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  • Oct 25, 2024
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    i said let's blame all bad actors involved, let's hold people responsible

    just saying ITS THE MUSIC is some backwards ass 1960's s***, same s*** they said about rock music when they called it the devil music bc niggas was making yt folk dance

    i pray for my people 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 and yt ppl cosigning this 😭😭🫵🏾🫵🏾

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  • Oct 25, 2024
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    black hedi slimane

    i said let's blame all bad actors involved, let's hold people responsible

    just saying ITS THE MUSIC is some backwards ass 1960's s***, same s*** they said about rock music when they called it the devil music bc niggas was making yt folk dance

    i pray for my people 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 and yt ppl cosigning this 😭😭🫵🏾🫵🏾

    It’s a bad comparison because in this case, the music is directly promoting and glorifying violence and murder. Rock music making people dance being “satanic” is a way different conclusion to draw.

  • Oct 25, 2024

    heard some kids in flatbush doing the "notti" dance.

    s*** hurt my soul.

  • Oct 25, 2024
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    Huge bmass Fan

    It’s a bad comparison because in this case, the music is directly promoting and glorifying violence and murder. Rock music making people dance being “satanic” is a way different conclusion to draw.

    yea thats fair but there's too many individuals to be blamed to say a genre of music was a mistakr, i feel like thats misplacing anger that could be better directed towards a system thats guided black kids towards this cycle of violence

    im not at all interested in blaming creativity i'm sorry, call me wrong or not seeing the bigger picture, but i'd rather blame the label heads that fund this bullshit, the algorithms that feed off this negativity, etc

    it just doesn't feel right

  • Oct 25, 2024
    black hedi slimane

    yea thats fair but there's too many individuals to be blamed to say a genre of music was a mistakr, i feel like thats misplacing anger that could be better directed towards a system thats guided black kids towards this cycle of violence

    im not at all interested in blaming creativity i'm sorry, call me wrong or not seeing the bigger picture, but i'd rather blame the label heads that fund this bullshit, the algorithms that feed off this negativity, etc

    it just doesn't feel right

    I completely agree with you. The music is definitely the smallest factor in all of this. The conditions that lead to the situations described in the music is what needs to actually be addressed.

  • Oct 25, 2024
    black hedi slimane

    yea thats fair but there's too many individuals to be blamed to say a genre of music was a mistakr, i feel like thats misplacing anger that could be better directed towards a system thats guided black kids towards this cycle of violence

    im not at all interested in blaming creativity i'm sorry, call me wrong or not seeing the bigger picture, but i'd rather blame the label heads that fund this bullshit, the algorithms that feed off this negativity, etc

    it just doesn't feel right

    Nuance: you can blame more than one entity.

    The label CEOs are guilty and definitely don't help by pushing this out into the airwaves and the playlists thus creating a negative feedback loop to the musicians/niggas that are just trying to get rich that "this is the music I got to make in order to get rich."

    The OGs not being OGs and instead of being like nah youngin this aint the way and instead exploit the get rich quick scheme and sign their own brand of #crashout before they die or end up in jail (e.g. Gucci Mane).

    The audience that have a voyeuristic love for this music and even report on it as if it's some movie or video game and not the fact these are young black kids rapping about killing or killed other young black kids.

    It just got to a point that type of content gets draining. Especially if you lived through it or know friends or family that have. Is it creativity or selling trauma to a fanbase?

  • Oct 25, 2024
    black hedi slimane

    yes lets blame the music instead of the rappers, the police state, the label heads that gave niggas loans to promote this, etc

    That is all THE MUSIC and as a whole it is horrendous

  • Oct 25, 2024

    Honestly the conversation is so complex it’s hard to even discuss unless you can have a real genuine discussion about it but this site ain’t really good at that

  • Oct 25, 2024

    Lucian Grange is evil.

    Lyor Cohen is evil.

  • Oct 25, 2024

    I think Drill music is just gangsta rap for the new era

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    There’s no different between gangsta rap and drill

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    Oct 26, 2024
    black hedi slimane

    i said lets blame the people themselves not the music itself, learn how to read,

    wayne wouldn't have had such a bad influence on you, if you had proper media literacy and guidance

    not the music fault's

    blaming art for people's actions is the corniest s***

    nowhere in my post did i say dont blame the people making the music, but blaming the music itself is so f***ing lame.

    I read what you said perfectly fine.

    You can’t sit here and say blame the people and not the music when the core of the music itself is the problem. What is it that makes drill stand out from regular trap? The authenticity of it. The entire genre doesn’t exist without the violence behind it. Trying to separate the music from the artist doesn’t work when the music is rooted in dissing dead people and mocking their murders. It’s not just some fictional storytelling like a lot of other rap is.

    I grew up with good guidance and media literacy actually. But all the same I was a teenager. And like most teenagers I was influenced by stupid s*** for a period of time. but we can continue to be obtuse to how dumb and influenced the average teen can be and making backhanded comments if you want.

    You absolutely can blame the music especially in this case .

  • Oct 26, 2024
    DicherdownDAVE9

    There’s no different between gangsta rap and drill

    Bruh you don't believe that

    NWA & Dr.Dre were the forefathers of that movement and not a single person got shot or killed during their initial run.

    Rappers in general weren't getting killed like that. That's why Biggie and 2pac was such a shock and hit to the industry.

    Now that would be like a Tuesday twitch night cap with Akademiks