Wow maybe I'm just not up on the English violence scene but I would not expect this in the UK.
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Neither did I. I was all :confused: when I read about it
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Hope that don't happen in Aus, not that I'm going though. Too expensive.
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Fucking Brits. You're giving rap a bad image!
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Oops, to late, rap already has a bad image.This Message Edited On 03.04.06
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Courtesy of angry black youths
Did I take it too far?
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hahaha, its chavs here in ol' blighty!!! they ARE the "violence scene" as morrissey finely put it lol!!! its all that frustration at not having the bitches and ho's lifestyle that makes them buy guns lol!
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p.s. i hate rap
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that's weird. i wouldn't have expected that headline to come from the UK
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[QUOTE=spoon_of_grimbo] p.s. i hate rap [/QUOTE]
rap>you (especially because I'm betting you don't what you're talking about)
This Message Edited On 03.06.06
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"spoon_of_grimbo" i hate rap too...but i give certain reasons...like it having to do with the dumbing down and constant decline of my culture which has pretty much made me turn my back on the music that was once apart of me...or the violence and lies it spills out onto african-american youth who don't know any better...
i have a reason...do you...?
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my reason would be the kind of lifestyle that the majority of rap music seems to promote these days, i.e. gun crime, gangsta/thug life, demeaning of women (bitch and ho are hardly respectful terms are they?), materialistic living (emphasis on bling, etc.). all things that i basically find very shallow indeed.
also, purely out of personal preference, there is very little rap that i can stand to listen to from a musical point of view, even if the lyrics aren't like those i've just mentioned. i just don't like the sound of it.
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^^
I really don't see how rap is any less demeaning to women and materialistic than rock and metal.
What kind of rap have you been exposed to? Surely you haven't have good enough exposure to the genre. If you don't like the "shallowness" of pop-rap, there's a plethora of artists that fill the credibility void.
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