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  • edited May 2016

    You see this isn't funny and no fun.
    This is ...

  • "The avant-garde need not be moral."

  • edited May 2016

    How is that shit avantgarde? Looks and sounds to me like the same old shit, about as avangarde as " gap inc".

  • Cramps though. I saw them in 92. Lux was old, but delivered an absolutely nutzo performance.

  • edited May 2016

    Last time I saw them must have been 2003 or something.
    Have you seen his shoes?
    I wouldn't make it across the room in those, neither dance on a stack of amps without falling on my face. ^^

  • edited May 2016

    @Nathan said:

    For that matter, young white and Asian guys in hoodies can look equally menacing, especially in groups.

    I suppose the one difference is that a part of black America has adopted the gangsta look and ethos.

    _makes no sense...if black america has adopted the gangsta look and ethos, then what look and ethos have non-black gangsters in america adopted?...
    _

    Rap and Hip Hop exponents wanting to make a valid political or social point are having thier messages obscured by the thug element, which is something for the community to address.

    I don't think so, and I'm surprised that you didn't notice this because you sound like you put some thought into it. In any community there are people who are criminals and there are people who are not criminals, generally speaking if there are any messages at all they are two different messages. Especially in regards to the subject matters you speak of, crime.. hopefully that message is self explanatory, and the message of social justice is equally self explanatory, crime speaks of taking what does not belong to you, social justice speaks to disenfranchisement. Sometimes the messages do cross paths but they are still two distinct messages and this is why one could not obscure the other, for that to happen one would have to be the type of person who equates social justice to criminality and of course that is ridiculous. Now this does not mean there aren't people who conflate the two there are ,but as I'm sure you're aware of there are many people who do many ridiculous things for instance some people call criminals in other neighborhoods the thug element, while calling criminals in their own neighborhood upstanding citizens ffs right, but don't laugh I'm serious this is a true story

  • edited May 2016

    What's the confusion?
    Don't wear the uniform of ppl you don't want to be associated with?

  • @lala said:
    What's the confusion?
    Don't wear the uniform of ppl you don't want to be associated with?

    if you think that black youth dress any differently than any other youth, then the confusion is in you. black, white, asian, latin, and indian americans all dress the same.

    there's nothing wrong with detracting, the most talented detractors are worth their weight in entertainment but if you're not one of those at least try to be coherent.

  • edited May 2016

    You don't understand what I am trying to say.
    It's about image and preconception.
    Don't want to be associated with thugs don't wear hoodies and sportswear if you are a young black male.
    Don't wear to much make up if you don't want to be associated with gothic.
    Don't wear your hair like Justin biber if you are a white male and don't want to be confused with that kind of stuff.
    Looks pretty simple to me.

    I'm 40 now. But these codes haven't changed.

  • @lala said:
    You don't understand what I am trying to say.
    It's about image and preconception.
    Don't want to be associated with thugs don't wear hoodies and sportswear if you are a young black male.
    Don't wear to much make up if you don't want to be associated with gothic.
    Don't wear your hair like Justin biber if you are a white male and don't want to be confused with that kind of stuff.
    Looks pretty simple to me.

    I'm 40 now. But these codes haven't changed.

    lol

  • nah you haven't changed, but you need to step outside and try to pick out black, white, asian, and latino youth based on who's wearing a hoodie and some sports wear.

  • edited May 2016

    @kobamoto said:
    nah you haven't changed, but you need to step outside and try to pick out black, white, asian, and latino youth based on who's wearing a hoodie and some sports wear.

    They all look like they are shopping in the gap, I know. ^^
    But it gives ppl different ideas about the look depending who is wearing what.

  • @lala said:
    You don't understand what I am trying to say.
    It's about image and preconception.
    Don't want to be associated with thugs don't wear hoodies and sportswear if you are a young black male.
    Don't wear to much make up if you don't want to be associated with gothic.
    Don't wear your hair like Justin biber if you are a white male and don't want to be confused with that kind of stuff.
    Looks pretty simple to me.

    I'm 40 now. But these codes haven't changed.

    I would like to add if you don't want to get confused with a wrestler you shouldn't wear spandex. In all seriousness though lala, if you live your life too concerned with how others view you, it will be very unfulfilling, btw hoodies are sacred.

  • I know this is slightly off topic but I adore instrumental hip hop too, here's slakah bringing the sweetness.

    Also loves me a bit of mo-wax from the 90's

  • edited May 2016

    I have grey hair now so I guess I stopped worrying about how I look somewhere along the way :D
    I look like my dad now :#

  • And these cats, was in my local record shop years back on the way out the doors and my inner b-boy heard something tasty, asked what it was and bought the album, kind of like hip hop, jazz fusion in a bristol fashion, my favourite track off the album.

  • @lala said:
    I have grey hair now so I guess I stopped worrying about how I look somewhere along the way :D
    I look like my dad now :#

    Grey hair at 40, sweet jesus, there was me worrying I had a grey hair in my moustache.

  • edited May 2016

    I'm lucky, I only got grey. My bf is Getting bold. :D

  • oh yes, love mo-wax... I really like the way instrumental hiphop is going these days, it's getting to the point where it's so good it's turning back around and inspiring the lyricist.

  • Hair pieces are very convincing now'a'days, don't go for something too ostentatious though, I recall you said earlier you're from germany, so I'm thinking get something modern, like a mullet.

  • @lala said:

    They all look like they are shopping in the gap, I know. ^^
    But it gives ppl different ideas about the look depending who is wearing what.

    yeah man there's a word for that but it's not hiphop

  • edited May 2016

    I was looking for a Nicolette acoustic gig, but can't find anything
    It's hard to find anything pre Google

  • @kobamoto said:
    oh yes, love mo-wax... I really like the way instrumental hiphop is going these days, it's getting to the point where it's so good it's turning back around and inspiring the lyricist.

    Flying lotus, had some of his earlier stuff on warp back when I was still buying vinyl, loving both them tracks, some of the instrumental stuff inspires me to verse, only problem is I sound like a walrus and have a poor mic technique.

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