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This is exactly why people LOVE Point Break.

well looks like you got something new and exciting to get to

how? they might be intense frence women but they're pretty different filmmakers imo

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and this kind of thinking is not only horribly racist but it's how certain nerds end up loving the worst music on the planet like hearing these dweebs talking about IRC chatrooms or making refferences authors who appear in the New Yorker any less silly and unreleatable to somebody else lol

and even then man from Chicago and New York will debate you on this not only that but like NY rap was in a dismal place for ages, the running joke of rap cities and when Pop Smoke, the Blikxys and them lot started rapping over those type of beats it was like "thank god New Yorkers went and...

no i don't think so no to say that Americans haven't liked black british music in the past but yeah not until drill only examples i can think of is stuff from rock

you're definitly not wrong about something being humerous doesn't mean its comedy but its often the problem with alot of music that tries to use humour as its way of getting a point across

some of the worst and whitest music to come from these Isles i hate it in the same way i hate nerdcore that plus awkward colonial bullshit that comes with it and people who are into steampunk seem terrible to confront

i suppose you could put it down to context (which is usually brought in regards to Europes reltionship to american rap) but rarely is it brought up the other way round. I mean that plus the love of a good broad joke, no matter how you can come with all these precise digs about culture,you just...

and somehow i forgot to mention this is also why one of the American rebuttals to Brits talking about uk rap/drill is to post Unknown P/Big Shaq and say "this is what all British rappers sound like" or "Unknown P is better than every single rapper to come from the UK" which regardless of my...

have you tried @qwerty south ? being a rapper i mean

i can't, it's never happened to me lol

YEAH that would do it, even "dance-punk" i find has often emphasised the punk part more than the dance

so are you still involved? cause it sounds like you are

also i'll be honest @qwerty south i don't find GLC all that funny what are some stand out verses from them in your mind? cause my knowledge of them begins and ends with gun don't kill people and your mothers got a penis

i mean their a comedy rap act which comedy rap especially in this country is lets say is a fraught issue in this country much of the humour all even now with rap music is still like "lol rap music is a thing" comes from the same place as that awful Ben Folds bitches ain't shit cover its why...

so i'll have to ask since nobody else is, @WashYourHands did you ever attempt to be a rapper?

i'm familiar with P Brothers and Cappo they did that "Nottingham Bronx" track i liked the beat on that(i got family in Nottingham so the twang is no problem for me) P Brothers did The Gas which solid hard knock east coast thing (the 2 Roc Marciano tracks on it are fire)

so nobody has got any thoughts to share? also yeah it is baffling that Morrison is so huge considering how bad of a rapper he is as far as i know he's got old east end crime family ties so that would explain why he gets a pass from the UK rap world