lolzJames Kofi wrote:this thread is a perfect example of the embarrassingly ignorant, patronising attitude this forum has towards black culture in the UK. none of you are any good at parodying the accent or vocabulary so unless you've got a job writing another instalment in the 'Kidulthood' continuum, I'd give up.
reflecting it doesn't necessarily perpetuate it. presenting violence isn't promoting it.Laszlo wrote:Point being is grime music quite often has violent lyrics accompanying it. That's why people have claims towards grime being a violent music genre.James Kofi wrote:do you apply the same literal standards to all the music you listen to?Laszlo wrote:It's probably something to do with the lyrics in grime tunes.James Kofi wrote:and noone in this thread seemingly had any intention of attending the night, so how much of their hysterical claims towards grime being a violent music genre are rooted in experience, and how much is rooted in the lies they've been told by the media and police. the two groups most ppl on here claim to distrust the most.
"In school I used to hit boys with a ruler" and other such violent tales such as "oooooooooooooh crack your skull, leave you fucked up in a wheelchair"
I was being facetious (hit boys with ruler. c'mon now) but if you want to try and tell me that the grime scene doesn't reflect a violent lifestyle (and therefore help perpetuate it) go right ahead.
where did you come up with the name 'pikeymobile', I'd love to know the thinking behind it?pikeymobile wrote:lol @ james cofi
Catch youself on!James Kofi wrote:reflecting it doesn't necessarily perpetuate it. presenting violence isn't promoting it.Laszlo wrote:Point being is grime music quite often has violent lyrics accompanying it. That's why people have claims towards grime being a violent music genre.James Kofi wrote:do you apply the same literal standards to all the music you listen to?Laszlo wrote:It's probably something to do with the lyrics in grime tunes.James Kofi wrote:and noone in this thread seemingly had any intention of attending the night, so how much of their hysterical claims towards grime being a violent music genre are rooted in experience, and how much is rooted in the lies they've been told by the media and police. the two groups most ppl on here claim to distrust the most.
"In school I used to hit boys with a ruler" and other such violent tales such as "oooooooooooooh crack your skull, leave you fucked up in a wheelchair"
I was being facetious (hit boys with ruler. c'mon now) but if you want to try and tell me that the grime scene doesn't reflect a violent lifestyle (and therefore help perpetuate it) go right ahead.
someone robbed my sisters boyfriends vauxhall nova about 10 years ago, burnt it out and wrote "pikeymobile" on the sideJames Kofi wrote:where did you come up with the name 'pikeymobile', I'd love to know the thinking behind it?pikeymobile wrote:lol @ james cofi
edit: I might be being overambitious in applying 'thinking' to the kind of smug racism that passes for humour round here.
there is certainly a clear divide between my attitudes and your (plural) attitudes. which of us has a 'problem' is just perspective.JBoy wrote:I dont even know or care what youre ranting on about anymore, if anyone seems to have a problem its you.
AND UR HOLE KREW STINK LIKE FECESsouthstar wrote:I'm a badman. you're a penis
lol nearly thought you weren't trolling til I read thisJames Kofi wrote:notice how 'badboy' is used in opposition to 'white boi'JBoy wrote:Y dint da badboy mcz murk dat white boi hipster ya get me fam
I wonder what 'bad' implies in this sentence.
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