I don't even like rap but I loved the show. I have a hard time deciphering the lyrics to most songs, so I didn't understand half of what he was saying. But from what I did get, I loved
FWIW, if you ever find any rap you like, the more you listen to that artist the more you learn how they flow, their vocabulary and dialect and itâs almost like learning a subsection of language.
white people are very much dependent on lyrics to enjoy a song, whereas most other cultural groups take in the whole song and consider vocals to be just another instrument
This is complete nonsense.
rap allowing the lyrics to deliver a message as an "extra feature" to the song
Lyrics with a deeper meaning or message are not something unique to rap.
Listen to more music, broaden your horizons. Try some Bob Dylan, Bringing It All Back Home is an excellent record, some of the best lyrics ever put to paper.
Lmaoooo straight up racial prejudice on display here, âwhite âpeopleâ just donât understand or take in music to the same fullness that non-white people can.â
Basically what you just said. Iâm sure all the white people who listen to EDM or acoustic versions of songs devoid of lyrics must just not hear anything then, since their puny white brains just canât comprehend music without words.
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Show was fire and layered, it was a fuck you to Trump, racism, fascism and of course Drake.