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RB17 06-16-2017 05:59 AM

But Punk didn't invent the idea of rebelling to a genre and strip down its sound to the basics, it did invent the idea of rebelling to Rock music of its time.
So, even assuming the mumbled rap trap thing is indeed rebellious towards the rules of Hip Hop, that doesn't make it any more Punk than Basketball is like Hockey 'cause you still shove a thing into a net.

Thom Yorke 06-16-2017 10:38 AM

There are definitely parallels in the DIY nature of the two genres. Even ignoring lyricism, from the standpoint of production it's pretty accessible for anyone to make beats just by downloading something like FL Studio or Ableton. A lot of it is just having a dirty 808 bassline.

OccultHawk 06-16-2017 10:49 AM

Let's name names. Is this whole thread about Lil Yachty?

Frownland 06-16-2017 10:57 AM

Well I don't think he's talking about DOOM.

RB17 06-16-2017 11:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by elphenor (Post 1846829)
I feel like hip hop was the punk of hip hop

Much of it is commercialized to all hell now but it was like punk where there's almost no barrier to entry

Agree here.

The Batlord 06-16-2017 12:02 PM

I don't even like Lil Yachty, but I appreciate the lack of concern for traditional hip hop standards. People will insist all day long, up and down the street that music shouldn't have any creative restrictions, and yet when it comes to hip hop then "it's a lyrical genre" so of course you must have complex, multi-syllabic lyrics to make Robert Frost jealous, and the flow must be rhythmically complex as well, or else you won't sound like you're trying to be the best MC on earth.

**** that. The funny thing is that black people I've known don't seem to care all that much about that ****, whereas white people can be downright fascist. I suspect the crackers are just insecure about listening to a traditionally black genre and swallow whatever restrictive bull**** they think they need to so people won't think they're ignorant honkies.

Frownland 06-16-2017 12:05 PM

Preference=/=creative restriction

Dylstew 06-16-2017 12:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by elphenor (Post 1846829)
I feel like hip hop was the punk of hip hop

Much of it is commercialized to all hell now but it was like punk where there's almost no barrier to entry

Exactly.

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1846834)
I don't even like Lil Yachty, but I appreciate the lack of concern for traditional hip hop standards. People will insist all day long, up and down the street that music shouldn't have any creative restrictions, and yet when it comes to hip hop then "it's a lyrical genre" so of course you must have complex, multi-syllabic lyrics to make Robert Frost jealous, and the flow must be rhythmically complex as well, or else you won't sound like you're trying to be the best MC on earth.

**** that. The funny thing is that black people I've known don't seem to care all that much about that ****, whereas white people can be downright fascist. I suspect the crackers are just insecure about listening to a traditionally black genre and swallow whatever restrictive bull**** they think they need to so people won't think they're ignorant honkies.

That was a grade a rant.

Quote:

Originally Posted by RB17 (Post 1846766)
But Punk didn't invent the idea of rebelling to a genre and strip down its sound to the basics, it did invent the idea of rebelling to Rock music of its time.
So, even assuming the mumbled rap trap thing is indeed rebellious towards the rules of Hip Hop, that doesn't make it any more Punk than Basketball is like Hockey 'cause you still shove a thing into a net.

If we see punk as a set of ideals like in this thread, than something can fall under those/some of those ideals or not. Doesn't really matter if it was the first thing ever to invent it. We could use those other things to describe it as well, but the thread is about it happening to fall in line with punk.

OccultHawk 06-16-2017 01:03 PM

Batlord

Have you listened to Teenage Emotions?

The album cover is so awesome. It's funny they hate this guy because he gives them nothing to hate. I think you might kind of like it. It's just pop music.

Dylstew 06-16-2017 01:12 PM

'' I bust it like Melo
Aimin' at you and your fellows
My new bitch yellow
She blow that dick like a cello''

He wanted to say flute, like ''that instrument squidward plays''..We all know which instrument squidward does play.

My god, this guy is a ****ing genius.


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