31-12-2010, 23:32
(This post was last modified: 31-12-2010, 23:35 by JazzyRandy.)
Music Head Wrote:SorryI don't mean to offend either. However, in one breath you say you don't mean to paint with a broad brush, then in the next breath you continue to say how it's "much more prevalent" only in R&B and Hip Hop. Again I feel compelled to say "no offense", but it seems like the first statement is an empty statement, while the second one (which reiterates your earlier point) is your true statement. You say I'm correct, but your own words betray that you really believe I'm right.
Don't mean to offend.
Just expressing my opinion.
I did say you were correct.
You're right, it's just your opinion. And my words are simply my opinion. I'm not interested in a right/wrong debate. I just wanted to discuss what I perceive as a gross misjudgment of R&B/Soul/Hip-Hop. That's why I presented artists who don't fit the earlier broad brushed indictment. If you've heard those artists, I'd love to hear your opinion of the content of their lyrics. I know you're not a fan of the musical styles, so I don't expect you to be a fan of their albums as a whole. However, I don't think you'll find much to be offended at in their lyrics. Well, except for the politics of Me'shell. ;-)