Jul 9, 2020·edited·1 replyThey love the d*** selling the gang violence the d*** usage the single parent households. The promotion of financial irresponsibility.
Nigga we love that s*** too
Jul 9, 2020·1 replyCactusJackSentYaThey love the d*** selling the gang violence the d*** usage the single parent households. The promotion of financial irresponsibility.
Nigga we love that s*** too
if anything its the white rap fans who are more likely to like the conscious, political, anti violence/gun/drugs type rap lol
Tomorrow 🪄Jul 9, 2020
KobeToTheIf I remember correctly, he was bringing up the fact of the subject matter nowadays and even though I can see that as a valid point, you can still listen to classics
If the new school isn’t your cup of tea.Yup I found the thread I posted it. But yeah you’re 100% right, most of the current state of hip hop isn’t my cup of tea but I’m still here. I don’t think you can “outgrow” any genre of music you like tbh, they just come in phases
Jul 9, 2020·1 reply
MCNLike all those Ariana, Billie Eilish, Lorde, etc stans are almost undeniably worse than anything Hip Hop sees and they're all white and their fans are teenage white girls
They'll call people the f word, tell them to kill themselves, doxx etc
Alot of people complain that there aren't enough opportunities for non-white pop stars, well the audience is to blame for that. Executives would push whomever could get them profit, teenage pop fans have a history of fetishizing black/brown/gays/etc whilst being extremely toxic towards them.
Jul 9, 2020·2 repliesKobeToTheWho was it on this site saying “when do you grow out of the hip hop phase?” F***ing idiot
Fr making it seem like Hip Hop is some childish thing or just a phase when it’s literally a whole culture
Jul 9, 2020White rap fan here. My family's racist but I don't have that mindset. I treat everyone as equally as possible. I know a lot of the lyrics and stories and themes in the songs don't apply to people like me and I don't embrace that stuff. I listen for the vibes, the flow, the beat, etc.
Jul 9, 2020SinewaveYou are from Europe
South America
- Jul 9, 2020
This whole take just makes no sense, on god.
- Tomorrow 🪄Jul 9, 2020Troy Ave Stan
Fr making it seem like Hip Hop is some childish thing or just a phase when it’s literally a whole culture
That’s not really a hip hop exclusive thing though?
- Jul 9, 2020DonutHole
They'll call people the f word, tell them to kill themselves, doxx etc
Alot of people complain that there aren't enough opportunities for non-white pop stars, well the audience is to blame for that. Executives would push whomever could get them profit, teenage pop fans have a history of fetishizing black/brown/gays/etc whilst being extremely toxic towards them.this is why there is literally zero call outs in mainstream culture about the fact that ariana, a white european descendant, can use make up to darken her skin and "coincidentally" revamp her entire persona, style and music to be more hip hop/ r&b oriented
the funny thing too is these same stans will be the ones to go hard at outspoken rappers like kanye or "incoherent" rappers like future or thug and talk s*** about their misogynistic bars like the white artists they stan aren't blatantly ripping those artists off to stay relevant.
- Jul 9, 2020DonutHole
And where do people who want to voice their concerns/observations about race in music go then? you could've ignored this thread instead you are embodying it.
Even if the thread has nothing to do with race people make something to take this path, it's getting boring
- Jul 9, 2020·2 replies
In general this really just proves the inner racism of music fans. Someone like Eminem can freely say the word "f.a.g" in his music, even in 2020, but twitter users, same type of racists to say "i dont like hip hop but eminem is cool", will call Kanye homophobic when Kanye has never used that word in his songs and literally called out homophobia in hip hop in the early 2000s.
These same type of people talk about racist police, yet they exhibit the exact same kind of behavior.
Jul 9, 2020
So IllegalNiggas gotta stop thinking white ppl cool just cause they listen to the same music as you...
A lot of racist 4chan cacs are the same crackers next to you at a Travis Scott show
it's lit
- Jul 9, 2020·1 replyThuggerBaby
In general this really just proves the inner racism of music fans. Someone like Eminem can freely say the word "f.a.g" in his music, even in 2020, but twitter users, same type of racists to say "i dont like hip hop but eminem is cool", will call Kanye homophobic when Kanye has never used that word in his songs and literally called out homophobia in hip hop in the early 2000s.
These same type of people talk about racist police, yet they exhibit the exact same kind of behavior.
Nah man, eminem performed with Elton John who he is friends with- he's definitely not a homophobe even though he caters to that mentality whenever he uses those words.
You just don't get it bro
- Jul 9, 2020·1 replyThuggerBaby
In general this really just proves the inner racism of music fans. Someone like Eminem can freely say the word "f.a.g" in his music, even in 2020, but twitter users, same type of racists to say "i dont like hip hop but eminem is cool", will call Kanye homophobic when Kanye has never used that word in his songs and literally called out homophobia in hip hop in the early 2000s.
These same type of people talk about racist police, yet they exhibit the exact same kind of behavior.
Em definitely faced big backlash, apologized and censored it after he released that track
Jul 9, 2020·1 replyRaidenThis race discussion is turning this forum into s***. I wish we could keep the subject on music only
Cracka
- Jul 9, 2020So Illegal
Niggas gotta stop thinking white ppl cool just cause they listen to the same music as you...
A lot of racist 4chan cacs are the same crackers next to you at a Travis Scott show
This the thing they wanna come ITT “not me” (we don’t even know if they lying) but s*** if it’s not you whoopty doo it’s some and most others 🤦🏽♂️
Jul 9, 2020As much as i agree that this type of s*** is a problem, i dont find it fair to generalize and say all white rap fans are only fans of rap because of the “trauma p***” aspect. I never feel the need to respond or justify myself to this kind of stuff defensively because i feel like, if it doesnt apply to me why respond. But like some of us white folks just love the soulful sounds and production and storytelling and rhyming skills and are also capable of empathy
- Jul 9, 2020KobeToThe
Who was it on this site saying “when do you grow out of the hip hop phase?” F***ing idiot
F*** whoever said that fr
Jul 9, 2020Irl my favorite person to talk rap with is a white guy. Very knowledgeable dude too.
- Jul 9, 2020
And we got whites on here acting like they from the hood, s***'s cringe
- Jul 9, 2020·1 reply
That's why we they see black rappers,or athletes speaking out on matters that don't concern entertainment they'll tell them "shut up and dribble" or "why are you complaining your a millionaire " it doesn't matter if these white people conservative or liberal. They have the same white supremacist mindset.
The white rap fans who actually say these type of things, sure, but what sense does it make to act like this is something that applies to all white rap fans.
- Jul 9, 2020CactusJackSentYa
That's why we they see black rappers,or athletes speaking out on matters that don't concern entertainment they'll tell them "shut up and dribble" or "why are you complaining your a millionaire " it doesn't matter if these white people conservative or liberal. They have the same white supremacist mindset.
The white rap fans who actually say these type of things, sure, but what sense does it make to act like this is something that applies to all white rap fans.
Yea tbh there's whites that have legitimate respect for the culture but i think he's referring to EM/NF stans
- Jul 9, 2020Your Average Jet
Cracka
- Jul 9, 2020
who cares its just music
when i listen to artist that arent black its the same thing
just enjoy the output stop worrying about the input