I wish "disagree" wasn't a big red x. It's too ferocious for my tastes.
I get it but don't sweat it! Most of us are over 40 it seems and don't need safe spaces.
I wish "disagree" wasn't a big red x. It's too ferocious for my tastes.
I concur.I also found ice “T” fascinating. His music was often a great deal more political than it initially sounded.
I loved the song of theirs on the Performance soundtrack, but for some reason never explored them further. A bad oversight on my part that I intend to remedy.You might also like “the last poets”. It’s some of the very first proto rap from the 1960s. Just drums. Very very political.
Maybe so, but the red x makes it seems as though disagreement is a declaration of war--which is kind of emblematic of safe space culture, come to think of it.I get it but don't sweat it! Most of us are over 40 it seems and don't need safe spaces.
I mean, I even own (paired with my kiddo) an "I'm on a boat "censored censored") T shirt, which has as many of the cuss words as we could find.
It's okay. You didn't. @HauntedMyst, on the other hand . . .Wow, I wasn't trying to start a war with my "real song" comment.
It's okay. You didn't. @HauntedMyst, on the other hand . . .
Agreed. And that's why I knew I could make the joke I made.No one should care or need a safe space if their opinion differs.
I don't think anyone in two or three hundred years will be heading down to Carnegie hall to listen to the classics featuring Kanye West and Snoop Dog.
Here's a quick 30 second explanation of what can happen if you fail to follow ohm's law or properly use batteries.
The above video reminds me of a skit done by John Belushi on Saturday Nite Live. Could be the local dialect.
I don't think anyone in two or three hundred years will be heading down to Carnegie hall to listen to the classics featuring Kanye West and Snoop Dog.
By that standard, I doubt anything written in the last 20 years, in any genre would qualify.
Michael Buble and Ariena Grande
Michael Bublé is a poor man's Harry Connick, Jr., who is in turn a poor man's Frank Sinatra/Perry Como hybrid.Who are these people? I have never heard anything by either of them.