Assuming you mean "overt" and not "advert"...
There is no one definition for art. That's part of what makes it so glorious, or perhaps it is its glory that defies definition. But we can all agree that some art is better than others, though it is often a matter of taste. I guess if people enjoy propaganda, then even that an be artistic for them. Have you seen the North Koreans weep in raptures when they look on a painting of Dear Leader or hear his theme song? |
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Are you stalking me like Frownland now? Creep. Go back to the The Christianity Thread if you want to stalk me about your Jesus shit.
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All right. Whatever. You win. You and Frownland can do no wrong, constantly badgering and stalking me.
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It's not just that...obviously. It's you jumping from one thread to another to dog me with your virulent objections to Christianity. If you're that obsessed with the religion, I suggest you look into it more. You know, it's okay to be gay these days. You don't have to hide it anymore. Same thing with your Christianity fetish.
I created that thread because I observed you MBers are always referencing (Not Your) Lord and Savior Jesus Christ all over the boards. You just can't keep it contained to one thread, can you? |
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:laughing: we're all just closet Christians, that must be why we disagree with mordwyr on Christianity: to cover our asses.
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RATM and Public Enemy really pushed the rap thing with politics. Now we have Kanye West proclaiming to be the god of fashion.
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i miss lowkey |
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Yeezus & MBDTF > everything RATM and Public Enemy have released |
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Well then lower your standards you douche.
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RATM are **** but public enemy have released some great stuff so |
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I'd say Yeezus is better than RATM but MBDTF is the weakest of the bunch.
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I think you're all wrong and if you refuse to accept Kanye West as your lord and saviour you're scum.
But seriously, I like a few Rage albums quite a bit, and Public Enemy are obviously incredibly influential, but Kanye started off making music that was way more fun than either group, then on MBDTF took on a brand new direction (which maybe you guys didn't like, fair enough, but you're wrong) and then on Yeezus he took things to a different level yet again. The reason why I can only listen to so much RATM or Public Enemy is that I almost feel as if they're doing the same thing, both song structure wise and lyrically on almost every track, Kanye at least makes a considerable effort to differentiate each project he drops. |
Too bad that most of his fun and different direction music sucks.
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Too bad you wouldn't know fun if it bit you on the tip of your foreskin.
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