I mean, we all filter information in various ways depending on what we want to hear and how we want to hear it. Kanye, as one of the most divisive figures in American pop culture, provides a really good example of how people can react to a certain source in very divergent ways (just look at this board).I'm just saying that me and otherstend to handwave that shit if it's not really either super illuminating and/or dressed up well.possibly from a neckbeard background
wheres crud
I think focusing on the hyperbole is exactly what was wrong with the reaction.
Ye talks about people taking ownership of black culture for an entire interview, makes a hyperbolic slavery comparison and all people get out of it is that fashion isn't slavery. That's not just on Kanye, that's people not giving a fuck about the point and deciding to criticize the minutia.
We all know Kanye says some dumb shit, and even he knows he's not good at articulating what he has to say, but I don't get why Banks gets a greater audience when her position comes from a less genuine place and almost one of pure hatred and hypocrisy. Y'all critiquing the wrong shit, and this is probably exactly why a year from now someone else will make some sort of dramatic display once again in attempt for people to talk about it, but people would rather just end up criticizing his/her hair or whatever.
if you phrase your responses and stance like an egomaniac with a slew of mental disorders you have only yourself and your (possible?) illness to blame.
if you turn in a paper, and it has a few incredibly salient points but its muddled in a quagmire of nebulous contentions, self aggrandizement and nonsense you're going to get a C. Call it the Esch scale of life.
Banks has a large audience because nationalism sells.
I just listened to the whole Ye/Zane Lowe interview again and the only things I disagree with:
- Ye saying New Slaves is a hit record if they took out the fuck corporations line
- The one brief mention of Steve Jobs. Because fuck Steve Jobs. Potentially the worst thing about modern Kanye is his worship of Steve Jobs.
- Some weird analogy about it being illegal to be naked
- "levels of genius" nonsense
Lupe x Kendrick track coming in hot.
We gonna have a video Kendrick dressing up as Jesus while Lupe is Mohammad as they spread the gospel of positive feelings and loving thyself to the world.
World peace coming soon brehs
Yea because all music artists are also expert writers and every mistake they make goes toward invalidating any decent point they make. You guys are being ridiculous.
I'm the same way. More often than not I'm burned by someone who doesn't know what they are saying or says it rather poorly and it tends to mess with my perception of their music. I know it shouldn't, but I'd rather avoid music artist's smartdumb comments. Plus, I know I don't know the minutiae of their (a musicians) life, but shit you motherfuckers can't read a book/educate yourselves once in a while?i mean i don't really need kanye to know a bunch of exclusive white plutocratic structures control the creation and dissemination of culture and consumer products, so if he's not gonna drop something new he could at least keep it somewhat coherent. I mean you're enamored with kanye (for reasons beyond me) so listening to him blather on about shit you already know might be appealing to you, ymmv. i'm doubly less inclined to care if the discussion is seemingly centered a bit more on luxury products like 5 stack leather jogging pants that aren't really for the people anyway. and no matter how much you beg and berate the culture controlling bourgeoisie, they probably wont let you in anyway.
but overall who cares what musicians have to say. i go to them for aesthetic and compositional product, i don't really care what they have to say unless it's fuckery related or specifically related to the creation of music if i'm gonna be completely honest.
I mean.. that would make it the third time GaGa bailed on associating herself with rappers. It's pretty much expected at this point.He was supposed to have Lady Gaga on his album.. then she disappeared and was never heard of again
So she just turned 18 or what? Thought she was a bit older TBH.
I just listened to that Magi song reading this. Pretty apt.
My whole argument came from the majority of Gaf-Hop acting like Kendrick had an interview worthy of being picked to shreds. He said one dumb line about a Nublack esque concept and you guys turn him into some Pharrell like character.I think focusing on the hyperbole is exactly what was wrong with the reaction.
Ye talks about people taking ownership of black culture for an entire interview, makes a hyperbolic slavery comparison and all people get out of it is that fashion isn't slavery. That's not just on Kanye, that's people not giving a fuck about the point and deciding to criticize the minutia.
We all know Kanye says some dumb shit, and even he knows he's not good at articulating what he has to say, but I don't get why Banks gets a greater audience when her position comes from a less genuine place and almost one of pure hatred and hypocrisy. Y'all critiquing the wrong shit, and this is probably exactly why a year from now someone else will make some sort of dramatic display once again in attempt for people to talk about it, but people would rather just end up criticizing his/her hair or whatever.
ok ok, now that the mikewill tape has set in... What's the consensus on the best track?
My vote goes to Migos
Come on Toku, you know I got love for Riff Raff, but choppin blades got old quick... Hype the first time I heard it, but lost the magic after repeat listensYou don't be choppin' blades?
You don't be choppin' blades?
Choppin blades, don't trust, drinks on us
nah her music is cool.Why do we keep giving this idiot attention? Banks is a delusional nutjob. The sooner she fades off into nothing the better
nah her music is cool.