I see this as there being the commercial identity of an artist (mass appeal) being juxtaposed against the true identity of the artist (music/expression of who he really is)

    He’s exposed himself as not being favorable to the masses but for a core fan base things are unchanged even those who are against his opinions but accept him as a flawed human being/artist

  • Oct 6, 2021
    HaroldsChicken

    Which is a key part of what his Jail verse was about . He didn’t grow up around many groups of people we did . Instead he has just been told things about them . Same reason many racist are formed . It’s not excusing them . When you only have what you see in art or social media you say dumb s*** like “ aids from sucking d*** in a parking lot “ then you double down cause your ass is embarrassed . But really hood niggas aren’t woke

    I don’t go to Dababy for a dissertation on sexuality , gender politics and his opinions on the AIDs epidemic

    we don't go to dababy for his opinion on aids but he chose to gave it anyways at his set at a music festival
    that's his dumbass fault tbh

    he's a grown man with kids so the doubling down cuz he's embarrased reads weird, stop infantilizing him, he could have humbled himself and looked for explanations/dialogue in private instead of doubling down and basking in the attention (until his pockets got affected)

    people have moved on from this tho so should we

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    Birdie

    I see this as there being the commercial identity of an artist (mass appeal) being juxtaposed against the true identity of the artist (music/expression of who he really is)

    He’s exposed himself as not being favorable to the masses but for a core fan base things are unchanged even those who are against his opinions but accept him as a flawed human being/artist

    Well clearly Twitter still hates him but it becomes when has he served his punishment for saying something dumb ? When should he be able to perform again? Never ? His career should end because he said something incredibly dumb to hype up a crowd ?

    These artist aren’t connected to the dark reality of the people under them

  • Oct 6, 2021
    HaroldsChicken

    It comes down to if you think Dababy speech was hate speech

    Dababy made a hate speech

  • Oct 6, 2021
    HaroldsChicken

    Well clearly Twitter still hates him but it becomes when has he served his punishment for saying something dumb ? When should he be able to perform again? Never ? His career should end because he said something incredibly dumb to hype up a crowd ?

    These artist aren’t connected to the dark reality of the people under them

    This comes down to the kind of career he wants to have.

    If he wants to remain who is personally he should just accept what the public thinks of him and have a career catered to a fan base that likes him.

    Otherwise, it’s come out and show he willing to step back and examine what people found problematic about his comments.

    He was a huge commercial commodity/public figure. He’s expected to make music and shut up.

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    Dave the GOAT

  • Oct 6, 2021

    Seriously man is an idiot who thought he was something else other than a commodity for mass music consumption lol

    He’s a product that needs to appeal to everyone and that’s the only expectations of the public

    If he was an artist whose following was mostly made up of those who appreciate his projects at a deep level — the majority of them would willing to let him pass a flawed artist/human being. Mass public perceptions of him wouldn’t effect him because his fame/celebrity would be tied to his art and not a manufactured image of a superstar rapper pushed constantly by labels.

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    HaroldsChicken

    We consume a lot of music that celebrates or encourages the killing of each other . that doesn’t stop the bag at all .

    Dababy s*** was stupid and ignorant essentially s*** shaming of gay men or viewing men sucking d*** as weakness that leads to disease and death but is it a call to action ?

    A man who often performs shirtless knows some of his male fans could be gay

    nobody called for action lmao
    some people gave their opinions and some companies chose not to be associated with him anymore for pr reasons

    y'all don't want to play this game fr cuz several black public figures and organisations have called for violence in music to stop but they were told to stfu by rappers plus the industry supported it ( by signing them , investing money in them etc)

    if you're saying "dababy should have been cancelled a long time ago" you'd be consistent but that's not what y'all seemingly want

    seems like y'all want other groups to accept the bs we accept and they're not going for it, idc to discuss their motives and blablabla, they have a right to stand up for themselves (if that's what really happened :for all we know roc nation could have pulled dababy's plug for bringing tory on stage but for pr reasons festivals went with the "he's homophobic" angle despite letting other problematic artists perform, also the lgbt only dragged dabay online , y'all act like they started petitons and protests lmao, it wasn't that srs , im sure most of em dgaf bout any of this s***, be mad at the festivals for choosing their pcokets over integrity then be mad at yourself for expecting that in the year 2021)

  • Oct 6, 2021

    DaBaby lost. Chappelle washed

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    DonutHole

    nobody called for action lmao
    some people gave their opinions and some companies chose not to be associated with him anymore for pr reasons

    y'all don't want to play this game fr cuz several black public figures and organisations have called for violence in music to stop but they were told to stfu by rappers plus the industry supported it ( by signing them , investing money in them etc)

    if you're saying "dababy should have been cancelled a long time ago" you'd be consistent but that's not what y'all seemingly want

    seems like y'all want other groups to accept the bs we accept and they're not going for it, idc to discuss their motives and blablabla, they have a right to stand up for themselves (if that's what really happened :for all we know roc nation could have pulled dababy's plug for bringing tory on stage but for pr reasons festivals went with the "he's homophobic" angle despite letting other problematic artists perform, also the lgbt only dragged dabay online , y'all act like they started petitons and protests lmao, it wasn't that srs , im sure most of em dgaf bout any of this s***, be mad at the festivals for choosing their pcokets over integrity then be mad at yourself for expecting that in the year 2021)

    I don’t think “ cancellations “ and Twitter outrage is anyway consistent with reality enough to cancel all shows of any artist . Being a Lupe fan and watching people turn on him including black Twitter for calling Obama a terrorist even if informed and correct he lost sponsorships, fans and plenty of money for it . The point being you can say the truth or something ignorant if it doesn’t match the consensus you will lose money but actions and thoughts not spoken always exist we just don’t know them

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    HaroldsChicken

    I don’t think “ cancellations “ and Twitter outrage is anyway consistent with reality enough to cancel all shows of any artist . Being a Lupe fan and watching people turn on him including black Twitter for calling Obama a terrorist even if informed and correct he lost sponsorships, fans and plenty of money for it . The point being you can say the truth or something ignorant if it doesn’t match the consensus you will lose money but actions and thoughts not spoken always exist we just don’t know them

    true but that doesn't mean people are wrong for not being okay with the ignorant s*** he said

  • Oct 6, 2021
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    DonutHole

    true but that doesn't mean people are wrong for not being okay with the ignorant s*** he said

    I understand them being upset but cancelling all shows or acting like demand to see an artist is at 0 after that . The point being if these festivals only had “ politically correct artist “ or artist who have never said anything ignorant then Tyler wouldn’t be performing at the same exact festival

    If Dababy had said his ignorance in a song as Eminem has would that make it better or could just say “ it was a character and concept song “ ?