@BeLikeLawren@galactayoms Like I get what you’re trying to say… but also I went on a date with a girl where she literally was sitting next to me naked like “so you’re not gonna do anything” and I was like this a really good show (Atlanta) it was the first time meeting like we can just chill
@PopulistBlock @Soulful1865 To do with the fact they were in Korea for 5 years there would be outrage… if you can’t understand the analogy then I’m sorry my friend but you are lost and there’s no way to find you
@PopulistBlock @Soulful1865 A people that perpetuate that is unnerving at the least just want that recognition and to be highlighted, credited for “OUR” shit if black people created a dress or clothing that closely resembled a hanbok and stated this was an original dress they created and had nothing…
@PopulistBlock @Soulful1865 Plenty of people have already said how Korea be racist af towards black people not only black people but all dark skinned people including other Asians… we as black people have constantly had our culture be subjugated to colonial and imperial forces historically so seeing…
@PopulistBlock @Soulful1865 Lastly the point everyone has made we really wouldn’t be having an issue with Koreans or non black people utilising our sound aesthetics etc if they openly showed love and appreciation for us the people and not the aesthetics we create
@PopulistBlock @Soulful1865 There’s plenty of krap artists who have taken and stole the likeness of artists like playboy carti, lil uzi and even drill artists shii go ahead and throw Afro beat in there too I can drop a link of a kpop/krap artist that uses the Afro beat sound and aesthetic right now…
@PopulistBlock @Soulful1865 This is just not seen from the overall kpop industry itself as a whole and perpetuated by their uneducated extremely biased fans, another point within sampling that was something we saw a lot in the beginning of hiphop but what about modern hiphop acts…
@PopulistBlock @Soulful1865 Kpop groups like she stated differ from this because they don’t respect the heritage of the culture instead taking and pretending they created it themselves, not all obviously some and a very small collective have shown appreciation for their black influences
@PopulistBlock @Soulful1865 Wu tang clan didnt steal the aesthetics of martial arts movies and tried to pretend like they invented something new, they appreciated the culture and art of martial arts which is why any real Wu tang clan fan can tell you where their influences came from…
@PopulistBlock @Soulful1865 At this point you’re choosing not to understand not all music within rnb was necessarily sampled like in old school hiphop, the key difference which you should know seeing as you bring up the point of Wu tang Clan is that they paid respects to old Wu tang martial arts films…