@_999WRLD@rxlfpacked I already preferred I was being obtuse😭 idk what else you want from me. But I think you misunderstood my sentiment. I didn’t say sad in the sense of it being derogatory towards you. I meant sad in the sense of you unnecessarily implementing an inhibitor to consuming great music.
@_999WRLD@rxlfpacked The fact that you can take a genre with as many sub-genres and sounds as rap and just put the flat, “I don’t like it” brand on it. Is sad. It is by far the most diverse genre of music just by its nature; there’s something for everybody. I would implore you to be more open-minded.
@atszn62@DtbKami@rxlfpacked The more you listen to it, you’re no longer hit with that initial feeling of being overwhelmed and you’re able to appreciate the song as a whole
@kloudklap@rxlfpacked Isn’t it just common sense that the more experimental something is less likely someone who doesn’t listen to experimental music is to be acclimated to it?
@rxlfpacked@ArryIavsTheYids An artist is an extension of the beat. I feel like the disconnect a lot of people have with UG music is the separation of the vocals and the production when the vocals’ main function is reinforcing the production, not the other way around.
@clockmeltmedia@BoltsHateMe What do you people genuinely think Herbert is worth a trade package? Because you obviously hate him and say he’s auful, but you recognize that he’s a valuable QB?
@beautynbullshit@almostprocessed Children have weaker neck muscles, and larger heads in proportion to the rest of their body. Because of this hits/falls disproportionately affect their head due to the increase of area. Doing this in the most pivotal years of mental development is a potential permanent risk.