i be saying f*** eric clapton but i’m not mad at a few cream songs or a guitar solo etc but i like making fun of him for being f***ing stupid
that’s true music enlightenment
most people are like you
not getting on some quasi-moral superior soapbox trying to tell people that they should feel ashamed for listening to a morally questionable person
like how corny can someone get
clearly you did. are you gonna answer my Eric Clapton question or are you gonna ignore it?
am i a bad person for listening to songs where he’s on guitar? should i look to avoid anything he’s involved in because he’s racist? yes or no?
I mean I’m personally good off white musicians who are racist but you can do whatever YOU want to do.
if you’re trying to take an angle of saying I’m only cherry picking these arguments with black artists and not white artists that’s still weird because you’re just deflecting and acting like a lot of weird and questionable behaviors by those white artists haven’t been called out. Let’s stay on topic
Normal people: I accept that my favorite artist’s problematic decisions aren’t well received by everyone
terminally online nut hugger: you should die
Normal people: I accept that my favorite artist’s problematic decisions aren’t well received by everyone
terminally online nut hugger: you should die
Weird for no reason
Normal people: I accept that my favorite artist’s problematic decisions aren’t well received by everyone
terminally online nut hugger: you should die
How many times are you gonnna say this? He dont care about your life nigga
“Please I want to hear Eric Clapton guitar playing so bad even though he called me the hard r”
I’m not forcing anything? My point was that these conversations have existed and will exist beyond their careers/after death. yes their legacies are cemented Because of what They were able to accomplish with their art and brands. Especially because in those specific cases, their art is very intertwined with the black expression and in America. We can also admit that their legacies can remain untouched because of Patriarchal systems and the most disrespected Is the black woman.
This is all because I said Kodak was a rapist who probably shouldn’t have been on Mr. Morale. You making it seem like I’m reaching. :clap:
and i never disputed whether or not those conversations came up, i brought them up as two shining examples of people who did bad s*** in their personal lives but are known as legends
that was literally it
you’re the one that made an argument against nothing that i said
I mean I’m personally good off white musicians who are racist but you can do whatever YOU want to do.
if you’re trying to take an angle of saying I’m only cherry picking these arguments with black artists and not white artists that’s still weird because you’re just deflecting and acting like a lot of weird and questionable behaviors by those white artists haven’t been called out. Let’s stay on topic
that’s not the angle im taking at all, i don’t give a s***
i separate art from artist and that’s it
if you aren’t comfortable cool, it isn’t your job to tell people how to feel about what they’re listening to
How many times are you gonnna say this? He dont care about your life nigga
who are you
most people are like you
not getting on some quasi-moral superior soapbox trying to tell people that they should feel ashamed for listening to a morally questionable person
like how corny can someone get
Another thing I wanna throw into this is how dumb Drake was for trying to use the “You defended R. Kelly” angle because I still see some Drake fans using that like it was valid criticism
Drake not understanding why he did that really plays into Kendrick’s whole angle
and dude still didn’t even answer the question at that either
is it ethical to listen to an artist that has done morally questionable things, YES or NO?
pick one @TUNDRAIV and make sure you’re consistent since you wanted to drag this out so far
i have time tonight for you dumbass niggas
that’s not the angle im taking at all, i don’t give a s***
i separate art from artist and that’s it
if you aren’t comfortable cool, it isn’t your job to tell people how to feel about what they’re listening to
You making it sound like I’m a fascist. I can’t stop or make you do anything
You a grown ass man. You just happen to be a grown as man ok with listening to music from monsters
but that’s your way
The dude from Hip Hop DX already explained what Kendrick did lol. Yall are dumb as hell.
What did it say bro? It’s not loading for me right now
Got Family Matters and 616 on repeat
I was really really trynna keep it PG
Its survival, survival, smell somebody lying
and dude still didn’t even answer the question at that either
is it ethical to listen to an artist that has done morally questionable things, YES or NO?
pick one @TUNDRAIV and make sure you’re consistent since you wanted to drag this out so far
i have time tonight for you dumbass niggas
Gave you your answer dummy
Got Family Matters and 616 on repeat
I was really really trynna keep it PG
Its survival, survival, smell somebody lying
6:16 really the most underrated track from the whole beef
You making it sound like I’m a fascist. I can’t stop or make you do anything
You a grown ass man. You just happen to be a grown as man ok with listening to music from monsters
but that’s your way
So you only listen to weenie hut jr ass music then? Because lots of great artists across genres are pieces of s***
6:16 really the most underrated track from the whole beef
“Off-white Sunseeker at the Marina” might be the hardest opening line ever
Gave you your answer dummy
no, you’re half stepping
is everyone that consumes music from people that do bad s*** ethically wrong? what is the course of action people should take to remain ethical? what’s the solution?
So you only listen to weenie hut jr ass music then? Because lots of great artists across genres are pieces of s***
they never answer how to navigate holding artists accountable outside of posturing, watch this s***