And you probably thought Jazz critics were tough.
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The death rate of rappers.
While "mudslingers" are welcomed in this debate, I view it from the point of view of someone who studied "sociology" at an institution of higher learning; we look at all aspects of any given subject involving many individuals. Do they teach the meaning of scare quotes at this institution of higher "learning" you "studied" at? |
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Definitely a deep subject. There's even a divide between rap 20 years ago compared to today's "stars" .The Ice T generation is old and mellowed now. The socioeconomic factor hasn't changed, but the violence and glorifying thru social media seem to have boosted it? No "Legends of Rap" tour 30 years from now. Many will be dead, not by disease or natural cause! I see the the lifestyle everyday here, in SoCal. Ugh. Difficult to remain positive about younger generations. . |
Since "Rap" is not my game, I know nothing of these names; however, as a responsible citizen of the USA, I am curious as to the circumstances involving their demise under the age of 30. If this thread is too real, maybe we could shift to this one; https://www.timeout.com/new-york-kids/things-to-do/best-disney-songs |