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Anonymous wrote:OP. I am 46yo and grew up in Arlington and have worked in DC since college. I never heard people talk about go go nor would I have been able to describe it either - so I don't think you are crazy for asking

white bubble for sure.

The extent of the white bubble sometimes surprises me, like now.

White NP here. I’m incredibly embarrassed by the level of ignorance and racism on this thread. Awful. If you love DC, try to understand and respect it. And if you don’t love it, maybe post your ignorant complaints to your suburban message boards.

Anonymous wrote:OP. I am 46yo and grew up in Arlington and have worked in DC since college. I never heard people talk about go go nor would I have been able to describe it either - so I don't think you are crazy for asking

white bubble for sure.

OP. I am 46yo and grew up in Arlington and have worked in DC since college. I never heard people talk about go go nor would I have been able to describe it either - so I don't think you are crazy for asking

Anonymous wrote:Was Mossis Day & the Time considered Go-Go?

Ummmmm no. They are from Minnesota

I can’t with my transplant friends who live in dc and never heard of Go-go or mambo sauce

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I get that the music is and should be a celebrated part of the culture. I don't think that blasting the music to the street from a mobile phone store qualifies as 'culture'. Two different things.

I guess you have to take “culture” where you can get it in D.C.

Wow Becky calm the heck down and read this article

https://slate.com/culture/2019/04/go-go-music-gentrification-washington-d-c.html

“What is it about gogo that makes whites so uncomfortable?”

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I get that the music is and should be a celebrated part of the culture. I don't think that blasting the music to the street from a mobile phone store qualifies as 'culture'. Two different things.

I guess you have to take “culture” where you can get it in D.C.

Wow Becky calm the heck down and read this article

https://slate.com/culture/2019/04/go-go-music-gentrification-washington-d-c.html

You probably run your mouth off about how everyone is racist, but you use “Becky”.

Oh its eyeroll chick. You always have so much of interest to say and aren't at all pathetic.

Listen. Racism is prejudice plus power. It's always acceptable to punch up towards the people in power with humor and satire but you can never punch down.

And once more for the people in the back. There. Is. No. Such. Thing. As. Being. Rascist. Against. Whites. You can be prejudiced against whites but again Rascim implies an unequal power dynamic.

And flipping dont come at me that there isn't an advantage to being white in the US because there flipping is. And scientists and statistics have proven this. To believe otherwise is ignorant AF.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I get that the music is and should be a celebrated part of the culture. I don't think that blasting the music to the street from a mobile phone store qualifies as 'culture'. Two different things.

I guess you have to take “culture” where you can get it in D.C.

Wow Becky calm the heck down and read this article

https://slate.com/culture/2019/04/go-go-music-gentrification-washington-d-c.html

You probably run your mouth off about how everyone is racist, but you use “Becky”.

^^ Morris Day

Was Mossis Day & the Time considered Go-Go?

Anonymous wrote:E.U. (Experience Unlimited) Was more mainstream as far as go go bands. 20 years ago anyway. Da Butt was played everywhere - from Spike Lee's movie School Daze. And they backed up Salt n Pepa on Shake Your Thang.

I never realized that song was Go-Go.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I get that the music is and should be a celebrated part of the culture. I don't think that blasting the music to the street from a mobile phone store qualifies as 'culture'. Two different things.

I guess you have to take “culture” where you can get it in D.C.

Wow Becky calm the heck down and read this article

https://slate.com/culture/2019/04/go-go-music-gentrification-washington-d-c.html

Anonymous wrote:I'm clearly not in the cool crowd. Someone please explain this to me. Is this just a "DC trying to find some culture" thing? Or is this a real claim to fame?

Why ask this in such a rude manner in consideration of the recent news headlines?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I get that the music is and should be a celebrated part of the culture. I don't think that blasting the music to the street from a mobile phone store qualifies as 'culture'. Two different things.

I guess you have to take “culture” where you can get it in D.C.

Where do you live that's so filled with culture?