even gobby 13 year old chavs love dubstep

ms hathaway · Post by **ms hathaway** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 5:55 pm

i understand where you are coming from. you want it to be treated with the love you feel it deserves.

but it is also hard to make statements like what you made without having it come out wrong, no matter how you phrase it

just sayin

unlikely · Post by **unlikely** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 5:55 pm

so do "chavs" have bad ears or something?

even that word is annoying

Rob H · Post by **Rob H** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 5:56 pm

How many times have you actually been to dubstep events? Have you seen the diversity of people there? The first time i went to DMZ I remember seeing what appeared to father and son standing next to each other (deapoh can back me up on this), nothing wrong with that.

Regarding dubstep getting played out of tinny phones, to be honest i dont think many people would like to listen to that kinda sound quality once they had been to a couple good dances where the true sound can be experienced, and even if it was the case I personally would prefer it to the same couple of Rnb / crunk / sean paul songs that get rinsed on all the busses i get on

unlikely · Post by **unlikely** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 5:57 pm

ms hathaway wrote:apparently you have a clearcut set of rules predetermined as to the direction dubstep is intended to go

i can think of some dictators who shared this kind of thinking

yeah whens your little red book of dubstep coming out dreadnought?

dreadnought · Post by **dreadnought** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 5:59 pm

unlikely wrote:so do "chavs" have bad ears or something?

even that word is annoying

more like bad sense in most cases!!!

the young uns round ere

listen to there latest tune on there mobile fones load speaker!!!

makes me wanna get them an mp3 player with a good set of headphones!!!

bad speakers = bad sound!

metalboxproducts · Post by **metalboxproducts** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:01 pm

That 1st post is very close to sounding snobish and elitist. Thats not what this music or any other is about. You have no control over who listens to this music. If people you don't like start listening to it, tough shit. What are you gonna do? Create a scene that consists of you and ya muical snob friends?

dreadnought · Post by **dreadnought** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:03 pm

u know what i mean!!

lol wished i never brought the subject up now!!

i dont wanna be the dictator dubstep!!

just a mear fan

ms hathaway · Post by **ms hathaway** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:10 pm

dreadnought wrote:
lol wished i never brought the subject up now!!

i can only speak for myself when i say that i wish you hadnt either

Jubz · Post by **Jubz** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:10 pm

unlikely wrote:its really not up to anyone else who likes this music

i for one like the idea of dubstep blaring out of subbed up cars

innit. And the assumption that these people will only bring bad vibes is mediaval. Fix up.

rickdias · Post by **rickdias** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:12 pm

i think dread is goina bit far but i do agree with some points, like

dreadnought wrote: the young uns round ere

listen to there latest tune on there mobile fones load speaker!!!

makes me wanna get them an mp3 player with a good set of headphones!!!

bad speakers = bad sound!

i always get stuck on the bus wae some twat playin shitty rave tunes oot a crap mobile while im trin to listen ma tunes, that just does ma head in. altho if it were dub-step might be a tad easier to put up with lol

protocolx · Post by **protocolx** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:18 pm

dreadnought wrote:come on!!!!! u all sayin u dont really care who likes it????????

ok put it this way, how would u feel if ya parents listened to it. all so went to dubstep nights as well?

or even ppl playin the tunes out of a mobilephones load speaker!!!

its just not right

my dad has come fwd with me a couple of times.. whats wrong with that?
u have some serious prejudices m8..

not every1 who wears nike is a chav. and parents can be safe.. all about nickin a joint of ure dad when u smoked all ures!!

lycaon_prod · Post by **lycaon_prod** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:20 pm

dreadnought wrote:
el sub sta wrote:Music is for everyone.

If you dont want kids in the youth club to like it, why play it?

lol not that i dont want them 2 hear it!!! i just dont want them to tell thier brothers about it!!!

the tought of a nob in his rubbish dun up car blastin dubstep out of his rubbish car speakers, is soul cripplin

the sound of tht paints a wicked picture in my mind.
big up the xr3i-step massive

dreadnought · Post by **dreadnought** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:24 pm

ms hathaway wrote:
dreadnought wrote:
lol wished i never brought the subject up now!!

i can only speak for myself when i say that i wish you hadnt either

oh well its out now.

but serious i love the kids likin the dubstep

as i did mentioned at the start

just dont want dubstep 2 be jumped on by some 1 who may not care about it in a few months.

lol oh yeh its a simple want not an order

love the dictator

rickdias · Post by **rickdias** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:25 pm

lycaon_prod wrote:big up the xr3i-step massive

oi oi. warm an easy, nice an speedy!

el sub sta · Post by **el sub sta** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:26 pm

Haha what a thread!

What I have gathered so far is that a 13 year old kid wearing Nike attire. Was spotted in a youth club in Wales nodding his head along to a Dubstep tune, This may spell trouble for Dubstep as he may tell his brother (if he has one) who drive a Saxo (if he has a brother and a brother who drives a Saxo) to check out Dubstep, because the other day he discovered a sound that made him nod his head, very much in the way the dog nods his head in the Churchill car insurance advert.

Do you reckon the brother who drives a Saxo and listens to his brother advice when purchasing music is insured by Churchill?

dreadnought · Post by **dreadnought** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:31 pm

el sub sta wrote:Haha what a thread!

What I have gathered so far is that a 13 year old kid wearing Nike attire. Was spotted in a youth club in Wales nodding his head along to a Dubstep tune, This may spell trouble for Dubstep as he may tell his brother (if he has one) who drive a Saxo (if he has a brother and a brother who drives a Saxo) to check out Dubstep, because the other day he discovered a sound that made him nod his head, very much in the way the dog nods his head in the Churchill car insurance advert.

Do you reckon the brother who drives a Saxo and listens to his brother advice when purchasing music is insured by Churchill?

ha ha ok u got a point!!! but u know what i ment (well hope so by now)

pablex · Post by **pablex** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:33 pm

dreadnought wrote: come on!!!!! u all sayin u dont really care who likes it????????

ok put it this way, how would u feel if ya parents listened to it. all so went to dubstep nights as well?

or even ppl playin the tunes out of a mobilephones load speaker!!!

its just not right

I WANT THAT.
when N Type and Walsh played in Brussels i asked my mother weeks before if she wanted to go aswell, partially because we needed a ride but also because i thought she might be into it.
i've been with my mother to celebrate my birthday at a reggae/ragga party and she danced untill 5 am while my sister wanted to leave, there was even an English speaking student getting to hear asking "if she spoke English" (and probably hoping much more than that).
i've also been to a bar in Brussels with her, my girlfriend and a mate, so 3 twentiers and a mother chilling on dnb and jungle vibes.
and then she also came to the first small dnb night i organised.

if you're ashamed of your parents they might aswell not be your real parents

rickdias · Post by **rickdias** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 6:37 pm

well i must say i dont wankers turnin up at any night i go to no matter what the music, but wankers could be anyone, even YOU! lol

oplin · Post by **oplin** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 7:25 pm

what did you expect? it happened to grime, it happend to dnb, it happened to 2-step. it will happen to dubstep, then in a few years something new will come along and they will all migrate to the the trend.

signus · Post by **signus** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 7:41 pm

Dom wrote:
Signus wrote:As much as I want to see Dubstep grow I don't want loads of tossers liking it and ruining the amazing level of good vibes at Dubstep nights
so you only want certain people from a certain background to enjoy dubstep.
One of the best things about the seen is that there is such a diverse lot of people involved. Just because someone dresses in a certain way does not mean they are gonna start fights.

I'm not saying that all people who dress like a townie or whatever are gonna start fights I have quite a few mates who do exactly that but I also know a lot of people as I'm sure you all do who are just lookin for trouble

even gobby 13 year old chavs love dubstep

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