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Jetée · 12-20-2007, 11:52 AM

Attentive participants, please:

May it please the deciding audience, I'd like to present this pivotal focus-point to the argument, in the form of an .mp3:

This all-encompassing track is meant to definitively reason to all who have peered into this thread and given their bit of knowledge on the topic, why it is that "rap" music is so popular, but also as to why one cannot realistically portray the ill-conceived notion that the entire genre "sucks" due to misinformation. Venues become skewed when you become a part of the masses in-tune with the MTV and popular outlet media, and it can delude the general populus when what they see and hear is just accepted as how it goes. There is infinitely more that we have yet to unveal and discover, but to state that we have is all we are going to get, and as long as it is no good why even bother mentioning it, well, is a very contradictory point of reference.
So, I would insist with my sincerest graces, I'd like for all here to give a small listen to the topical nature of the song, its music key tonality, flowing lyrics, overall sound & message endorsed, and give a viable response as to your thoughts of this evidence in regards to the thread's main point of argument.
Thank you.

Presenting:
http://www.divshare.com/download/3179453-a8c--from the album "White People", by Handsome Boy Modeiing School

12-20-2007, 11:52 AM	#115 (permalink)
Jetée The Reforms Location: Rarely, if ever, here or there, but always in transition	Reasonable Doubt Attentive participants, please: May it please the deciding audience, I'd like to present this pivotal focus-point to the argument, in the form of an .mp3: This all-encompassing track is meant to definitively reason to all who have peered into this thread and given their bit of knowledge on the topic, why it is that "rap" music is so popular, but also as to why one cannot realistically portray the ill-conceived notion that the entire genre "sucks" due to misinformation. Venues become skewed when you become a part of the masses in-tune with the MTV and popular outlet media, and it can delude the general populus when what they see and hear is just accepted as how it goes. There is infinitely more that we have yet to unveal and discover, but to state that we have is all we are going to get, and as long as it is no good why even bother mentioning it, well, is a very contradictory point of reference. So, I would insist with my sincerest graces, I'd like for all here to give a small listen to the topical nature of the song, its music key tonality, flowing lyrics, overall sound & message endorsed, and give a viable response as to your thoughts of this evidence in regards to the thread's main point of argument. Thank you. Presenting: http://www.divshare.com/download/3179453-a8c--from the album "White People", by Handsome Boy Modeiing School __________________ As human beings, our greatness lies not so much in being able to remake the world (that is the myth of the Atomic Age) as in being able to remake ourselves. —Mohandas K. Gandhi