It basically just boils down to hypocrisy. Don't objectify me unless I want it and it makes me money, but if you are objectifying someone else instead of me in that positive way you are an asshole.
For the life of me, I can't believe people listen to this
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As funny as it is to talk about, WAP is actually a very good comparison. Cardi B has these 3-5 syllable lyric lines with the beat of their song. Enter Megan with same beat who has 11-16 syllable lyrics and a much wider variety of rhymes. Shes definitely better than most and to me at least, stays true to the peak of hip hop. Lyrically, the 80s and 90s hip hop songs are where its at. Megan even has her own remake of Eazy E's "Boyz in the Hood"
That said, I kinda dig the song in the original post
Music caters to everyone in any mood which I find fascinating.
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What does Nickelback have to do with rock? They are somewhere between Air Supply and REO Speedwagon.
What's wrong with thumb drives, AKA "Geek Sticks"? That's what I use - no "device" needed!
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Hmmm, she might be able to convert me!
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Man, reading all this stuff has got me feeling like a major misfit. For starters, I still have a collection of vinyl. In fact, I just bought a new phonograph that I dropped into my Dad's old Victrola (was just a shell when I got the Victrola from him). Now, after 40 years of silence, it's playing music once again. But I digress. I also have a sizable CD collection that I utilize daily. I listen to everything from the Maddox Brothers and Rose (mid-30's to mid-50's) to grunge/alternative of the '90's. Oh, and I actually like Nickelback, so there's that. I listen to music daily. I fully admire anyone who has musical talent. What a legacy to leave behind. Case in point: I have an album from John Whitehawk. He was a native American from New Mexico. He only ever put out one album (in 1969), on the Little Darlin' record label. Anyhow, it was the first album I played in the Victrola. Haven't heard the album in 40-ish years, and yet I remembered the words to every song. As I see it, he lives on. They all do. The Beatles, Joplin, Hendrix, Cobain, Haggard, Cline, Cash, Owens. Remembered by people they never met. Now that, my friends, is a legacy.
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Interesting all the different takes here, I am an old guy (59) and have a son in college and he has recently gotten me hooked on a bunch of the "new" country....I like it especially Morgan Wallen (in the dog house now). Still love all the 80s rock and the 70s hits, older country, not into the rap or real new pop stuff I guess. Different stokes for different folks I guess. Drop the top and crank your choice and enjoy.
Die Antwoord! Yes!!!
I actually like some of their stuff. Some of it is weird, and dark.
They starred in the Movie "Chappie" a few years back. Dudes name is literally "Ninja" and he's damn near 50 years old.
Yep the beats are funky and my wife and I love many of their songs. It’s fun to show people we know this. We are not of the age that generally like this kinda music so.....lol
And we need to keep this under wraps when we move out your way. Lol, don’t want people thinking we are not red enough, because we are due to our....tastes.
WTF was that? Trent Reznor having a slumber party in Hell? Please help me to un-see that, @Rubi04!!!