YouTuber AngryGinge was absolutely PISSED after confronting a guy who made RACIST comments about Ghanaians during the England–Ghana World Cup match, only for stadium stewards to refuse to kick him out after he reported him 😳👀
“Not good enough from the American stewards… he got to watch the whole game after his comments. Absolute disgrace.”
Gangsta rap is not authentic it's a carefully manufactured cultural product.
Most of them are actors: Tupac Shakur was a formally trained ballet dancer for christ sake and clearly homosexual... then he was repackaged as the archetypal street thug.
Rock music in the 90s was at its peak, sold most concert tickets, merch and when nu-metal emerged it began to mobilise disaffected young White men, channeled raw anger rooted in economic stagnation, family breakdown and cultural marginalisation into aggressive, communal experiences.
The "elites" who shape cultural production recognised the danger in this... unified anger among White men carried revolutionary potential if ever directed outward...
Rock was killed. By the early 2000s, the music industry completely pivoted toward hip hop and gangsta rap.
By elevating performative thug archetypes and sidelining bands that encouraged White male solidarity, the industry helped ensure that popular music remained a tool of pacification rather than awakening.
In short: rap is fake and gay
Khabib lost to Tibau.
Jon lost to Reyes.
Every elite fighter loses or at the very least faces extreme amounts of adversity.
This is actually an increasingly rare, pretty measured, DJ take.