Like what do you feel your duty is because of the fact? I think it’s too easy to dismiss the fact that we are guests in the culture and saying “it’s just music who cares” is total cop out.

On the flip side, what do people of colour ask of white listeners when taking part in the culture?

Please be civil folks, I’m just curious where everyone stands and if anyone ever thinks of it as a whole

Also I hear there’s a lot of people on here playing 5%er Pretender, so if you’re tired of carrying the burden of black fishing online... my dms are open. Your secret is safe with me

my duty is not saying the n-word when i rap along a song

I think it might be a better question to ask black hip hop fans what they expect from white listeners

This is BIG !!!!!!!!

agree

Ahh and they just killed the thread

If you don’t fight for minorities voices to be heard, problems in the minority communities, or if you let racist s*** slide for the sake of making a conversation awkward, you have no right consuming any minority produced art/media.

Just my 2 cents and yes I am white as can be

as a white person who listens to some hip hop i don't feel my responsibility is any greater than it would be if i never heard a rap song in my life and that responsibility is simply being militantly anti-racist

based 💀💀

I don’t really see the correlation unless you are like a racist redneck. Then you probably should not be enjoying the music at all

what if the minority is racist?

man u gotta be the worst user on this site and there’s some terrible users

cause i asked a question that doesnt fit ur narrative?

not really i treat it like any other genre, its music end of the day but i have actively learnt about the genre over the years listening to i say have pretty decent understanding of it

what narrative?