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Nation of 5% and NOI openly teach the theory that white people are the rebelled slaves from a rogue islamic scientist, originally bred from albine apes in the Caucus Mountains. (No no, keep reading) This is a mythos that is convenient and astronomically absurd (and later revealed not a holy...

Legitimately hoped someone had the audacity to title their song "LONDON VIOLENCE"

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/4NNRy_Wz16k" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> A lot of tragic Latin vibes to offend Luka's sensibilities.

I'm going to be ugly and unnuanced here but since most of the RINSE employees have left this board a long time ago anyway and won't cry... So like, 4-5 years ago when Rinse hadn't yet gone legit and they were still in that in between phase, they had that hack DJ Alexander Nut doing his thing. I...

The GOAT. I wish we had Westwood instead of Flex growing up.

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Long story short, albums based around the concept of fear of Black Vulgarity in America. TLOP also has a lot of themes of failure in becoming an adult, family, paranoia, God. He stopped being inherently autobiographical and thinking like a director of musicals and now he's a conceptual artist...

Its inspired a lot of songs that sound like movie trailers and some boring rock bands. I think your takes on Yeezus and The Life of Pablo would be fascinating tbh.

You'd say that about the first 2, 2.5 albums for certain but I think those are shit anyway. Did you engage with the last two albums in particular?

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/QkubQCI4Fxo" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Get some tunes from this millenia tho folks. The geetar might be dead, but death is not the end and all.

That's the thing, I own Gaga's first two records, I'm not saying this as a detractor but as someone who is coming a decade after her impact like "... that's all we got?" Kanye, you can see that. Beyonce, you can see that. Wiley and even Dizzee, of course. Gaga?? Eh.

I just don't see where Gaga's influence is? Her politics have been very very flimsy and outdated. Beyonce's last 3-4 years have had more adherence to so-called SJW mores than Gaga, who kind of has no further lip service to anyone than say Madonna might've. Madge's was just more implied than how...

TRENDS PRODIGY HAS SET SINCE 1992 AND STILL IS SETTING IN 2008 AND BEYOND: #1 TATTOO’S ON MY CHEST, ARMS AND HAND SINCE I WAS 12 YEARS OLD #2 RAPPING WORDS THAT DONT ALWAYS RHYME #3 PUTTING WORDS TOGETHER THAT DONT RHYME AND MAKING THEM RHYME “big guns down in santa barbray, my crew do it the...

links please trilliam ^

Its wild because Gaga hasn't been worth a thing culturally for the past 4 years??? She had a hot 5 year run but... I don't think she even has any influence past that point.

I probably wrote myself into a hole at least twice tbf so if you think there's an argument you'd like to make against me I'll hear it. More than likely I fucked up whatever I meant to say.

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Funny thing that touches on everything you say: https://www.jacobinmag.com/2014/07/all-power-to-the-pack-rats/

barty; I personally feel, as a reflection of how the industry compartmentalizes itself, that class affects how we view music. Streaming has become the current ecology of 'modernity' of music, and likewise artists are encouraged to not only make records that suit streaming (there's a big...