Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Consider who the execs are that promote these "artists". You all really think it's a coincidence every song on the radio targeting teens is about drugs?

Exactly.

The execs are the same background as those that push opioids like purdue pharma.

Americans are slowly starting to notice.

teens obsessed with rap are GENERALLY slackers/idiots. DD and all her smart cute girls are into electronic and alternative music.

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Anonymous wrote:We do not censor music AT ALL. We are a muaic family. Music is always playing in the house. We even have an extensive record collection and the record player is going daily. My boys play instrumentd as well.

Luckily, their taste does not include rap music. They've been exposed to wuality music their whole lives and it has rubbed off

Rap is not music. It's a massive pile of sh*t mixed with random discordant noises made by talentless assclowns.

I could say the same thing about most sports. To each his own.

Anonymous wrote:We do not censor music AT ALL. We are a muaic family. Music is always playing in the house. We even have an extensive record collection and the record player is going daily. My boys play instrumentd as well.

Luckily, their taste does not include rap music. They've been exposed to wuality music their whole lives and it has rubbed off

Rap is not music. It's a massive pile of sh*t mixed with random discordant noises made by talentless assclowns.

My rules:
If I ever hear you repeating those words, no more rap

I have a 13 year old boy who literally loves all forms of music.

We prefer hard rock and heavy metal. When they're in my car, I pick the music, and that's what I like the most. Motionless in White, All That Remains, Cradle of Filth, Symphony X, Xandria, Trivium, Yngwie Malmsteen, FFDP, Bullet For My Valentine, Black Sabbath, Korn, Metallica, Rob Zombie, etc. For extra flavor I throw in some Queen and some Pink Floyd, Asking Alexandria, Breaking Benjamin, H.I.M., Bon Jovi....I have so many different bands on my phone that I can't even think of them all right now.

Anonymous wrote:Honestly some rappers are worlds more talented than the artists on the pop top 40 charts. Don’t write off an entire genre - it shows your prejudice.

I hate and will not tolerate rap music.

I also hate and will not tolerate country music.

Am I prejudiced?

Anonymous wrote:You can't ban music.

The hell I can't! My house, my car, my money buying the music.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rappers are apparently promoting opioids.
Lovely.

Opioids, xanax, molly (ecstasy) and/or codeine is in *every* rap song.

Your being very one sides say it is primarily a rap thing, drugs are a music thing and mentioned in all genres. Your problem with rap is that is it is spelled out pretty bluntly instead of being disguised in euphemism or hidden in theme.

Please point us to current non-rap songs in the top 20 or 50 or even 100 that are literally entirely about glorifying hard narcotics and/or abuse of women. With rap, it's literally EVERY popular song. If you can't see this is intentional, to brainwash our teens, I'm sorry you're so dull.

Play whatever you want. But if it becomes objectionable, it's gonna get turned off and we're going to talk about it AT LENGTH until I'm doing saying what I want to say about it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we listen to everything. I've found I like some rap and hip hop. I'm surprised.

Same here. I never, ever thought I would like any of it, but my sons made me a bunch of mix tapes, and I find I like at least 50% of the songs. I like a lot of Ray Schrimmer, and I love Kid Cudi's Pursuit of Happiness. Still not getting Lil' Uzi Vert (They think he's amazing), but I'm trying.

I'm right there with you. DS plays me all his music and tries to get me to appreciate it. I don't like Uzi's voice, but DS is a big fan.

Punctuation: do you have something against it?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rappers are apparently promoting opioids.
Lovely.

Opioids, xanax, molly (ecstasy) and/or codeine is in *every* rap song.

Your being very one sides say it is primarily a rap thing, drugs are a music thing and mentioned in all genres. Your problem with rap is that is it is spelled out pretty bluntly instead of being disguised in euphemism or hidden in theme.

We do not censor music AT ALL. We are a muaic family. Music is always playing in the house. We even have an extensive record collection and the record player is going daily. My boys play instrumentd as well.

Luckily, their taste does not include rap music. They've been exposed to wuality music their whole lives and it has rubbed off

Anonymous wrote:Consider who the execs are that promote these "artists". You all really think it's a coincidence every song on the radio targeting teens is about drugs?

Exactly.