SOB X RBE are officially back together as a group after a seven-year split.
The West Coast group began going their separate ways in 2018 as the members turned their attention to solo careers.
DaBoii, Yhung T.O. and Slimmy B, three of the group’s original four members, first sparked comeback talk when they publicly linked back up in March. Now, they’ve confirmed their return with a new Instagram teaser and announced their first new release for July 31. 🔥
@betterbundleup@pplsartofwar@xertsaa@morris_que14 The US system had a significant amount of legitimacy, handed down through european imperial legacy and built through multinational agencies (UN).
The strength of propaganda is a type of legitimacy.
Main source of influence tho always the $.
@Anamoni_8@TheAziH Why do you consider this a problem? Its generally a feature of artistic fields that popularity spawns derivatives, and that only a few creations out of many will be valued by the public.
@SigmaSyndikate@SeanMombo If the OP's logics are correct, these two things shouldn't be equated. Wheelchairs provide no negative impact, but there can be negative impacts of typecasting media roles for specific groups.
@pplsartofwar not to downplay the negative effects of such systems, but its benefit to the body of the PLA was likely significant and lasting. As in, the wealth accrued by high ranking members would have attracted those otherwise focused on private corps anyways
@speakerjohnash Artistically iterating using systems you don’t understand places agency outside of your hands. Any crafts master takes it as a point of pride to understand all relevant functions of creation, prolly what antonoff is reacting to.
@speakerjohnash In this framework its easy to see england coming out ahead of the rest of the colonial world- already embroiled with its past in a visceral conflict. Turning a cultural superpower if it can lead the charge in healthy integration. ie prominence of its black actors
@PaulaSeeksTruth@DavidSartor0@thornewolf@DefenderOfBasic I’m yapping.
But I think its a gradient of many many things.
Eg; when do you realize your parents are wrong about one thing, and how do you extend that to all things?
Ultimately trust is the inverse of insanity
@PaulaSeeksTruth@DavidSartor0@thornewolf@DefenderOfBasic The first question is whether we trust our own perceptions or not. If we do, then that means there must be some relative level of validity to others. If we don’t, then “reality”, as it lies outside perception, is either intuitive or unknowable