Big Moose wrote:Do any black artists ever rediscover techniques used by others 20 years ago or is it purely a white trait?
Now that I think of it
I’ve never in my 38 years seen a black rapper be derivative or creatively bankrupt
I’ve never seen any black artist do it tbh
Like imagine a black kid putting in colored contacts and trying to be slim shady but with a splash of confused Christian sentiments… Would never happen.
I wonder what percentage of the black youth even knows Kanye’s chipmunk era. If I grab a random hood booger out Chicago, can you guarantee he’d even know Kanye is more a producer than a rapper?
You think fatherless lil gangsta niggas of today know or care that Ye made Heart of the City or Just to Get By?
You think Kanye or MJ ever learned anything from any older white artists?
Doubtful
Although this question is disingenuous like most of your posts.
Lil Uzi vert’s current music is influenced by 2000’s alternative rock and pop-punk
Big Moose wrote:Do any black artists ever rediscover techniques used by others 20 years ago or is it purely a white trait?
Now that I think of it
I’ve never in my 38 years seen a black rapper be derivative or creatively bankrupt
I’ve never seen any black artist do it tbh
Like imagine a black kid putting in colored contacts and trying to be slim shady but with a splash of confused Christian sentiments… Would never happen.
I wonder what percentage of the black youth even knows Kanye’s chipmunk era. If I grab a random hood booger out Chicago, can you guarantee he’d even know Kanye is more a producer than a rapper?
You think fatherless lil gangsta niggas of today know or care that Ye made Heart of the City or Just to Get By?
You think Kanye or MJ ever learned anything from any older white artists?
Doubtful
Although this question is disingenuous like most of your posts.
Lil Uzi vert’s current music is influenced by 2000’s alternative rock and pop-punk
Hope that finds you comfort.
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Lil Uzi Vert = Lucifer
He has said before the only artist he looks up to is Marylyn Manson. They both worship Satan.
Weird you are such a big fan of a twink black rapper who worships a gay literal white devil.
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nohbody wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2026 2:39 pm
Marylyn Manson said he is not a Satanist. He just uses Satanic imagery to "challenge religious dogmas and cultural norms"
thats exactly what a secret satanist would say lol
rattlesnake on the dance floor
Hooka dooka, soda cracka'
does yo' momma chew tobacca'?
nohbody wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2026 2:39 pm
Marylyn Manson said he is not a Satanist. He just uses Satanic imagery to "challenge religious dogmas and cultural norms"
thats exactly what a secret satanist would say lol
sure . . . I just feel like if MM was an actual satanist he would probably just come out and say he worships Satan
I just went to a Manson/Rob Zombie concert and I can tell you there was way more satanic/occult imagery in Zombies performance then there was of Mansons lol ... Zombies concert sets are just as crazy as Gwars lol
nohbody wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2026 2:39 pm
Marylyn Manson said he is not a Satanist. He just uses Satanic imagery to "challenge religious dogmas and cultural norms"
thats exactly what a secret satanist would say lol
sure . . . I just feel like if MM was an actual satanist he would probably just come out and say he worships Satan
I just went to a Manson/Rob Zombie concert and I can tell you there was way more satanic/occult imagery in Zombies performance then there was of Mansons lol ... Zombies concert sets are just as crazy as Gwars lol
some religious folks fear people who challenge their beliefs because it may lead to a loss of their security(community/belonging, emotional safety etc etc)
More human than human pounds in a dope car stereo. Its rad to listen to loud.
also i love live music and it sounds like it was probably a decent show
rattlesnake on the dance floor
Hooka dooka, soda cracka'
does yo' momma chew tobacca'?